Godslayer in the Marvel Universe

Chapter 81, this script is really tricky.

Ang stopped, bowed slightly, and greeted the Queen: "I have no interest in this war itself. But I am an ally of the Amazons, so Your Majesty, your enemies are my enemies."

The first half of these words sounded quite harsh to Penthesilea, but the second half was much more pleasant.

The Queen was delighted: "You are Hippolyta's woman, so I will certainly not treat you unfairly. I am about to embark on a campaign against Achilles, so come with me. I am willing to share the glory of slaying Achilles with you!"

Ang's expression was priceless. He knew that, according to "history," Pentessilia was a classic example of someone who tried to kill but was killed in return!

He was quite confident in dealing with Achilles. To be honest, even if it wasn't a top hero like Heracles, any random hero from Greece would be enough to give Ang a run for his money. Unfortunately, among all the great Greek heroes, this muddle-headed hero nicknamed "Heel" had the most obvious weakness.

The problem is that while it might feel great to collect kills, things could get very complicated if Diana found out about this kind of get-rich-quick scheme that "uses teammates' heads as a magnet."

If he hadn't come here using the [Starlight Crown], he was confident he could have gotten away with it. But who knows if that thing would go back and tell Diana that he hadn't helped her aunt in her time of need?

After hearing Penthesilea's words, Ang took a deep breath: "Achilles is very strong."

The Amazon queen said firmly, "I know he killed Hector! He killed many great Trojan heroes. But when I was in despair, the Trojans took me in. It is my duty to avenge Hector."

Alright! I can't persuade them!

Ang was silent for a moment, then said in a Kratos-like, rugged voice, "I know that it is Your Majesty's honor to fight Achilles. Let me use my bow and arrow to hold the line for Your Majesty."

"Okay! Just let me know if you need anything."

Ang recalled some history and declared decisively, "I need a bow! The strongest bow!"

The Queen glanced at her attendant: "Give it to him."

With that, the queen tossed her animal-skin cloak behind her and strode away, declaring, "The war will begin first thing tomorrow morning."

Too many people are watching Ang.

Even with Ang's perception score of 56, he couldn't tell that a pair of eyes, both special and ordinary, were staring at him from inside the palace.

It's special because of the owner's identity, but ordinary because the owner is just an ordinary woman.

"Any news about that person?"

A maidservant beside her bowed and said, "We've found out. The visitor claims to be Kratos, another Amazon queen Hippolyta's man, possibly Hippolyta's own. Her Majesty Penthesilea has vouched for his identity and requested His Majesty Priam to open the armory for him to choose from."

"Understood." The woman waved her hand gently, and the palace maid withdrew.

The daughter looked around; the palace was filled with worried servants and soldiers moving about. The stench of burning corpses permeated the entire palace.

Moreover, more and more people are casting disgusted, even hateful, glances at her from time to time.

Once upon a time, people only praised and sang her praises. But now, with the brutal siege and the death of Prince Hector, servants and even high-ranking officials and generals are increasingly less friendly towards her.

Correct!

She was Helen, the Queen of Sparta, who ignited the famous Trojan War.

Through her own experience, she demonstrated to the entire Greek pantheon what it means to be a femme fatale.

Perhaps she was once high above others, but if it weren't for Prince Paris, who brought her to Troy, still protecting her, she might have been handed over by the angry Trojans.

However, not many people know that Helen saw other things as well.

The scenes in my dream seemed to blend into reality.

Clumps of strange, crimson fog churned and surged on the walls of the magnificent hall, making this grand hall, which covered nearly a thousand square meters and was at least five stories high, appear incredibly terrifying.

Even though the windows were intact, Helen felt in a daze that through these broken glass windows, which were at least five meters high, she could see a chaotic scene outside. Apart from the dim light of dawn filtering through the thick fog, she could not see anything at all.

In reality, the main hall was brightly lit, but in the spiritual vision, there was not a single ray of light inside, relying entirely on the dim light from outside, creating an extremely oppressive atmosphere.

In reality, the hall was filled with luxurious gold and bronze utensils, but in Helen's vision, the hall was in complete disarray, with things like "chairs" that only had a backrest left, "floor lamps" that were only a third of the way through, and a large number of damaged wooden furniture pieces scattered haphazardly on the ground.

Helen was absolutely certain that she had witnessed the destruction of Troy.

For this reason, she could not imagine how cruelly her former husband, Menelaus, the Spartan king, would treat her after her defeat.

Perhaps Menelaus will spare her life because of her beauty, but she can forget about having a good life for the rest of her days.

She knew perfectly well what Prince Paris was capable of, and upon learning that Kratos wanted a bow, she decisively declared: "Issue my decree that he may choose any bow from the arsenal. Any one!"

The last word startled the servant.

Accompanied by an Amazonian warrior, Ang arrived at the royal armory of Troy.

He knew very well that everything was "predestined".

Almost as soon as he had a thought, all the skills related to [Archery] in the system notification were highlighted.

Since the target is Achilles, we must mention the famous "Achilles' heel".

After Achilles' birth, his mother Thetis learned from the Fates that he would die in battle. She then burned away Achilles' mortal parts with celestial fire and restored them with divine anointing. Just as she was about to finish, his father Peleus discovered this and stopped the process (another account says that Thetis grabbed Achilles' ankle and plunged him into the River Styx). Therefore, except for the fatal weakness in his heel, Achilles was invulnerable to weapons and impervious to the gods.

After Achilles joined the Trojan War, he turned the tide of the war dramatically in just two battles, killing the Trojan hero Hector. However, due to his enmity with Apollo, the god of light, Achilles was killed when Apollo shot him in the heel with a hidden arrow.

Another version is that Achilles died from a poisoned arrow by Paris.

Without a doubt, if Ang wants to steal the kill this time, he must transform into the [Arrowman].

Ugh!

Isn't he just Voldemort?

Isn't it just "Through wind and rain, no one else may wait for you, but Lao Liu will wait for you"?

I know this one well!

The problem now is how to kill Achilles before he can kill Penthesilea.

(End of this chapter)