Godslayer in the Marvel Universe

Chapter 90 Listen, the so-called assassin—

Listen, you so-called assassin—

He wasn't a reckless brute wielding weapons, nor was he the cunning and treacherous Sixth Brother; he was devoid of emotion...

A kill-stealing maniac!

Ang doesn't really believe in the myth that "Achilles was shot and poisoned to death by Paris's arrow."

Even with the legendary "Smiling Half-Step Madness," it still takes a certain amount of time from poisoning to the onset of the poison.

In reality, it takes nearly a minute for the neurotoxin from the blue-ringed octopus to kill a person.

For a demigod-level powerhouse like Achilles, who possesses superhuman physical abilities, the time from the onset of the poison to his sudden death is enough for him to do many things.

For example, tearing Paris apart with his bare hands or something.

As a result, Paris was convicted and Angena was executed.

Under normal circumstances, Ang would never be able to kill Achilles, one of the most powerful demigods in Greece.

This is Achilles after the great reduction.

Not only was he poisoned and near death, but crucially, Penthesilea's initial all-out spear thrust pierced Achilles' breastplate.

Ang used Achilles' sword to pierce through the gap that had been opened before.

This is the real deal – using your god-tier gear to crush you!

If Achilles's "body of the Styx" were still intact, this sword might not have pierced his body. Unfortunately, with the passing of life and divinity, the "body of the Styx" also lost its due power.

No one knew any of this! No one knew that the invulnerable Achilles had reached the end of his life.

To the Trojans and Greeks on both sides of the conflict, this was Kratos directly and "honorably" killing Achilles.

With a sword piercing Achilles' chest, Ang did not relax at all. He twisted the blade and further dissected Achilles' body, tearing his heart to shreds.

Ang's charge was incredibly powerful. Not only did he pierce Achilles, but he also continued his charge for more than ten meters with Achilles still in his arms, seemingly dancing with joy.

Ang's stomp sent shards of stone flying everywhere.

They painstakingly carved out a path to death, twenty centimeters deep.

Until Achilles' back, by sheer bad luck, crashed into the left side panel of his own chariot.

Despite his stubbornness, he still attempted to kill Ang as his life was about to end.

Unfortunately, his power flowed away like a river bursting its banks.

In the final moments of his life, he suddenly realized that perhaps it was a blessing to die at the hands of a truly powerful man after a lifetime of military service. It was certainly better than dying at the hands of Paris.

"Warrior...may I know your name? I at least want to know who killed the great Achilles?" Achilles coughed up blood, his life hanging by a thread, yet his face remained calm.

Angle said calmly, "My name in this world is Kratos."

"Thank you, Kratos."

Achilles closed his eyes, offering his final prayer: "Mother Thetis! Though the one who ultimately killed me was this man named Kratos, the truly fatal blow came from the poisoned arrow shot by that vile woman Paris. I have killed Paris with my own hands. Do not hate Kratos; hate the Trojans instead..."

He knew that his mother, Thetis, the sea goddess, would hear his final words.

As one of the most outstanding heroes of the second generation of Greek heroes, Achilles ultimately could not escape his death prophecy and died at the gates of Troy.

Almost the instant Achilles breathed his last, Ang saw an immense amount of red soul suddenly fly out of the other's body and pour into his body with tremendous force.

This is……

The power of a demigod!

At that moment, Ang felt every cell in his body burning, and the burning sensation from the deepest part of his soul made him unable to help but roar.

pain!

My whole body aches!

A searing tear, a brutal destruction, and then...

newborn!

The pain of that blood transfusion and marrow cleansing comes quickly and goes even faster.

First and foremost, strength!

It wasn't a delusion; Ang genuinely felt he could casually pry open any ancient city gate devoid of divine power, tearing the thick iron sheet as easily as shredding an A4 sheet of paper.

Next is agility, that feeling of lightness like a swallow, which allows him to leap up to the height of three or four stories in one go.

Next is physique; the solid sense of security that comes from being able to withstand a punch from a Cyclops is truly remarkable.

Finally, there's perception. Now, with just a little concentration, he can hear the movement of a flying insect within a hundred meters and clearly see every chelicerae and the flapping of every wing.

Unfortunately, Achilles is a typical melee hero, and the bonuses he provides are limited to these aspects.

The system notifications were flooding the screen, but Ang didn't have a chance to look at them closely.

"Aaaaah—" Achilles' screams stunned all the Greeks.

Only at this moment did his entourage seem to wake from a dream and try to save their commander.

There's no way around it; Achilles is the kind of freak who can single-handedly create an army, easily crushing an entire legion.

His personal bravery was so impressive that it left a deep impression, especially after he killed the enemy's top general Hector. Who would have thought that he would be defeated in such a ditch?

Why did they only arrive now?

Too late!

Angela, carrying Achilles' corpse, climbed onto the chariot.

It's a ghost!

The two divine horses, which had always obeyed only Achilles's commands, suddenly bolted into a wild gallop when Kratos cracked his whip.

It's not the kind of out-of-control rampage, but a truly tamed advance.

Before the Greeks could encircle them, the chariot executed a beautiful drift and came to a stop beside the dying Trojan commander.

"Come up and see our spoils!"

If Ang had said anything else, Penthesilea wouldn't have gotten into the car so eagerly.

But the carriage was carrying her mortal enemy, Achilles!

Despite the excruciating pain, the Amazon Queen smiled brightly, placed one hand on Ang's palm, and leaped onto the vehicle.

Cough!

Even if the car doors are welded shut after you get in, it's still worth it!

"Hahaha! Achilles! You've finally met your end! Die! You're finally dead!" The queen's laughter was incredibly unrestrained and arrogant.

Laughter mixed with tears!

No one knows better than her the bitterness and hardship she has endured over the years.

With Hector, the Trojan god, around, Pentessilia had nothing to do with it.

As a guest, she had to live under someone else's roof and endure all hardship.

Regardless, Kratos was someone she recruited, so the credit naturally goes to her.

The Trojan king publicly took the blame for her feud with the Furies, implying that the Furies could only settle scores with the Trojan king.

By killing Achilles to avenge Hector, she had settled her debt to the King of Troy.

She would win this case even if it went all the way to Mount Olympus.

She suddenly realized: I'm free!?

The war over there is not over yet.

When they saw Ang take Achilles' body, the Greek heroes were filled with rage!

Odysseus shouted at the top of his lungs, "Take back Achilles!"

It sounds like the Greek heroes were united in their determination to protect their comrades' bodies from being desecrated.

That's one aspect, after all, Achilles had desecrated Hector's body, so the Trojans' revenge was not excessive.

The key point is that everyone is envious of Achilles' divine armor!

No one expected that just as Ajax leaped five or six meters and was about to jump onto the chariot that originally belonged to Achilles, the bald giant swung his sword and sent Ajax flying backward.

Blood and flesh splattered everywhere!

One slash and it's gone!

You should know that Ajax the Elder and Ajax the Younger were second only to Achilles and ranked among the top ten heroes in the Greek army!

The Greeks were stunned by the terrifying aura of this single, chilling blade that seemed to pierce nineteen provinces.

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