Nobody knows how to be a villain better than me.

A few days ago, Hera, who was visiting Themis, took this big bird back to Olympus and made it Zeus's messenger to inspect the earth. Every day, under the guise of inspection, it would go up and down in the sky and wander around.

Stheno glanced at the chaotic surroundings and gave a disdainful look to her brothers and sisters who were displaying their wild side.

"Tsk, I'm starting to miss Medusa..."

Euryale skillfully turned her head to avoid a flying dead tree, then sighed, resting her chin on her hand.

"And Athena..."

"Life is meaningless without them."

Chiron stood on the podium, tapped the blackboard, and tried to soften his tone.

"Quiet down, you haven't..."

"boom!"

The Korkis dragon lashed its tail, slamming it onto the desk and splitting the slate in two.

"It didn't go down..."

"boom!"

The Nemean lion, lifted up by the Hydra, was flung out like a cannonball, shattering the blackboard into pieces.

"get out of class dismissed..."

"Roar!"

The Nemean Lion, having risen to its feet, its mane bristling, roared with fury, the violent sonic waves causing the stone platform to crack inch by inch.

"get out of class is over!"

"Hey, stop fighting! The teacher just said get out of class is over, everyone go out and play!"

Euryale and Stheno's eyes lit up, and they immediately leaped up and rushed toward the classroom door with great enthusiasm.

get out of class is over?

At this moment, the gods and monsters who were still fighting seemed to have heard a strange spell. Their anger subsided instantly, and they got up from the ground with smiles on their faces and rushed to the activity area.

"Shh! Shh! Shh! Shh!"

However, the students had only run a few steps when four arrows fell from the sky, piercing the four corners of the sky and corresponding to the stars.

In an instant, the air vibrated, and a magic circle, formed from the four arrows as its base, instantly created an isolating barrier, sealing off the flow of ether.

"Since you all dislike going to class so much, then next..."

Chiron, standing on the broken platform, casually dusted himself off, his fingers interlaced, knuckles cracking, and he spoke softly.

"Make-up class time, Pankrasin teacher-student showdown!"

The group of students, filled with strange and supernatural beings, felt their eyelids twitch and their hair stand on end.

Chapter 93 Pet Crisis (3/5)

"Ah!"

Meanwhile, on the shimmering lakeside, the figure tending the fire sneezed loudly.

Who's talking about me behind my back?

Samael rubbed his itchy nose and muttered to himself.

Honestly, it seems a bit unfair to just leave all those problem students to Teacher Ma.

He had watched these scourges grow up and knew their true nature all along.

In the eyes of the ancient serpent, Chiron was too good-natured and his methods of discipline were too gentle, which sometimes made it difficult to control these little guys.

Euryale and Stheno are two troublemakers who thrive on chaos, the Sphinx is a neurotic riddle teller, and the rest are no pushovers either.

If you're not careful, they can cause a lot of trouble.

Samael had witnessed their troublemaking abilities many times over the long period of time they spent together.

Therefore, his consistent principle in training these gods and monsters was to first "subdue them with force" and then "subdue them with reason."

If you don't give them a good beating, these scourges will definitely cause you a lot of trouble.

But then again, just because Teacher Ma is well-mannered doesn't mean she won't get angry.

The more you suppress it, the more violent the rebound will be. Good luck to the silly roe deer in the Ali Ma cave.

The ancient snake chuckled maliciously, inexplicably feeling pleased.

"Aaaa (So hungry)..."

Just as the wicked creature was gloating, a springy touch came from her left arm. Tina leaned in and murmured, her cross-shaped eyes staring intently at the flickering fire.

"Just bear with it a little longer, the food will be here soon."

Samael gently stroked Tina's smooth, long blue hair, his eyes filled with doting affection.

The appearance of this goddess of origin here was completely unexpected.

Originally, for safety reasons, I only notified Athena and Medusa to meet outside the swamp, but I didn't expect Tina to follow the scent all the way up.

Seeing the goddess's innocent and longing gaze, and the disappointment and loneliness on her cheeks after being rejected, Samael had no choice but to compromise and take Tina with him on his journey.

However, while you might encounter the Olympian gods when you go out, you might also be attacked by Typhon in the Arima caves.

Forget it, in the age of gods in Greece, even drinking water could mean being dragged away by monsters in the river. There was no absolutely safe place.

Just as Samael was deep in thought, ripples spread across the lake, and a piercing sound of wings flapping came from the sky.

Great, the food is here!

The ancient snake slightly raised its head, and the corners of its lips curled up.

The strange birds, with bronze wings, claws, and beaks, and incredibly sharp feathers, gathered like a dark cloud.

When the distance approached 100 meters, the strange bird's wings flapped, and a series of piercing sounds rose and fell. Hundreds of bronze bird feathers, gleaming with a metallic luster, seemed like arrows shooting towards it.

What a huge chicken!

Tina raised her head, her eyes sparkling, wiped away the drool that had dripped from the corner of her mouth, and tried to get up, but was gently pressed down by Samael beside her.

"when!"

Just as the hundreds of bronze bird feathers rushed to within fifty meters, a clear, melodious sound of shields striking each other came from the dense forest behind the two.

hum!

Golden light rippled outwards, and as the flying divine characters swept across, the clanging of metal clashing rang out incessantly, and hundreds of bronze bird feathers were flung away.

Many of them even shot in reverse, penetrating and killing the strange birds.

"Chirp!"

The strange birds watched their companions fall with a rustling sound, hurriedly folded their wings and screamed, revealing their jagged, saw-like teeth, and retreated in a state of half fear and half defiance.

Clearly, they realized that the prey that had intruded into their lakeside territory was not to be trifled with.

But before these strange birds could escape more than a few steps, an eerie purplish-red magic circle rose from the dense forest, and the surrounding air suddenly became stagnant and sticky, like a swamp.

At this moment, Athena, holding her shield, and Medusa, with her demonic eyes activated, looked at the plump, strange birds in mid-air whose movements were restricted, and subconsciously licked their cherry lips.

"Pick a few of the best ones."

The goddess of wisdom, who had retrieved her sheepskin shield, drawn her bow and aimed her arrow, gave a disgruntled snort.

"I know without you telling me, trust my judgment, okay?"

"I don't trust your cooking skills or your ability to select food."

Medusa responded calmly, mercilessly rubbing salt into her old adversary's wounds.

"whispering sound!"

Athena, who was rebuffed, rolled her eyes. After glancing briefly at the flock of strange birds, her fair, jade-like fingers began to pluck the strings like a piano, producing a continuous, resounding sound.

Whoosh whoosh!

Arrows streaked through the air, striking the fattest individuals with pinpoint accuracy, easily piercing their hard, bronze-like skin and iron-like bones, and tearing their hearts apart.

The goddess of wisdom, seemingly to show off her skills, walked from the dense forest toward the lakeside fire, shooting arrows as she went, her gait elegant and unhurried.

The moment she reached Samael and Tina, her quiver of arrows was exhausted, and her movement while shooting did not affect her accuracy or rhythm at all.

It seems that Chiron has taught a good student.

Sama stroked his chin, chuckled, and nodded, offering his full praise.

Athena appeared calm on the surface, but the subtle, unconscious gesture of raising her chin betrayed her delight.

Immediately, the goddess of wisdom, concealing her slight smugness, stretched out her right hand, clenched it, and pulled back, dragging twenty plump, strange birds that had fallen into the lake to the shore.

The ends of these bronze arrows are tied with the silk of the human-faced demon spider, making them ideal for hunting and retrieving prey.

At this moment, Medusa saw that she had obtained the food she needed, and the eerie light in her eyes disappeared. The strange birds that had been frozen in mid-air screamed and scattered in all directions the instant they felt their restraints released.

Some even collided with each other, knocking them unconscious.

Is this the Stinfallis Lake Monster, the pet of Ares, the god of war?

It seems to be just like its owner, with no redeeming qualities other than being fierce and reckless.

Medusa shook her head slightly. When she noticed that Athena had already begun to furtively prepare today's lunch, she immediately felt nauseous and rushed forward to warily stop her.

"This is my trophy!"

"Give up! I'd rather eat dirt than have you cook!"

"You want to eat it, but I'm too lazy to make it for you. This is something Samael can only enjoy!"

"Uh, no, I can't handle that. Find someone else to do it..."

Samael recalled the smell of those alchemical compounds and declined any further offer of the goddess of wisdom's favor.

Just as the two girls were staring at each other, their cheeks almost touching, and they were about to fight over a meal, two fair arms were placed on their shoulders, trying to make them sit down.

"Boom! Boom!"

Two thunderous sounds, like giant battering rams striking the city gate, followed by Athena and Medusa being half-buried in the mud. They glanced resentfully at Tina, whose face was full of innocence.

Are you trying to break up a fight, or are you going to take on two people at once?

To be honest, bringing Tina along did have its advantages.

Samael glanced mockingly at the two girls planted in the soil, then gave Tina a few instructions, telling her to continue playing with Athena and Medusa, before getting up to prepare the ingredients.

In its spare time, the ancient serpent slightly raised its head, its gaze passing over the vast sea and looking at the island hidden in the mist.

We're almost there, at the cradle of civilization—Crete…

fleeing

I'm renovating my old house in the countryside. The electric drill for the ceiling is giving me a headache, and the smell of the paint is pungent. I can't concentrate, and I haven't finished even half a chapter yet.

Alright, let's discuss it. We'll go stay with relatives in the city for a few days. Let's pack our things and leave now.

I still owe two chapters from yesterday's five updates, but I'll update as usual today, at least two chapters, so there will be at least four chapters. I'll definitely finish it; I can't delay any longer.

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Chapter 94 Almost Became an Abnormal Species (4/5)

Crete, located in the Aegean Sea, is the largest island in Greece. It is long and narrow, lying at the southernmost point of the world.

The Cretan-Mycenaean civilization, which is the origin of the Greek civilization, originated on the island of Crete.

As early as the Age of Gods, during the reign of the twelve Titans, the young Zeus grew up here, and Athena was also known as the "Maiden Mother Goddess of Crete".

In addition, the labyrinth of the Minotaur, the encounter between Zeus and Europa, and many other events in Greek mythology originated here.

These events are sufficient to demonstrate the importance of Crete's origins.

And soon, another major event in the evolution of civilization may also be recorded in history here.

On an open field surrounded by mountains and traversed by rivers, the prophet Prometheus, dressed in a light, gauze-like robe that revealed one side of his muscular Titan body, half-squatted on the ground, frowning as he busied himself, constantly shaping the soil beneath his hands.