Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Next time, there won't be such a good opportunity to launch a surprise attack amidst the chaos.

"It's safer to follow Lord Hector's arrangements... Paris."

Although our surprise attack was successful this time

But the Greeks outnumbered us in Troy several times over.

Once they realize what's happening, and the fight continues...

"We're in danger," one of Paris's brothers said at the banquet.

"Of course I know..."

It's just a pity, next time—!

When Hector returns,

"I will definitely, I will lead you to completely drive those Greeks back to Greece." Paris raised his glass, a smile on his face.

It was as if the future was already in sight, and victory was destined to be the dawn of Troy.

In that case——

It doesn't matter if it spoils the fun a little now.

Regarding his invincible older brother,

Paris possessed a blind reverence and adoration.

He did not believe that the Greeks could defeat his brother Hector.

Agamemnon was no good, Odysseus was no good, and Menelaus, the Spartan king who had been cuckolded by himself, was even less suitable.

They were not heroes skilled in battlefield combat.

Although Ajax possessed an unparalleled shield,

But it's only good at defense.

The only one who might pose a threat is probably Achilles, who is rumored to be a demigod.

But my brother is invincible.

He absolutely will not lose.

His father wanted to kill him when he was young, all because of a prophecy;

Her mother's weakness prevented her from resisting; instead, she cruelly abandoned her...

Although they later accepted Paris.

But Paris felt no affection for these parents whatsoever.

The only one worthy of respect,

There's only one person left...

That one, as the eldest prince of Troy,

The most likely heir to the throne is surprisingly unprepared for Paris's return, which could threaten his right to the throne...

Instead, Hector was full of care, always standing at the forefront on the battlefield and firmly protecting her from behind.

Chapter Fourteen: Night: Greek Heroes? Even a coward wouldn't stand for it.

The eldest brother is like a father.

Hector truly did it, protecting and caring for Paris like a father.

He shone like the sun.

Even Paris would find it difficult to harbor resentment.

She gradually came to admire and admire her brother's powerful personal charm.

In Troy, there was no enemy that Hector could not defeat...

Hector is invincible!

Paris never doubted this.

Even when facing the powerful Greek coalition, they showed no fear.

Hector's presence was his greatest source of comfort and spiritual support!

Now his brother has once again proven his strength to him.

As expected of Hector's brother,

Having anticipated that the enemy's prolonged siege of Troy would lead them to focus their attention on the surrounding cities,

And they took immediate action...

They even allowed him to ambush and successfully launch a surprise attack on Odysseus's army.

Previously, they were trapped inside high walls by the Greeks.

He couldn't move an inch, which made him extremely frustrated.

This battle was the final blow to wipe away the shame...

This not only made Paris genuinely happy, but also made him respect his brother, who was always insightful and ahead of the curve, even more.

Listen...

Although we achieved a small victory

However, we must not let our guard down.

Send someone to keep an eye on Odysseus.

"I want to keep him completely tied down outside Troy, unable to move an inch." As if suddenly remembering something, Paris spoke, and his men immediately obeyed.

At that moment, a look of determination flashed in Paris's eyes.

'I must defend Troy for my brother,'

Buy enough time...

Although I don't know why my brother is so wary of Odysseus.

But as long as they're kept busy and have no time to spare to support other armies, that should be fine.

then--

Paris then became locked in a stalemate with Odysseus's army.

Although Odysseus cautiously remained inactive and did not send any more troops,

However, Paris would still occasionally lead a large army in surprise night raids and sabotage operations.

But they didn't dare to actually get close; instead, they constantly used guerrilla tactics to create noise and keep the Greeks awake.

This tactic was taught to him by his incredibly 'wise' brother, Hector.

Send small numbers of troops to tire out the enemy in rotation.

However, they do not engage the enemy in direct combat. Once the enemy is truly relaxed, that is the real opportunity for a night raid and hunt.

This is Lao Liu's dirty tactics.

For Xiang Lai, who was straightforward and outspoken on the battlefield, this was the era...

This was a significant shock and impact for both the Greeks and the Trojans.

Although there might have been some guilt at first, once you realize how much fun it is torment people,

They immediately grasped the essence of it and became very enthusiastic about it.

Lord Hector (my brother) is so cunning... no, I mean so wise.

To think he could devise such a brilliant tactic! The Trojans and Paris both gained a new understanding of their eldest prince.

It felt like I was finally getting to know this greatest warrior of Troy.

Not only in terms of strength, but also in terms of intelligence, they are terrifying.

And at this time, why did they so highly praise the strongest warrior of both Greece and Troy?

……

On the other side, the shortest road from Troy to Thebes.

Completely unaware that the entire city of Troy had been converted to Christianity,

Paris and the others filled in the blanks and attributed all the credit to Hector.

After leaving, Night and Hector sped off into the night towards Thebes without stopping.

Logically speaking, such a dangerous plan...

Hector, as the Trojan coach, should not have gotten involved.

However, on the battlefields of ancient Greece, especially in this era of heroes,

Leading from the front, even individualistic heroes, who put themselves in danger—there's no need to list them all, let alone too many…

As one of the few (oddball) good family men in Greece,

Hector, who was deeply devoted to his wife, decided to personally rescue his father-in-law's family.

And along this road,

Hector also took good care of Night and valued her highly.

The tactics Paris employed were actually all told to Hector by the night.

That's right,

Night was the one who truly offered tactical advice.

As for Paris, it's all a wonderful misunderstanding, and the scene will definitely be quite interesting when the misunderstanding is cleared up.

Hector, unaware of this,

Although Hector had never seen or used that tactic,

But whether a tactic is excellent or practical depends on the judgment of a battle-hardened warrior, especially one as insightful as Hector, a master tactician.