Greek Mythology: The Spiritual Dominator.

Chapter 527 Memory
Passing through the cracks in time and space, the crystal composed purely of memory fell from the human world into the abyss.

Ryan couldn't help but feel curious as he watched the memory that Hermes called "the most important thing" being drawn into the rotating black hole.

First, rule out the possibility that the other party really wants to thank you for your help, so he or she shares his or her deeply hidden secret.

So what else is there in Hermes that makes him worthy of taking the initiative?

"What did you offer to the Lord?"

"A destiny."

"It comes from Laxus's memory. As for whether it is true or false, only the great Lord of Hell can tell."

With a solemn expression, Hermes seemed like a more capable prophet than the goddess of fate at this moment.

"A destiny?"

With a strange look on his face, Ryan looked at Hermes in front of him and wanted to say something, but in the end he said nothing.

Lachesis's memory...the mind of a true god cannot be influenced so easily.

Even Ryan himself can only downplay things related to himself, or enhance and blur certain specific aspects.

As for directly reading a god's thoughts like searching his soul... Under the protection of his immortal essence, Chaos' innate spirit would not fall for this, let alone the very special goddess of fate.

If Ryan had never possessed the divine power of [Memory], considering the absolute power of authority in its own field, he might still have reservations.

But after trying it himself, he could say with certainty that no one could read the information in the mind of the goddess of fate without the support of supernatural power.

But having said that, looking at Hermes who seemed to have seen through major events in the future, Ryan hesitated for a moment and chose to remain silent.

If it is not obtained from the goddess of fate, then the other party intends to attribute what he has discovered to fate.

A prophet pretending to spy on fate... I have done many similar things in the past.

He remembered that he was just a god with weak power at that time, and the ones who listened to the prophecy were the incarnation of the earth and the master of the sky, who were as far away from him as the world of difference.

However, as the first conscious god in Chaos, even though Ryan was still weak at that time, he did not need to use the name of others to prove his prophecy.

In contrast, Hermes obviously does not have this ability.

So perhaps because he thought his name was not credible enough, the Great Alchemist attributed this so-called fate to Lachesis, trying to make the "audience" believe the information he provided.

His expression gradually returned to calm, and thinking of this, Ryan was no longer in a hurry to know the specific content.

After Da She finishes reading it, he will naturally have a way to know its contents.

He just hoped that Hermes hadn't fabricated any outrageous news for him. Otherwise, given such blatant lies, he would have to give some response.

……

whoosh-

The crystal broke through the air and leaped out from the swirling black fog.

At almost the same time, on the floating island in the center of the atrium, the ancient snake received this "sacrifice" from the human world.

In agreement with his other self, the Serpent of the Courtyard did not feel that this was really his fate.

Lachesis's memory cannot be read. It is very likely that it is just like her past self, a scam that was created on a whim by the audacious Hermes.

He wanted to achieve something with this, but only by knowing both yourself and the enemy can you win every battle.

In the past, my success depended on my understanding of the trajectory of fate and my judgment of the characters of the gods.

But Hermes made this choice without knowing himself at all. It seems that he was a little too proud of himself after forging the divine weapon.

This is not good...but I will help him cure this problem.

"hiss……"

"Asmodeus, since you are here, let's take a look openly."

"This is a thank you from a 'believer' on earth. He claims that this is the 'true destiny' he got from the memory of the goddess of fate. Hey, after reading this, remember to bring Poseidon back with you."

"He's too noisy. This is not a prison for prisoners."

With a low laugh, the giant snake spit out its tongue. Its vertical pupils rotated slightly, and it looked towards a nearby void.

As the words fell, the space shook. The next moment, the figure of the Lord of the Nine Hells slowly emerged.

"it is good."

His eyes swept over the Sea King restrained in the tree canopy, and the black-haired, blood-red-eyed monarch smiled and nodded.

He had been here for some time, or rather, if the Serpent of Midgard had not suddenly begun to respond to the prayers of believers, he would have led Poseidon back to the bottom of hell.

But there are some extra good shows to watch now, so it doesn’t hurt to wait and see.

"'A destiny'...what if this is true?"

"Anything is possible. Father God once didn't believe that you could see the future."

Asmodeus took a step forward to the front of the memory crystal. Although he didn't quite believe that the real future could be obtained so easily, he still had some expectations.

The ancient snake did not comment on this, and then used its spirit to touch the crystal in front of it.

The crystals made of memory began to burn, and invisible mist rose from the flames, gradually covering the entire space.

The next moment, the world changed dramatically. Standing beside the tall tree canopy of Nordrassil, the ancient snake and the incarnation of the Lord of the Nine Hells simultaneously entered the world of "memory".

What disappointed Asmodeus was that there was nothing different here, it seemed to be the same as Chaos's human world.

"It seems you're right... this so-called destiny has nothing to do with-wait, what is that?"

Looking up at the sky, the Lord of Hell looked solemn.

In the world made up of this memory, the endless sky shattered.

Thunder rose from the center of the earth and shot out into the sky.

However, all of this stopped in front of a hand that covered the sky, like an ant trying to shake a tree, and shattered into debris all over the sky.

Time passed by minute by minute, and Asmodeus watched everything seriously.

The entire memory fragment came to an end only when the world was about to be destroyed and the heaven and earth turned into nothingness.

The surrounding images gradually faded away, and the Lord of the Nine Hells fell into deep thought.

"...This is false."

He spoke lightly, not expecting that the memory Hermes offered would be this one.

However, the incarnation stood aside, and the ancient snake was not panicked at all.

It was not that he had not considered the possibility of this happening. It was just like he said, this was 'fake' because there were many loopholes in it.

"Yeah, that's probably fake."

"There is no sign of the original god, let alone you and me."

"However, the traces of laws presented in this memory are not false. This is something that can only be seen from the perspective of a powerful god..."

Nodding and shaking his head, Asmodeus was unable to recognize Ryan's identity from one hand. When Hermes escaped from the virtual world, Ryan had not yet used the [Book of Years] to take back its history.

So based on the information revealed, the Lord of the Nine Hells gave a preliminary conclusion.

"This is probably the memory of the goddess of fate. Although their power is not strong, the laws of the world in their eyes may not be more blurred than those with strong power."

"It's just that this fate itself might be false, or it might just be the worst possible outcome - there is indeed someone in Chaos who wants to destroy the world, and this fate is the warning that the present world is trying to convey to the gods through the mouth of the goddess of fate."

He made a judgment in a few words, and the ancient snake nodded in agreement.

It was a little surprised that Hermes would give it this memory. It could see at a glance that the other party's method of erasing its traces was very crude.

Is this an attempt to use it to find out the identity of the Destroyer... Seeing this, the Courtyard Snake is ready to say something.

However, the next moment, the burning memory expanded again.

Invisible waves spread to the surroundings, turning into an empty and silent darkness.

At first glance, there is no visible foundation for any material existence.

This is the void outside the world, and the Lord of the Nine Hells recognized this.

As time flows in the memory space, although the trajectory of movement cannot be felt in the void, the memory itself still gives people a feeling of leaving the world.

Chaos seemed to be the place in the endless distance behind, and a little light rose in the darkness ahead.

Asmodeus looked into the distance and vaguely seemed to see some spots of light of different sizes.

They spin like a whirlpool, breaking and condensing, and look so desolate.

"That is……"

"--world?"

He spoke each word, and as the position in his memory moved, finally at a certain moment, the Lord of the Nine Hells saw the true face of those light spots.

The shattered earth and sky fell and scattered, and the remaining will of a world wailed in despair.

Asmodeus subconsciously took a step forward, trying to see more clearly, but the next moment, a great sense of fear surged from all directions.

In an instant, the memory space ended, the dark void faded away, and the two suns shone beside him again.

Taking a deep breath, the Lord of the Nine Hells retracted his steps.

He almost forgot that, in the fragments of memory, no matter how strong or weak he was, or how far away he was, what he saw and heard, and even the fear that came over him at the end, were actually the feelings of the owner of the memory.

He was just a bystander, unable to change any results, let alone explore more secrets.

However, in Asmodeus's view, the believer in the human world had done a great job by being able to obtain such a secret from the memory of the goddess of fate.

“It’s a warning — a more immediate warning.”

"The first memory may be a pessimistic preview of the future, while the second one is likely the past, or something that is happening right now!"

Although nothing was seen in the second memory, the result of combining the two memories together is obvious.

The power of the laws of another world that was vaguely detectable in the second memory was even clearer.

No one can forge a world cycle with self-consistent laws. It must come from a real alien world, but it is now destroyed, just like the Nine Realms where Muspelheim, the Kingdom of Fire, is located, which has merged into Hell and the Abyss.

This is a world-destroying existence, a god from another world... and the reason why Zeus was the only great one in the first memory seems to have been discovered - because this is a prophecy in which the laws of the world use the goddess of fate to try to warn the king of gods.

The more I think about it, the more I feel it is so... And standing aside, the incarnation of the ancient snake remained silent.

"..."

He guessed the beginning, but not the end.

How Hermes managed to see Hermeneus was something that even he still didn't quite understand.

Could it be that Hermes was not lying to it, and this was really the prophecy he received from the goddess of fate?
It’s just that the process of how he obtained it may not be easy to show, so he changed the way he said it.

Fortunately, after the separation of divinity and humanity, there were subtle differences in temperament and some characteristics that were closer to the essence. In addition, Asmodeus had never seen the spiritual power exerted at its full strength, so he failed to recognize the source of the world's destruction.

Of course, there are also some divine figures that did not appear in this memory at all... I just don’t know whether Hermes actually saw it, or whether his methods were simply unable to glimpse the true form of the divine body.

"…your believer should be rewarded. This is the reward he deserves."

"If there really is such a world destroyer who sets his sights on Chaos World, no one can stay out of it."

Asmodeus spoke in a deep voice, a hint of approval flashing in his eyes.

He didn't know how the followers of the Midgard Serpent got their so-called fate, but it was probably related to Ryan.

Before the spiritual world was opened up, Ryan had already been dealing with fate.

Therefore, it is not surprising that the other party's incarnation's believers are now secretly targeting the Goddess of Fate with his help.

However, the Lord of Hell is clear about rewards and punishments. Although this person is not his believer, since the information he has obtained is useful to him, he should reward him.

Thinking of this, Asmodeus looked at the snake.

Until now, he still doesn't know who this meritorious person is.

"...You are right, this is indeed 'very important' information, and he deserves to be rewarded..."

"But I still need to think carefully about what to 'reward' him with, so as not to 'neglect' someone who has made great contributions."

The big snake spoke, but for some reason, Asmodeus always felt that the other party didn't seem that happy.

Hmm... maybe it was an illusion, or maybe he regretted that his believers were not strong enough and did not see the true appearance of the Destroyer.

It's a very demanding requirement, but it also fits the other party's habits.

Asmodeus glanced across the atrium, where there was almost no life.

Apart from this sacred tree that the Lord of the Nine Hells envies, only beings with power reaching the realm of gods are qualified to step in here and meet the second king of hell.

It's not that he's targeting anyone intentionally, but he despises all living beings equally. He is truly the embodiment of evil thoughts...but sometimes it's really unnecessary to have too high demands.

This believer has done good enough. As for continuing to explore the secrets of the destroyer... that is their own job.

(End of this chapter)