Warhammer: My Biological Father Emperor and My Demigod Brother

Poseidon saw that Anda was only talking and not actually taking action, and he knew that his good younger brother still loved him.

He burst into laughter and tried to get close to Anda, but before Marum could pull out his chainsaw sword, Anda, who could no longer contain himself, punched him in the face with a fist the size of a casserole dish, forcing him to his knees.

A few more minutes were wasted on the journey, and Poseidon had to adjust his hairstyle to cover the bruises on his face.

"Okay, now I am the supreme sea god Poseidon, not some pervert."

He was giving himself psychological suggestions, and his entire demeanor became transcendent, radiating an aura that could be described as divine might.

It's as if he could pull out a trident at will, stir up the ocean, and submerge the entire world.

Marum led the two to the rented house. Once inside, Poseidon hurriedly looked for his good nephew:

"Aaron, Aaron! My dear nephew, your uncle has come to see you!"

His expression was genuine, just like Olpeson's, which was impossible to fake. Speaking of which, the cloak Olpeson gave to Aaron was actually Poseidon's.

Aaron, who was cooking over a fire, heard a commotion outside. When he went out, he saw a handsome man rushing towards him, practically pressing his face against his body. Aaron managed to block him with his hands, preventing the man from succeeding.

The handsome guy let go of himself and began to introduce himself:

"Hahaha, as expected of my nephew, he's really handsome. But why is he bald? Ahem, I am Poseidon, the sea god in your understanding, and also your father's brother."

“Nios, oh, that is, your father Anda, was the youngest and last to be born among us sworn brothers. Although he also had family problems when he was young—”

"Hahaha, let's not talk about that. Listen carefully, Aaron, I'm here to seek your help. A Titan is about to awaken, deep beneath the Aegean Sea trench. I've been guarding the seal for a couple hundred years, and I've only seen it once, when you were born."

Poseidon's expression turned serious as he described a terrifying scenario:

"The Titans are terrifying beings. They seem to come from another space completely different from our material world. I prefer to call them demons. But for a time, your father was always optimistic that there might be benevolent beings deep in that space."

Anda grumbled, "Let's get down to business. I knew you weren't just here to reminisce in such an abstract way. Also, that should be called the subspace. I've figured out quite a few things during this time."

"If it's about us helping to deal with the Titans, there's not much to worry about. No new warp forces will come to the real world for the next few hundred years."

After the End and Death, the world has returned to the stage where the warp barrier was most stable on the original timeline.

Poseidon, while pulling Aaron to find a table and chairs that had been prepared in the yard and searching for something to eat, said:

"Oh dear, you always say things we don't understand. Apart from Olpeson, no one knows what you'll encounter in the future, and you never explain it to us."

"Even if we accept your view that only new cracks won't appear, the cracks that already exist are just sitting there, and we can't just ignore them."

Anda, his face dark, kicked the pervert who was near his son, knocking him to the ground.

"Stay away from my son, you bastard!"

Aaron was a little unaccustomed to his father's protective behavior. In his eyes, Uncle Poseidon was just a bit more enthusiastic and hadn't shown anything particularly abstract yet.

Why was his father so hostile towards him?

Anda then looked at his son and pointed to the door:

"Get inside! I'll handle this!"

We have to keep my son away from that lecherous guy; he's willing to try anything he sees!

Aaron looked bewildered, but decided to keep his distance anyway. A father might be abstract in other ways, but he would retain his humanity in this one.

Since he's been told this guy is dangerous, he should stay away from him.

The only friend who has received a "good review" from my father is Uncle Olpeson.

Aaron stood a little further away, but still found a small wooden bucket, turned it upside down, and sat at the doorway of the room.

He also wanted to know about the Titans in the sea, and whether, as the myths say, Zeus defeated Cronus with the help of Gaia and the Titans.

But in the end, he sealed away Gaia's sons.

No, in mythology it's also sealed underground. So, does the ocean floor count as underground?

Poseidon clutched his stomach, got up from the ground, sat back in his chair, and shook his head with a wry smile:

“My foolish brother, forget it, I won’t hold it against you. But what I said is true, I can’t stop that crack anymore, I’m not strong enough on my own.”

“The goddess of fate has just sent you here. If circumstances permit, I suggest the three of us take turns on duty. Aaron has grown up so much, and he is your and Hera’s son. He must be even more outstanding than his parents.”

Anda's eyes widened in fury as he reached into Marum's disguise and pulled out a chainsaw sword, which rang out with a loud clang.

"What did you say?"

Poseidon was embarrassed and quickly waved his hand, saying, "Oh dear, I, as your uncle, am willing to work overtime. If you have a way to completely eliminate that Titan inside and close the rift, then there's no need for anyone to guard the seal."

Anda gestured for Marum to bring a chair, and he sat down with an air of superiority, scrutinizing his good brother in front of him.

"Before I cooperate with you, I need to chop off that thing of yours first, then I'll feel at ease."

“I’ll deal with that Titan. I’ve also gained a lot of power about the future, and the demons are terrified of me.”

Poseidon chuckled awkwardly, his hands protectively placed in front of him:

"Try to trust your good brother a little. Although we are only sworn brothers, there is still brotherly affection between us."

Seeing that Poseidon had yielded, Anda snorted coldly and threw the chainsaw sword back, then abruptly said:

"Alright, you've said your piece. You can get lost now. What are you still doing here? Did you think you'd still get a meal?"

Seeing that Anda had lost his weapon, Poseidon finally relaxed and began to fix his hair.

"If you'd like to treat me, that's fine too. I don't eat much; a little bit is enough."

"I assure you, my dear brother, once we take down that Titan, I'll get as far away as I can and won't appear before you for the rest of your long life."

Poseidon spoke these heartless words with a sorrowful expression, thinking to himself, "Of all my friends, only I have seen through your true nature."

Over the long years, other people have drifted apart from us and we don't communicate much anymore.

At most, out of concern for Aaron, he might come to check on him from time to time to see how he is doing.

But Zeus! Neos! Anda Will!

No matter who you are, we are all the same kind of people!

I'd even take a bullet for you!

Thinking back to our past—

Before Poseidon could continue reminiscing about the past, seeing Anda's cold gaze, he decided to remain silent.

Since this good younger brother values ​​teaching Aaron so much, why not pass on these strange cultural practices within their immortal race to his son?

So Poseidon himself restrained himself a bit, at least for the time being, dressing up as the majestic sea god from mythology, and incidentally showing concern for his good nephew.

“You, go and sleep with Lao Wu. Anyway, the weather is still warm, and the hut isn’t that dirty.”

Anda decided on the guests' accommodations, then kept the room closest to the hut for himself, and let Aaron and Marum sleep in the inner room.

Poseidon nodded gracefully, and even felt inspired to sing a poem like "My heart is heaven and earth, my dwelling place is born from my heart".

He quickly took the bedding his good nephew had brought over and laid it out next to the fifth brother.

To be honest, Lao Wu is the only non-human being he has never had any thoughts about since birth.

I don't know where my good brother got this donkey from.

When it was time for dinner in the evening, because of the guests, no one mentioned where Anda's two fish came from.

Anda's eyes were as sharp as an eagle ready to pounce on its prey. He protected his son and only breathed a sigh of relief after watching Poseidon fall asleep.

The three of them were inside the house, and Anda even wanted to nail up the doors and windows.

Even Aaron couldn't help but ask:

"Father, if he really is the Sea God, even though we are sworn brothers, isn't it inappropriate for us to treat him like this?"

Anda personally hammered in the nails, applied a psionic seal, and said solemnly:

“You don’t understand, Aaron. He once made a grand vow to have relations with every kind of creature in the world. Although humanoid creatures are not his main target, young people like you are inexperienced and naive, and easily deceived.”

When Aaron heard this, a look of shock and horror appeared on his face!

"This...this is impossible! How could the Sea God do such a thing!"

Anda spoke earnestly, warning his son:

"Otherwise, what do you think was the source from which those monster offspring of the sea gods in mythology were created? By the way, all the myths about me are false. I want to reiterate this point, so you should be careful not to get confused."

Chapter 112 The Reason Why Lion Cubs Fight with Humans' Obsession with Large Humanoid Robots

That night, before Aaron went to sleep, he asked Marum, quite frightened, to protect him throughout the night.

Only after receiving a resolute answer from Marum's eyes did he dare to fall asleep peacefully.

The sudden appearance of such a friend of his father made Aaron even more suspicious of the "God" or the "immortals".

He even wanted to personally ask his father to confirm whether his other brothers, if they were all older than him, had more abstract concepts than him!

Adachi had to think carefully before finally offering an objective explanation:

"Actually, Poseidon is already considered one of the more eccentric gods in legends; the others are all fairly well-behaved. Think about it carefully, isn't your Uncle Olpeson quite normal?"

Aaron breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, Poseidon was already the upper limit of the abstraction level of the immortals.

Otherwise, he would really have to guess his mother's true personality, and he would be very uneasy.

The next morning, Anda got up early, removed the nails, had Marum prepare the meal, stuffed it into Poseidon's mouth, and then pulled him out the door.

“We’re going to investigate the so-called Titan’s location. Aaron, you can wander around today. Pick up some small gifts too. Athenian handicrafts are much more advanced than Egyptian ones. You can keep some of the poetry, plays, and philosophical documents and send them to your brother.”

Because of Poseidon's appearance, Anda unconsciously reverted to the image of a responsible and loving father.

With no more tasks to settle things at home yesterday, Aaron, now with nothing to do, decided to pick out some gifts for his younger brothers.

Ideally, during life's journey, one should travel to more diverse cultural locations and introduce the younger brothers to the culture of their own time.

Leave them more things.

Otherwise, when I die, my brothers will have something to look back on, seeing the gifts I sent them, so they won't be too sad.

The bonds between family members can transcend time and death. Aaron himself remains optimistic, believing that his brothers will correct the mistakes that have not yet occurred and usher in a brighter tomorrow.

The Aegean Port is one of the most typical cultural centers radiating from Athens, boasting not only advanced handicrafts but also a pet market.

After all, Egyptian wildlife is quite wild, so Athenian noblewomen had many pet options to choose from.

Aaron even saw a lion cub that was not quite grown up, but because it had a limp in one leg and didn't look good, it was hiding in the corner of the cage.