Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 801 Cyber ​​Loss is More Difficult Than Death
Under the cover of the feather fan, there was a woman who Abraham had always regarded as the favorite concubine of an unknown Pharaoh.

It turned out to be Sarah, Abraham's wife, whom he had just repeatedly said would never betray him and would absolutely remain faithful and abide by the commandments.

Abraham opened his eyes wide in disbelief, and for a moment he was speechless.

This face was obviously very familiar, but both the expression and the feeling that the person exuded made Abraham feel extremely unfamiliar.

The glamorous makeup and the decadent clothes are completely different from her usual gentle and simple self.

Even in front of her husband Abraham, Sarah was still greedily biting Eros' fingers, with a hint of charm in her eyes and eyebrows, without any intention of concealing it.

This...why is it like this?!

Abraham's heart was instantly in turmoil, not because he was angry at being betrayed because a hat was put on him in front of him.

Instead, he was filled with doubt and confusion. Why? Why did Sarah become like this? She was so pious, and she obeyed and respected his words so much.

It was simply unimaginable that the wife before him was exactly what Abraham could not even imagine. She was simply depraved to the extreme.

Why? Why...why didn't he just die?
Use death to maintain your dignity, maintain the precepts you must follow, and use death to maintain your oath?

This betrayal made Abraham more angry than any so-called betrayal of emotion or ownership.

Almost instantly, he could no longer control the turmoil in his heart and wanted to call out the name of the angel to destroy the scene before him.

Traitors who violate the commandments, betray their faith, and submit to the king of the pagans will never be allowed to exist.

The Lord's karmic fire and the Lord's divine punishment will be borne by him personally...

"Are you angry? You just said you believed in your wife, but now you don't want to believe her just because of this?"

Seeing Abraham's facial expression finally losing control, Eros raised the corner of his mouth in a playful manner.

"What's wrong? Are you unable to bear it any longer? Do you want revenge?"

"That's not good. Everything should be done with a willing heart, whether it's faith or emotion."

Eros seemed to be explaining, but he was actually constantly provoking and irritating Abraham.

Even his hands did not stop, sliding all over Sarah's body, making this originally conservative and gentle wife look extremely charming.

"Now your wife, oh no, I should say she is just your cousin."

"Since she voluntarily chose me and gave up your so-called beliefs, you should respect her choice."

"After all, she didn't take anything from you, and I am even willing to give you a large dowry for Sarah."

"What on earth are you dissatisfied with?"

Not only is he dissatisfied, he even wants to kill people.

Abraham stared, trying his best to suppress the murderous intent in his heart.

Freedom of belief is a very interesting thing.

Although believers of different gods may fight over their beliefs, in most cases they can get along well with each other and respect each other.

But this situation did not exist in Abraham.

In terms of attitude towards pagans, the doctrine established by Abraham was the most radical.

Pagans do not deserve mercy, are unworthy of God's grace, and can only be used as a foil to highlight themselves.

This is not just a matter of belief or disbelief, but of worthiness or unworthiness. In Abraham's view, except for himself and the people he chose, no one else was worthy of believing in the glorious Lord and receiving the Lord's grace and blessings.

As for his wife Sarah, after Abraham was called by the Lord, she was immediately granted the same divine grace as him, was given the qualification to believe in the Lord, and was chosen by him as one of the chosen people of God to reproduce.

Yet, having been given such an honor and such a gift, Sarah actually betrayed!

It is absolutely unforgivable! Absolutely! Apostates deserve to die more than pagans!

Abraham's eyes were filled with pure murderous intent, and this murderous intent was not even directed at Eros, but at Sarah in Eros' arms.

At the moment, Sarah did not have the time to notice that her husband was giving her a murderous look.

The maids had already put down their feather fans again, covering Sarah's delicate body and leaving only half of her blushing face exposed.

Even if it couldn't be seen, just from the various reactions on half of Sarah's face, it could be seen that she was not thinking about this at all at the moment.

She bit her lips tightly, her eyes were blurry and her smooth ankles were sometimes tense and sometimes relaxed.

Even an inexperienced person can feel the graceful touch just from this expression.

Immersed in this sense of depravity, Sarah had no energy to pay attention to her husband.

"Calm down for a moment. I haven't finished asking my questions yet."

Eros knocked on the armrest of the throne, and the angel that appeared in the void due to Abraham's murderous intention was repelled.

Abraham was also shocked by his invisible divine power, and he instantly woke up from his state of anger and murderous intent.

The pagan king before him was not an opponent he could defeat. He could only hope that God would punish him.

Be calm, even if it is time to punish apostates for their actions, this is not the time.

"Does Pharaoh have any more questions?"

Almost gritting his teeth, Abraham tried his best to calm down and spoke to Eros.

"My question is very simple. Now that you know that your wife has abandoned her faith and violated the commandments, what are you thinking?"

"Are you going to kill her? Are you going to stick to your deepest beliefs?"

"Kill the wife who has been with you, the wife you love, to preserve the pure faith in your heart?"

Eros withdrew his fingers, and Sarah seemed to have reached her limit at this moment, and collapsed in Eros' arms with a tremor.

"Answer me, Abraham, is your piety and your faith something that you would protect even at the cost of killing your wife and your beloved?"

This was indeed a very simple question, and Abraham did not even need to hesitate.

"Yes, I will."

Abraham, who seemed kind and gentle, responded decisively and ruthlessly.

"For the Lord I serve, I have to kill my wife who has abandoned her faith. Even though I don't want to, I can do it."

"If it is God's will, I can do it no matter what it is."

Faced with this ruthless and cold answer, Sarah, who had a seductive look just now, opened her eyes.

Although it was expected, Sarah still felt a little sad to receive this answer.

Is even a wife not as important as the faith in one’s heart?
(End of this chapter)