Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 137 A Thousand Years Have Passed

"Time Stop." Kronos used his authority over time to stop time directly.

Silver divine runes of the Great Dao and the divine runes of time shone in Shao Yang's eyes, his martial will was magnificent, and his right hand fell, directly splitting Kronos's body in two.

The seemingly invincible Titan's body was thus cleaved in two by Shao Yang.

The Olympian gods looked at Shaoyang in horror.

Although they had already overestimated Shao Yang, they still suffered a heavy blow when Cronus, the previous God-King, intervened.

Kronos's heart sank as he looked at Shaoyang. His body shrank, time reversed, and his injuries healed back to their original state.

He transformed into a burly man over three meters tall.

His bronze skin bore the marks of time, and his aura became even more ruthless.

Shao Yang interlaced his ten fingers, unleashing boundless divine power. His ten fingers pierced through heaven and earth, transforming into ten terrifying pillars of heaven.

The ultimate, destructive martial arts technique shakes the heavens and earth!

The entire world was pierced and shattered by the ten heavenly pillars.

Cronus's body twisted and shattered, turning into endless blood mist. In just an instant, Cronus's body reformed, and the power of time flowed.

Seeing this scene, Shao Yang knew that Cronus would not die so easily.

"How many times can you reassemble yourself?" Shao Yang appeared in front of Kronos.

"More than you imagine," Kronos said in a deep voice, his powerful divine energy surging and clashing with Shao Yang, fragments of time flying around.

Both were powerful beings who controlled time, and at the moment of their battle, time was constantly changing and shifting.

Countless fragments of time fluctuated, and a single fragment of time seemed to possess the power to age and die instantly, a power that could make even a god die.

Zeus looked at the six-eared man, waved his lightning scepter, and countless golden lightning spears condensed in the air.

They passed through the Six Ears Cave.

Six-Eared grinned, wielding an iron rod, unleashing the Great Destruction Will, sweeping away countless golden lightning spears.

However, Liu Er was also pushed back hundreds of millions of miles before he could finally stop. Relatively speaking...

"Old Zeus, your strength hasn't improved at all in hundreds of years. You've only ever used the same old tricks over and over again," Six-Eared said with a grin.

Upon hearing Liu Er's words, Zeus's expression darkened even further.

The gods of the Greek pantheon are similar to those of the Norse pantheon; although they do not cultivate themselves, they can become stronger over time.

"Let's attack together and take care of this monkey," Zeus said in a deep voice, and the Olympian gods began to act.

Upon seeing this, Liu Er turned and ran.

Liu Er came here to vent his anger; otherwise, his thoughts wouldn't be clear.

Having been hunted down by the Greek gods for so long, Liu Er naturally couldn't just swallow his anger like this.

That's why the scene of Liu Er swinging his iron rod to smash the divine light barrier happened; he just wanted to vent his anger.

Now that their goal has been achieved, Liu Er naturally ran away.

Liu Er wasn't stupid. There was a group of Great Luo Immortals and more than ten Quasi-Saints among them. Would he just run away and wait to die? Although some of these Great Luo Immortals and Quasi-Saints were weak, they were still Great Luo Immortals and Quasi-Saints after all.

Zeus's face darkened further as he watched the fleeing Six-Eared Serpent. If he could have caught up with it earlier, why wait until now?

Without the suppression of the world's will, capturing Liu Er would be virtually impossible unless Liu Er went crazy and fought them to the death.

However, not being able to capture Liu Er is not the problem; what is more important is that they currently have another major enemy.

Lesser Yang!

Just as Zeus and the others were about to make their move.

One after another, powerful beings from all the ancient races descended.

Zeus then realized how naive his thinking had been, believing that hiding for a thousand years would allow him to survive this calamity.

But now it seems they were overthinking it.

On the battlefield beyond the borders, the Emperor shook his head as he observed the performance of the Greek gods.

The entire Greek world was thrown into chaos, with primordial beings and the Greek pantheon engaging in an unprecedented battle.

Time passed slowly.

A thousand years have passed.

Zeus and the other gods, all wounded, persevered for a thousand years and finally saw the dawn of victory. A thousand years have passed.

This led to the assumption that the world's will in the Greek mythological world would be revived.

This was also the hope that Zeus and others could see.

"A thousand years have passed, and the primordial beings have left this world." The voice of the Emperor resounded in the world of Greek mythology.

Shao Yang forced Kronos back with a single punch and did not make another move, as there was no longer any need for him to do so.

"It's a pity, our battle is destined to end here." Shao Yang said in a deep voice, looking at Kronos.

Kronos frowned as he looked at Shaoyang.

"Why?" Kronos looked at Shaoyang.

Shao Yang shook his head and looked at Kronos: "The destruction of this world is inevitable. These thousand years are merely time for us to plunder in our final moments. You'd better watch yourself."

After Shao Yang finished speaking, he introduced the world of Greek mythology.

At the same time, countless beings left the world of Greek mythology; these beings were all from the primordial world.

Zeus looked at the departing primordial creatures with a hint of surprise and uncertainty in his eyes. Was the crisis resolved just like that?

"We won?" Ares asked in disbelief.

The other gods were filled with the joy of surviving a calamity, feeling that the ordeal was over.

"It's all gone, everything is gone," Athena murmured to herself, her face contorted with pain.

The departure of these creatures further confirmed Athena's conjecture.

"Athena, what are you saying? Gone?" Hyperion asked, looking at Athena.

"Ragnarok has come," Athena said with a wry smile.

The other gods all looked at Athena, especially Ares, who had always been at odds with her, and felt that Athena's words were a curse upon the gods.

"Athena, what are you saying? We have already won!" Horus angrily rebuked Athena.

Athena no longer had the heart to argue with Ares, and said calmly.

"For the past thousand years, I have been pondering a question: these beings were clearly capable of conquering Mount Olympus, so why didn't they do it?" Athena said slowly.

"What nonsense are you talking about? We clearly held them off," Ares said in a deep voice.

Athena looked at Ares: "We only held them off for five hundred years. If it weren't for that unknown voice, Mount Olympus would have fallen by now."

Upon hearing what was said on the phone, Ares wanted to refute it, but didn't know how to start.

Athena didn't say that they had struggled to hold out for five hundred years, but Mount Olympus would eventually be breached.

"If they really wanted to take down Mount Olympus, would it be that difficult? A thousand years would have been enough time; they could have taken it long ago. Why don't they do that and instead plunder other places?" Athena said slowly.

The gods finally realized that the beings displayed such power that conquering Mount Olympus would be no problem at all.

However, instead of doing so, they plunder the world's resources, which does not benefit them in any way from occupying the world.

"There is only one answer: these thousand years are the last time that being left them to plunder our world," Athena said slowly.

clap clap clap! ! !

applause.

The Olympian gods were stunned; where did that loud noise come from?

"As expected of the goddess of wisdom, she saw through it so easily." Di Fang's voice rang out in the hall.

(End of this chapter)