Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 823 His name is: Bahram!

The light of Sirius shone brightly above the sky, and crystal clear raindrops kept falling.

People contaminated by the evil breath gradually woke up, the wounded were healed, and even weapons were covered with a layer of clear raindrops, shining brightly.

The god of Sirius, also known as the rain god Tyr, transformed himself into a beautiful girl about fifteen years old, riding a golden horse with golden ears, leaping through the sky.

As the matter concerned the survival of the entire material world, the gods who had been neutral could no longer sit still and watched, and extended a helping hand.

In addition to the Sirius god who sent down the blessed rain, there is also Daena, the god of the heart who protects people from being invaded by demons, and the howling wind.

The wind god Vayu holds a magic wand that roars with thunder, blowing the breath of all living things, bringing endless life to people, while inflicting brutal violence on the great demons that destroy the world.

Everyone has already offered their help, so Anahita will naturally not stand by and watch any longer. In order to prevent the material world from being destroyed, the Lords of Ten Thousand Rivers also began to help.

But even before taking action, Anahita did not forget to remind Eros, the weak little "goddess", not to rush forward without considering his own abilities, but to just be a bystander.

Being cared for like a child like this is a feeling I haven't experienced in many years.

Eros would naturally not get involved. After all, given his current situation, if he made a move, his vest would be exposed, and he might be beaten up by then.

With the participation of several neutral gods, the situation gradually improved. The rain god Tyr suppressed the drought demon, while Atal held the two great demons, Disorder and Malice, in his hands and burned them. The wind god Vayu ravaged the rebellious Taromati in a hurricane.

The remaining Thirsty Sarisha were also restrained by Anahita and had no time to continue ravaging the earth.

Eros couldn't help but sigh as he watched the situation constantly changing.

"As expected, terrorism doesn't work. If you dare to overturn the table, you will be beaten up by everyone."

Originally, in terms of combat power, without invading the heaven, the five great demons would have surrounded and beaten Attar, a militant and benevolent god.

However, due to the credibility issues and past records of the evil gods, several neutral gods joined the battlefield, causing the situation to become stalemate.

At times like these, the importance of reputation becomes apparent. Although they are not on the same page as Ahura, at least the good gods have a good reputation and are not crazy women who want to destroy the material world at every turn.

But if they can do some good things normally, they are not demons.

Looking at the big demons who were ravaged by Atal but still acted wildly, Eros felt that he could not ask too much of them.

It's just a smoke screen anyway. How can we confuse people if we don't make a bigger noise?
Just when the situation was turning for the good god, a jade-white hand once again stretched out from the dark hole suspended above the royal court.

"It's a spirit of destruction! We can't let her descend into the material world!"

The rain god Tyr immediately recognized the owner of the hand. It was Menage, the incarnation of Ahriman, the mother of evil, who was in charge of [destruction].

Menage, who was regarded as a simple little girl by Eros, was a terrifying existence in their eyes that could easily cause turmoil in the material world and even cause the world to burn and be destroyed.

Are these demons really crazy? Are they ready to destroy the entire material world and start a new one?

For a moment, both the rain god Tyr and Anahita wanted to stop the destructive spirit that was about to descend upon the material world from the bottom of the boundless darkness.

However, the big demon opponent they chose entangled them tightly and they were unable to make any moves.

At this extremely anxious moment, a golden sword was dropped from the sky, cutting through the darkness. The flames and rain were also cut off, and the entire sky was divided by the golden sword dropped from the sky.

The sword was engraved with ancient Persian inscriptions. The heavy and simple sword fell straight down, cutting off the arm that was extending from the dark hole. The golden sword that was inserted directly into the ground of the royal court seemed to have some strange magic power, suddenly lighting up the gray battlefield.

That magic is called hope, confidence, and victory.

The arm that was cut off by the golden sword turned into black mud and merged into the ground, while Menage's arm behind the hole quickly recovered.

However, this attack also allowed Menage to recognize who was the person who prevented him from descending.

"Bahram!"

"BAHRAM?!"

At the same time, Anahita and other gods also cried out in confusion and looked up at the sky.

Above the sky that was torn apart by the golden sword, a figure radiating golden light was hanging there.

His entire body was covered in golden armor, including his face. He had no wings behind him, but there was light like millions of wings emanating from his body.

Although he did not have the violent sense of power of Attar, when this "Bahram" appeared, both humans and gods felt a sense of security.

He is the god of victory, ever-victorious, and the remover of obstacles.

Of course, to other gods and demons, Bahram was the nameless angel who had previously fought his way into the Infinite Hell, injured Ahriman and left.

This man who suddenly appeared and had the sharpest sword in Ahura's hand, they didn't know much about Bahram.

But the extra strong help at this time really makes people feel at ease.

"Fariton, kill the snake king quickly. The key is that he used magic to open the hole that connects to Purgatory."

Although they were happy, some people also saw the key. Bahram could only prevent Menag from appearing in the world, but if they wanted to stop all this, the key still lay in Faridun and Zahak.

Zahak has accumulated magic power for thousands of years and opened a hole in Purgatory. Unless he is killed, the hole will not close.

At this time, with the help of spiritual light, Faridun was gradually able to keep up with Zahak's rhythm.

Although the two black snakes were very annoying, Faridun was able to fight them on equal terms.

The problem now is that Faridun's blade cannot hurt Zahak's body.

His skin was covered with spells as densely packed as snake scales. These spells were like impeccable armor that could not be harmed even by the sword in Faridun's hand.

But Faridon remained calm, because he still had a trump card to deal with this situation.

Bahram slashed the sky, the sun shone again, and Faridun's blade collided with Zahak's minions, producing sparks.

At the moment when both sides were losing strength and retreating, the sunlight refracted on Faridun's sword and shone on Zahak's eyes.

Perhaps influenced by the habits of snakes, Zahak's pupils shrank subconsciously, and Faridun seized the opportunity and shouted out the key real name.

“Ai Dahāka!”

(End of this chapter)