Now that Pandora's Box has been fully revealed and a catastrophe has occurred among humanity, the gods have come to realize that they have been tricked and used as pawns by Zeus.

They devoted so much effort to developing their faith and building temples, which led to the current size of their followers.

So, in order to solidify Zeus's exalted position, they themselves would sever their own faith? On what grounds?

Moreover, this might incur the wrath of other gods. Whoever wants to do such a selfish thing can do it, just don't drag us into it.

At this moment, even the neutral gods sensed something unusual and naturally did not want to get involved, so they all shut themselves in and pretended to be deaf and dumb.

Idiots! A bunch of idiots!

The God of Wisdom was furious and cursed inwardly. He had no choice but to grit his teeth, get up alone, drive his chariot, and head to the Peloponnese peninsula to eliminate the potential threat that made him uneasy.

In Mycenae, Athena's gaze fell upon two silver-white arcs of lightning rushing toward Olympus at incredible speed. Her pupils narrowed, she gripped her sheepskin shield and bronze spear tightly, turned to face Medusa beside her, and gritted her teeth as she roared.

"I'll hold Zeus off; you preside over the great sacrifice!"

"Wait first!"

Medusa immediately restrained Athena, who was eager to act, and bit off a piece of flesh from her index finger. Then, with a solemn expression, she poured it into the purplish-red magic circle that was forming beneath her feet.

In an instant, the Earth Mother's divine power resonated, and small pieces of flesh expanded and evolved amidst the flowing halo of light.

In the blink of an eye, a winged, silver-white Pegasus with a single horn on its head emerged from the magic circle, snorting loudly.

"Take this child with you; it can help you hold off the enemy for a little longer!"

Pegasus, a divine beast born from the blood of Medusa's neck in history.

As the celestial horse approached docilely, Athena immediately took up her spear and shield, leaped onto its back, and her body shimmered with light as a thick, majestic golden earth armor materialized and covered her body.

Before departing, the goddess of wisdom took a deep look at the ancient serpent lying coiled on the ground, struggling to suppress the strange movements of Pandora's box within its body, as if she had made a great decision, and gritted her teeth in deep thought.

"Let's go! To the Sea of ​​Oceanus, the border of chaos! It's infinitely vast, a place beyond the reach of the heavenly gods!"

Samael's voice was low as he forcefully suppressed the ever-growing waves of lust.

"Promise me that no matter what, you will protect yourselves, protect Medusa and the others, and protect the humankind you created."

The goddess of wisdom, with her back to Samael, nodded emphatically and clenched her horse's flanks.

The spirited Pegasus, carrying its rider, flaps its wings and soars into the sky.

The soft murmurs echoed gently in Samael's ears.

"Teacher...Father...I'll wait for you to come back..."

It definitely will! It definitely will…

The ancient serpent pursed its lips, silently responding in its heart. Seeing the white lightning and golden light about to collide, it ruthlessly turned its head, opened its mouth, and threw the bewildered Tina onto its back.

Immediately, Samael unleashed his full divine power, creating a raging etheric storm around him, and carried Tina rapidly towards the Sea of ​​Oceanus.

As he rushed into the sea, the ancient snake instinctively looked back.

At this moment, countless stars fell from the sky above Mycenae, sealing the gaps around Athena, and the cries of gods and monsters and the trembling of bowstrings could be heard incessantly.

Zeus's army was thrown into chaos and could not advance an inch.

At the same time, beams of light of all sizes rose from the human altar with a buzzing sound, and the murmurs of prayer converged into a strange and divine ocean of sound.

In an instant, the earth trembled, and a majestic clay statue rose from the soil, facing the god-king who was riding his chariot, and let out a deafening roar.

"Zeus! Look what you've done!"

The ancient serpent took one last deep look at the land where the situation was deadlocked, then, carrying Tina, it broke through the salty sea fog and the surging waves, heading towards the edge of chaos.

After an unknown amount of time, as the black serpent moved away from the earth, the divine nature of destiny once again stirred up its perception of him, and the sense of crisis that had been like thorns in his back disappeared completely.

At least, I dodged it.

Samael, who was suspended above the sea, let out a long sigh of relief, and his tense body relaxed slightly.

"Pfft! Pfft! Pfft! Pfft!"

However, in the instant the ancient serpent calmed down, bursts of blood mist erupted from its body, and red-black mud broke through the blockade, frantically eroding its flesh and marrow, and constantly approaching its spiritual core.

Under the sudden and fierce attack, blood spurted from the ancient serpent's wounds, and its riddled body fell into the sea.

What was gestating in Pandora's box is about to be released!

Samael, who had fallen into the sea, had seawater seeping into his wounds. He was stung and winced, his eyes turning sinister with a start.

When it comes to evil, you might not be able to beat me!

As the surging forces within his body gradually spiraled out of control, the ancient serpent immediately snapped, its head and tail reconnecting, thus bringing its body into a closed loop of life-and-death balance.

In an instant, his entire body stiffened and hardened like a stone sculpture, and the restless, pitch-black cube also fell into deathly silence.

As Tina watched the body beneath her gradually calm down, sensing that the consciousness had simply fallen into a deep sleep and was unharmed, the goddess patted her chest with a sigh of relief.

Immediately, the emerald green figure felt the fatigue in her body, embraced the huge snake body, and fell into a sweet sleep.

A god and a serpent drifted with the surging waves, their ethereal divine power, emanating from them with the rhythm of their breath, shattering any sea beast that dared to show hostility towards them.

As the sun rose and set, and the tides rose and fell, Tina, who didn't know how much time had passed, woke up from her dream, being tossed about by a swimming ring.

She took a sniff of the salty sea breeze, her star-shaped eyes gleaming as she gazed at the black dot beneath the shimmering waves, and waved vigorously.

It was an island, a solitary island suspended in the sea.

Chapter 123 Help! The bird is gone!

On the vast, boundless sea, waves surge and ripples spread, while the bright sunlight shines on that solitary island, bringing a lazy warmth.

Four small, fair feet, with toes as clear as jade shoots, stepped on the slightly warm, fine sand, experiencing the interesting friction and granular feel of the soles, and walked along the waves with the tide.

A salty breeze swept by, causing the long pink and blue hair to flutter gently.

"Wow!"

Suddenly, two beautiful figures observing the sea surface swiftly bent down, each scooping up a lively, wriggling fish from the water and tossing it behind them with a sense of triumphant satisfaction.

"Clap!"

Two sea fish, forced ashore, landed one after the other on a banana leaf in the shade.

Beneath the banana leaf, a bristle-like blue feather sensed the movement above, instantly stood upright, casually parted the banana leaf, and leaped up from the grass under the shade of the tree.

"Eating fish again? Lately, I feel like throwing up whenever I smell fish."

Harpy broke off a branch and squatted down to poke at the two nearly dead seafood. Their blue, feather-like ahoge lay listlessly on the ground, their wings supporting their deformed cheeks as they sighed with a pained expression.

"What else can we eat if we don't eat fish?"

The girl, with long pink hair, pointed ears, a white feather headdress, and gray-black bird wings on her back, pointed to the bird-like features on herself and Happy, looking completely at ease.

Then, the girl seemed to remember something, her expression turning somewhat resistant as she muttered something under her breath.

"Insects are disgusting things, you can eat them if you want."

The harpy gestured and spoke, drool dripping from the corners of her mouth, her throat moving involuntarily.

"Stewed beef! Lamb chops! Grilled spider legs would be fine too! If you really don't have any of those, then make some yakitori skewers! Spread some barbecue sauce on them, add some cumin and lemon for seasoning!"

The pink-haired girl looked at her sea companion who was staring longingly at her, and tentatively blinked her colorful eyes.

"Then, I'll feed them some magic potions, try a few more times, and I guarantee I'll conjure up those cows, sheep, spiders, and the like you mentioned?"

Happy immediately shook his head, his little face scrunched up, complaining irritably.

"You still dare to talk back! No matter how those things look, they all taste like fish. They don't satisfy your cravings at all, and if you eat too much of them, you'll easily turn into a piglet!"

The pink-haired girl looked embarrassed and helpless as she gazed at the shimmering sea.

"How about I catch some lobsters, shellfish, crabs or something for you, to change things up?"

The harpy twitched her lips, looking somewhat dejected.

"Anything else? I miss home and want to go to other islands."

When the topic turned to "home" and "other islands," Happy swallowed hard, maintaining his usual excellent manners.

Upon hearing that Happy intended to leave, the pink-haired girl panicked and quickly shook her head to stop him.

"No, no, no, how about we have some barley porridge? It's my specialty!"

"I'm getting tired of this too..."

"I found fresh nectar and a whole patch of growing mint!"

"Well, that's fine."

After the pink-haired girl repeatedly urged him to stay, Happy, who had been wavering, finally nodded and indicated that he was willing to stay a few more days.

"It's settled then. I'll go prepare dinner right away. Get ready for a feast, everyone!"

The pink-haired girl, her wish fulfilled, waved her slender arms with great enthusiasm. Her fair little feet crunched on the sand as the waves crashed against the shore. She trotted forward, picked up the tin staff with the moon mark stuck in the rocks, and hummed a cheerful tune as she walked towards the cabin in the woods.

"Tina, stop playing, let's go back."

As the sun began to set and wisps of smoke rose, Harpy, who had been lying on the beach, warming himself comfortably on both sides, stood up, shook the sand off his feathers, and called out.

In the distance, a beautiful figure with blue hair floated on the sea like a fish in water. With a sudden dive, she parted the waves and swam to the beach in a few breaths.

In her arms, she was also holding a swordfish the size of herself.

"You...don't like it? Then forget it..."

Seeing Harpy shake her head repeatedly, her face filled with fear, Tina tilted her head and glanced at the harpy. After understanding what she meant, she stammered in response.

Immediately, the goddess larva turned back towards the sea with some regret, gently pushing the swordfish in her arms into the water.

After escaping its restraints, the little creature immediately lashed out and fled, its dorsal fin cutting through the waves at incredible speed, leaving a white line on the sea surface.

I don’t know if it’s just my imagination, but Tina seems to be expressing her emotions more freely, speaking more clearly, and even thinking more smoothly than when she was on land.

Harpy looked at the goddess in front of her and muttered to herself. But when her gaze shifted slightly downwards and landed on the full figure revealed under the thin veil, wet with seawater, her expression turned strange.

It seems that the area has developed again.

Clearly, we've been eating the same things all these years.

The harpy stared at her exposed chest, somewhat bewildered.

It's just two pieces of meat, you can't even eat them, so why do Athena and Medusa argue about it every day?

Is it that important? Or should I try growing up a bit more?

Who should I ask? Her? That girl is very good at making all kinds of potions.

Harpy recalled the pink-haired friend from earlier, but when her wandering thoughts touched upon the girl's equally flat-chested figure, the harpy, with her free-spirited nature, immediately shook her head and cut off her distracting thoughts.

Soon, the optimistic Happy put those thoughts out of his mind, grabbed Tina who was gazing at the sea in a daze, sniffed, and skipped and hopped towards the wooden house they had built.

Although the wheat porridge on the table was very fragrant and rich, the combination of the coolness of mint and the sweetness of honey made it even better.

But even the best food will become bland and tasteless if you eat it a thousand times, and you might even feel nauseous.

Therefore, Habib “only” ate five large bowls before stopping swallowing and collapsing onto the table from fullness.

After the meal, the diligent pink-haired girl summoned a group of piglets of various colors to come in and clean up the dishes. She then sat on a rattan cane, swinging her fair little legs, waving a tin cane, and directing the piglets to entertain themselves.

Tina, as was her habit, walked out of the house, went around into the huge cavern opened by magic, climbed up to the center of a black circular rock with a diameter of 100 meters, curled up, and fell into a deep sleep.

At midnight, a stealthy figure quietly approached, finally crept up to the edge of the stone bed.

Ever since Tina dragged this thing onto the island, she's treated this broken rock like a treasure, hiding it in a cave and refusing to sleep with them or let them see it.

Could there be something interesting or interesting hidden inside?

Under the moonlight, the pink-haired girl's colorful eyes were filled with curiosity. She would tap and knock, listen and touch, trying to explore its mysteries.

Click!

Suddenly, a crisp cracking sound came from beneath her. As the soft, shattering noises spread, the pink-haired girl raised her hand in astonishment, staring at the pieces of stone that had crumbled away, her pupils contracting sharply.

Broken...broken?

It's none of my business! They didn't do it on purpose!

The pink-haired girl shook her head like a rattle-drum. Seeing that Tina had not yet woken up, she quietly walked towards the cave entrance while holding her tin staff.

As it retreated to the edge, the moonlight that streamed into the cave reflected off the rocks.

Subconscious observation aroused the pink-haired girl's curiosity, and she returned to the bedside to examine it repeatedly.

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