Godslayer in the Marvel Universe

Chapter 96 Athena, are you serious? (5th update)

Helen!

A key figure in the Trojan War that cannot be ignored.

While the core of this war was undoubtedly the struggle for hegemony over the Aegean Sea, Helen, as the catalyst for this great war, naturally holds special significance.

Helen emerged from the shadows.

Clearly, she deliberately wore a palace maid's robe to escape the disaster, but a closer look reveals the luxurious purple dress underneath.

Without further concealment, she consciously removed the thick veil from her face.

In such a critical moment, no one wants to open a blind box.

As an ominous symbol in the eyes of the Trojans, and a true femme fatale, she has rarely shown her true face in recent years.

Unveiling the secret is itself the subtext of "I can do anything".

"Oh!" Ang exclaimed in a low voice.

Helen of Troy, renowned as the most beautiful woman in Greece, possessed a classically beautiful oval face.

Unlike the V-shaped face that was popular in China recently, Helen's face looks quite soft, especially in line with classical Chinese aesthetics, with smooth and beautiful contours.

This classically beautiful face shape may not be stunning at first glance, but it is definitely more and more beautiful the more you look at it, eventually captivating you.

If I had to say whose looks she resembles more, to Ang, she probably looks more like Liu Yifei.

However, considering Helen's fate, it's quite pitiful. Historically, after the fall of Troy, Homer's epics recount that Helen's beauty saved her life. Her first husband, Menelaus, the Spartan king, chose to forgive her.

When this kind of thing is included in history books, it becomes something that has been embellished a million times.

It's obvious that the Trojan War started because of Helen, and on the surface, so many kings of Greek city-states fought for Menelaus, leading large armies to hold out for ten years. After all, these kings and great heroes were all Helen's suitors back then, so even if Menelaus hated her, he couldn't possibly execute her.

As for the days when Helen returned home, was she subjected to domestic violence every day? Or did she spend her days in tears? There is not a single word recorded in history.

Ugh!

Don't ask, the answer is that the Wayne family's DNA has been stirred up again.

Angle Tsao Wayne stated – Batman is fully responsible again this time!

Ang slightly curled the corners of his lips, but he didn't utter the answer Helen wanted, because he caught a glimpse of someone out of the corner of his eye: "Ms. Helen, whether you leave or not isn't up to me. Right, Athena?"

As soon as Ang finished speaking, the two women were startled. Following Ang's gaze, they saw an owl standing on a tree near the teleportation portal.

"You've discovered it? Keen mortal!" The owl spoke in human language, and a faint divine aura emanated from it, accompanied by an invisible pressure, a sense of oppression that seemed to come from the very source of its bloodline, spreading throughout the entire area.

Cardiac and lung arrest, completely disoriented.

Absolute power can make people feel bewildered for a moment, and then easily submit.

Helen almost instinctively knelt down to pay her respects. Penthesilea hesitated for a moment, then gritted her teeth and bowed. Only Ang stood there straight, his back as straight as a javelin.

This undoubtedly surprised Athena greatly.

Athena seemed unperturbed, simply stating coldly, "No one may take away the spoils of war that belong to the Greeks!"

Anger's lips curled into a smirk. Despite his inner turmoil, he decided to bluff Athena: "Yes! You're right. Nobody. But... have you confirmed where my power comes from?"

The owl's "big, bright eyes" suddenly widened to their maximum size. It seemed as if it wanted to see right through Ang's soul.

The man and the owl stared at each other in silence for a full ten seconds.

Ang wore a confident expression; he was gambling that Athena wouldn't see through his system.

"You..." For the first time in her divine life, Athena lost her confidence. In her divine eyes, the other party's soul and power were shrouded in a mysterious mist.

Ang grinned: "Here's a hint: my power comes from Her Majesty Hippolyta! Can you guess where this power originates?"

Ang was spouting correct nonsense.

With Athena's power, his concealment was meaningless.

Don't forget, it was Zeus himself who instilled the power of the god-killer into the soul of Diana Prince. This was Zeus's own contingency plan to deal with Ares, the god of war.

While Athena couldn't fully analyze the power within Ang, that didn't prevent her from figuring out how that power was composed.

Without a doubt, this was the work of Zeus, the king of the gods.

The Olympian gods were never of one mind, let alone Athena and her father Zeus. The lecherous Zeus even sometimes set his sights on his daughter Athena.

The Greek gods sometimes cooperated out of self-interest, and sometimes they fought fiercely for divine power and authority.

They separate and reunite, that's just how capricious they are.

Athena can do whatever she wants in private, at least she won't openly defy Zeus.

Knowing that Ang was likely bluffing her, Athena didn't dare to confront him directly.

At that moment, Athena considered countless possibilities before finally saying, "You can take Helen away, but that's all."

Ang understood the subtext of her words. He felt no fear, not even the slightest respect: "Hey! Athena, are you serious?"

That's incredibly arrogant.

In that instant, not only was Helen trembling with fear, but even Pentessilia was sweating bullets for Ang.

That's the chief god of Olympus!

How dare you speak to Athena like that?

Or is it that your background is so powerful that it frightens even the gods?

On this side, Ang's boastful tone actually intimidated Athena.

Unfortunately, the authority of the gods cannot be challenged. Despite sensing that something was amiss, Athena surprisingly remained silent.

Ang sneered. If Athena were really that powerful, she wouldn't have disappeared from the later 'DC history'.

Since he connected with the Wonder Woman world, it means that the "world" needs to form a closed loop. If the "world" needs to be self-consistent, Athena's later fate, even if she didn't fall to the very end, would still be quite tragic. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been the story of Ares beating up Zeus.

Ang raised his head arrogantly: "Very well! Since it's your decision, then so be it. I hope that one day you won't come begging me for help."

These words caused the other three pairs of eyes in the room to widen to their limit.

That's blasphemous!

How dare Kratos!?

But Athena didn't say a word, and then the owl flapped its wings and flew away.

Apart from the distant shouts of battle, the only sound in the night sky was the clear, distinct cooing of owls.

"Let's go!" Ang supported Pentessilia with one hand, while Helen, barely daring to breathe, ran over eagerly.

The portal glowed with a magical light once more, and just as Ang and his companions were about to leave, several Greek chariots arrived in a flurry.

From Helen's shocked and terrified expression, Ang knew who the newcomer was.

He put his arm around Helen, then waved to the old man in the distance, who was wearing a bronze helmet and armor and looked entirely golden: "Farewell!"

(End of this chapter)