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Chapter 41 So, what’s the price?
Xue's law did not lie. The world will be destroyed, and Ragnarok is the inevitable ending of this parallel world.

It's just that after Zeus stole all the power, he promoted himself to the only god, thus surviving the twilight of the gods. In the new world, there is only the future ruled by Zeus, the "pseudo-god".

"The world... will be destroyed, Siddarius, did you see something?" Hector was shocked, because whether it was clairvoyance or future vision, these were the realms of gods and were beyond the reach of humans.

"No, this is just a hypothesis." Xue Falun interrupted Hector who seemed to be in a state of fear.

"I..." Hector was silent.

He couldn't even imagine what it would be like if Troy was destroyed, his wife and children died in despair, and his brothers and sisters cried and suffered before they died. He felt as if something foreign was blocking his chest.

It is even more difficult to imagine what the world would look like when it is destroyed.

He was now absolutely convinced that this selfless hero must have seen something that they could not, and now, everything he did seemed to be to prevent that future.

A cold sweat formed on his forehead. It was hard to imagine, hard to understand. Why would the gods watch the world being destroyed? What about Gaia, the mother of the earth? Why would she abandon their children?

"Snap!" A bandaged hand was placed on his shoulder, bringing Hector back to his senses from his desperate imagination.

"I'm just assuming, don't take it seriously." Xue Lufen smiled and retracted his bandaged arm.

Hector felt puzzled, because he only then discovered that the parts of Xue Falun's white robe that were vaguely exposed were all wrapped in bandages.

He suddenly thought of something. Miracles and miracles come at a price, and the selfless hero in front of him used a miracle that could heal all pain and injuries.

So, what's the cost?
He was about to speak when Xue Falun interrupted him: "Hero Hector, let's get back to business. What do you want from me? Are the soldiers guarding Troy in need of medical treatment?"

"No, it's just that the King of Troy invites the kind hero to this dinner." Hector stated his purpose.

He even felt ashamed, because he not only invited but also tested whether the hero in front of him was worthy of the title. However, after the test, he only felt that he had insulted this selfless hero.

He even felt regret for his temptation. It was no longer a question of whether such a hero was worthy of being won over by the Trojan royal family. Instead, he wondered whether his group of silly sisters were worthy of this hero.

"Hector, I will heal you as well."

As the voice rang out, Hector felt relaxed all over, all the fatigue of the day disappeared, and even some minor injuries left on the battlefield disappeared.

Hector performed a heroic gesture and said, "Thank you for your selflessness, hero Xediles."

"Let's go."

The two began to move towards the palace.

And just where they didn't notice, on the treetop, there was a white owl perched, observing everything here.

In ancient Greece, owls were considered a symbol of wisdom and were believed to be the incarnation of Athena, the goddess of wisdom. Athenian soldiers and heroes, in particular, had white owl symbols painted on their shields and owl-like feathers on their helmets, believing that the goddess Athena would be with them.

The owl had actually found the trace of "Blaster Xediles" a few days ago. She would have immediately given inspiration to the heroes around her, or attracted golden lions and multi-headed sea monsters to cut into pieces the guy who blasphemed the entire Olympus gods.

But for some reason, she hesitated. The incarnation of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, looked at the hero who saved the world and began to hesitate.

The Greek gods are petty, they hold grudges very well, and never wait until the next day to take revenge. Even Athena, who has the best reputation, is like this. She is also a petty goddess.

But at the same time, all the gods are fanatical fans of heroes, and they can't wait to personally come out and cheer for the heroes they support. Even when they hear a new heroic adventure story, the gods can't help but excitedly pull up the flag and poke their temples with their index fingers, and they are so happy.

So, at this moment, Athena, who seemed to have witnessed the birth of a new hero, fell into an extremely dilemma.

On the one hand, her mind urged her to quickly drive the monsters to attack Troy and kill the blasphemer, but on the other hand, she really wanted to see the hero's end! To see a brand new heroic story!

Will they burn themselves out like a raging fire, or will they eventually fall into depravity, or even become complete losers? No matter which outcome, it is like poison for the gods and they cannot get rid of it.

No matter how rational and wise a god is, it is impossible for him to remain sane forever regarding the hero's story, especially the ending of this story.

So she concealed what happened here, taking advantage of the fact that Olympus was still in chaos due to the plague and that old Zeus had no idea what was going on in the bed of some human queen.

She is willing to give such a hero a trial from her goddess of wisdom, Athena!

A white owl followed in the footsteps of Hector and Xue Falun, moving nimbly among the treetops.

At the same time, another hooting owl flew away from Troy and came to the position of the three goddesses of fate.

Cuckoo Chicken hid in the tree because she found Zeus Laoden leaving the residence of the three goddesses of fate with a sour face.

Recently, Zeus has come to the three goddesses of fate to ask about his fate more and more often, but each time he has not gained much.

The status of the three goddesses of fate is not weaker than Zeus. They represent absolute authority, so even when facing Zeus's questions, they can refuse to give the king of gods any face.

After Zeus left completely, the tiny cuckoo chicken sneaked into the palace of the three goddesses of fate and saluted the three goddesses.

"It's Athena. What troubles do you have that you want to ask about fate?" The eldest of the three goddesses said to the tiny cuckoo chicken.

Compared with their indifference towards Zeus, the three goddesses of fate were much kinder towards Athena, even showing a sense of pampering.

"I'm here to ask for a thread of fate. I want to see the fate of a hero." Athena also directly stated her purpose without any reservation.

She really wanted to see the fate of Xue Lufen, because she felt that it would be a heroic epic that would excite her.

(End of this chapter)