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Chapter 1785 Helios's Return

It has to be said that Blaze has changed his opinion of the Olympian gods.

When he heard that Helios was a descendant of the Titans, he felt a little uneasy, fearing that the Helios in front of him might have some serious problems.

This cannot be blamed on him, because the few Olympian gods he is familiar with are not very normal.

Even Themis, the most serious and earnest among them, was a real crazy woman when she first appeared.

But the Helios in front of him was a refreshing person, and he spoke without hesitation, answering whatever Blaze asked without thinking much.

This made Blaze somewhat embarrassed, and he admitted to Helios that he was the dog-headed man.

However, when talking about the dog-headed man, Blaze still stated that he was not a dog-headed man, but a wolf-headed man.

"Oh~" Helios didn't seem angry at all. As if he had just finished a beat, he showed an expression of sudden enlightenment. "No wonder I felt a sense of familiarity from you."

Blaze's expression was a little stiff. Because of Cyrene's relentless self-deprecating behavior, he had some terrible misunderstanding of the word "kindness" in the Olympian gods.

The opposite sex is scary.

Homosexuality is even scarier.

Helios noticed Blaze's stiffness, and probably understood that his words were too inconsiderate, so he took the initiative to explain.

His mother is Theia, one of the twelve Titans, a goddess symbolizing the feminine. She is also the ancient goddess of light because of the interaction between yin and yang.

Because he and his father Hyperion gave birth to the Moon Goddess and the Dawn Goddess, he is also known as the God of Light.

The sense of closeness that Helios mentioned came from this. Blaze had silver blood and was a descendant of the moon. He was considered a junior, and juniors always received special care.

That's why Helios feels a sense of intimacy.

Unfortunately, this explanation could not eliminate Blaze's stiffness. He was even a little nervous. In Kullene's unsparing self-deprecation of the family, blood relationship was a more exciting ingredient.

"Ahem." Blaze coughed twice, forcibly interrupting his own random thoughts, "How much do you know about the present?"

"I heard that most gods are born complete and mature at birth."

"Hmm..." Helios pondered for a moment, then spread his hands after searching his memory. "My last memory was of my father and mother being banished to the underworld."

"It must be the problem of where I was reborn. I wasn't born in your world, but in this heart space, so I didn't gain the common sense of this world."

"Oh, it turns out the version hasn't been updated."

"Version? Update? Tell me about it!" These two novel words piqued Helios' interest.

Blaze hesitated, not because he didn't want to say it, but because his understanding was very superficial and he was worried that this late-born sun would have preconceived ideas.

But he only hesitated for half a second and couldn't resist the urge to brag and chat with others.

"Speaking of that Titanic evil god crawling out of the vertical hell..."

"Wow--"

"The pink-haired rabbit rushed towards the head of the Titan Evil God..."

"so amazing!"

Blazer was quite reserved at first, but after just a few words, he could no longer suppress his impulse and began to chatter about those wonderful events.

Helios also cooperated quite well and let out bursts of exclamations during the exciting parts.

However, the way he excitedly waved his fists as the Titan's head was twisted off made Blaze think this guy was a bit too carefree. Even if he wasn't really your father, there's no need to be so excited.

"That's roughly what the outside world looks like. For more details, you can go to the World City that's currently under construction. There's a World Pillar there that records the changes in the history of this world."

"Although the image and text above are a bit abstract, it is the world's first doomsday-level equipment. As a god, you should be able to read more from it."

"Well, what you told me is enough." Helios stood up and stretched hard. The expression on his face was like an orange cat basking in the sun, extremely lazy.

"The story you told only contains the good parts. If I were to actually take a look at that World Pillar, I might see things I wouldn't want to know."

"Well, um..."

Blaze hummed and hawed twice and ignored Helios. It wasn't that he had any objection, but it was because Helios should leave.

Helios, who was reborn into this world, should have his own things he wanted to do. After understanding the general rules of the entire world, he should set off.

"Speaking of which, is there anything I can help you with?"

"what?"

"You assisted in my birth, and this is a karma that I have to repay." Helios said seriously.

"Even if you don't ask for anything in return, it's useless. Revenge is necessary, and favors are necessary. If you don't finish the work, it will only cause more trouble."

"That's true."

Blaze didn't plan to ask Helios for too much help. He didn't specifically help Helios to be born, and he didn't spend too much effort, so the only thing he wanted Helios to help with was the matter of the evil god's legacy.

After explaining the situation of the evil god's legacy, Helios looked at Blaze's shadow and fell into deep thought.

"Are you sure you want me to help you with this? Honestly, you've almost finished it yourself. All I can do is watch you finish it."

"You probably have even more troubles, and you don't know where to start."

Blaze followed Helios's gaze and looked at the shadow, no, he was looking at the shadowy werewolf.

Something moved in his heart.

"So are you planning to help me strengthen the Shadow Werewolf?"

"If that's what you need in return."

Blaze was silent for a moment, then he suppressed his sarcasm and said, "Then can you help me kill Zeus, or Hera, the Queen of Heaven?"

"Well..." Helios didn't show any embarrassment, but rather a bit troubled. "It's not a good idea. How about you try another one?"

Blaze's pupils suddenly shrank. He wondered if this guy was hinting at something in his nonchalant words.

When Cyrene, the thrice-great Hermes, spoke of the king of gods Zeus and the queen of heaven Hera, even in a joking tone, awe and fear flashed in her eyes.

But Helios was very indifferent and extremely lazy.

"What about Enlil, the king of the gods, and Enki, the water god?"

"No, that's your business, you can't be lazy." Helios put special emphasis on "your business".

"Then help me strengthen the Shadow Werewolf." Blaze believed that Helios, the sun god known for harmony, must have a way to strengthen the Shadow Werewolf.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have hinted at that.

(End of this chapter)