Godslayer in the Marvel Universe

Chapter 80 Target Achilles

Upon hearing Ang mention Hippolyta's name, the other person looked surprised.

"Are you her man?" The spirited woman before him stood with her hands on her hips, her delicate chin already tilted slightly upwards at a 30-degree angle. Upon hearing this name, her deep black eyes, and even the long black hair cascading down her back, seemed to dim slightly. "Hippocrates... is she alright?!"

This time, it was Ang's turn to be shocked.

When the other party first said that [Starlight Crown] was her sister, Ang thought that Diana Prince, who was said to be an only child, had an older sister in this life.

This is nothing unusual.

After all, Batman has a bunch of children in his 'history,' and in this life, isn't Angle the only illegitimate child left?

But she calls Diana's mother Hippolyta her sister, which immediately narrows the scope considerably, meaning...

"Wait! You are... Pentessilia!?"

"Of course! It is indeed I, the King—" Penthesilea patted his well-developed, strong yet supple E-cup pectoral muscles, uttering a deep voice that made the male warriors not far away drool.

This is a huge blunder!

Even Ang, a transmigrator, was momentarily stunned. He had damn well been teleported to the wrong place.

Seeing the group opposite him clad in gleaming golden armor, he was certain he wasn't mistaken. That wasn't some priceless golden armor; it was brass!

The brass was polished to an incredibly bright shine, gleaming like gold.

Correct!

In Greek mythology, most of the wars involved weapons made of bronze.

Wonder Woman: Diana is the daughter of Hippolyta, the Amazon queen, but the one who participated in the Trojan War was another Amazon queen—Hippolyta's sister Penthesiea! She was hunted down by the Furies because she accidentally injured her sister, and she joined Troy with 12 Amazon heroines.

The world that Ang teleported him to was the world of the famous historical event known as the "Trojan Horse Siege"!

The Trojan War began with the struggle for Helen, the most beautiful woman in the world, and was a ten-year siege of Troy by a Greek coalition led by Agamemnon and Menelaus against King Priam.

This exaggerated war, recorded in Homer's epics, was, in essence, a power struggle among the Greek gods and their descendants. The true purpose of the Trojan War was for the various Asian rulers, led by Agamemnon and Menelaus, to seize the rich lands of Troy.

The entirety of Greek mythology is essentially a story of Zeus, the king of the gods, causing all sorts of chaotic and disorganized events. Without Zeus's mischief, Greek mythology would be only about a third of its original length. If you also removed the scandalous affairs of Poseidon, Zeus's brother and sea god, it would probably only be a tenth of its original length.

The Trojan War was similar; both sides were actually descendants of the Greek gods, so they were essentially sworn enemies. Naturally, the gods' attitudes were also wavering.

Ang has no interest in remembering all of those Greek gods and heroes whose names start at five characters and are incredibly difficult for Chinese people to pronounce.

After all, he already knew that in this multiverse that combines DC and Marvel, the spacetime of many smaller worlds is disordered and they cannot even be connected.

One thing is certain: the timeline of this world is frighteningly chaotic.

As Ang's mind raced, Penthesilea asked again, "Man, state your name and answer me! Why is Hippolyta's [Starry Crown] in your hands?"

Clearly, this Amazonian queen was not a patient person. She asked the question with patience, simply because there was no trace of blood on her sister's keepsake, which meant it hadn't been stolen by the man before her.

Ang raised the crown in his hand: "My alias is Kratos, and on the surface, I am a Greek Spartan. I was sent to Paradise Island at the behest of the Hippolyta royal family. But clearly, there was a problem with the teleportation, which is why I ended up here. Is this the city of Troy?"

"What kind of nonsense is this..." Staring at the tiara in Ang's hand and feeling the power fluctuations on it, Penthesilea's expression became very interesting. She rubbed her brows: "You don't want to reveal your true identity, fine. You're holding my sister's most important crown, which means she trusts you absolutely. Since you're one of us, then come with me."

Penthesilea gestured for him to proceed, and Ang walked up to the Queen in full view of everyone, standing fearlessly to her right.

At this moment, many people's expressions were quite interesting.

Because Angher was walking side by side with Pentessilia.

The Queen raised an eyebrow, but ultimately did not object.

After traveling for a while, Ang finally saw this magnificent city that only existed in mythology.

In this world where divine power manifests itself, Ang has reason to believe that this magnificent city was indeed built with the help of the sun god Apollo and the sea god Poseidon.

The city wall, which is ten stories high and thirty meters high, is incredibly tall even from a modern perspective.

Keep in mind that this was the Bronze Age. If the construction techniques for city walls were not up to par, they could not have been built very high. Otherwise, the weight of the city walls would have collapsed on their own without any enemy attack.

However, beneath the majestic city walls, the entire city has very few buildings with more than three stories; instead, a large number of brick and wood houses are scattered across this urban area of ​​more than ten square kilometers.

Ang noticed that in front of almost every household, women were smearing oil on male corpses, dressing them in unkempt shrouds, and then setting them on fire.

Correct!

Right in front of everyone.

The entire city was filled with an atmosphere of sorrow and despair, and the sound of weeping could be heard everywhere.

Even in houses where no bodies were being burned, mournful cries could be heard.

Penthesilea parted her red lips slightly: "Seven days ago, the city's strongest warrior—the great hero Hector—died at the hands of the opposing hero Achilles. The Trojans were deeply saddened and disheartened. Because we were besieged, Ares, the god of war, bestowed upon us divine power, allowing the city's inhabitants to perform a summoning ritual, summoning beings who follow the principles of Troy to fight for Troy. Kratos, I have joined Troy. You... will help me, won't you?"

Ang was a bit embarrassed: What the hell is this? Wonder Woman wants me to take care of Ares, but when I teleported, I ran into her aunt, who wants me to help her beat up Achilles. And Ares happens to be on the Trojan side.

As soon as the Amazon queen finished speaking, not only did the Amazon female guards around her feel that Ang felt an unimaginably powerful being casting its gaze upon him.

Tremendous stress!

It was impossible to lie. Ang had every reason to believe that if he did lie, the other party would be able to sense it with some kind of supernatural power.

(End of this chapter)