Simulating the Universe, Starting with Speedrunning Greece

The losers of the previous generation of wars between gods, including many Titans headed by Uranus, the king of the sky, were also imprisoned here.

Although the Olympian gods nominally rule Greece, it is impossible for the twelve main gods to recognize all the gods in Greece.

Many of the gods who survived from ancient times were no weaker than them.

Maybe this Brunhilde is the force under the main god of these ancient factions.

When a story is so vivid that even Apollo, the sun god, and Artemis, the moon goddess, who witnessed everything that happened (from a God's perspective), cannot help but doubt and believe it.

Not to mention Telephus who was in the middle of the game. At this point, he had already believed it by at least 80%. The most important thing was that he thought there was nothing about him that was worthy of the other party to fabricate such an excellent epic to deceive him.

In the middle of the night, he also demonstrated his musical talent. His beautiful voice, comparable to that of the Muses, further impressed Telephus.

That is, the atmosphere is extremely good and the timing seems to be almost right.

Ye started talking about the recent invasion of the Mysian coast by the Greek coalition forces. After he arrived on the island, he heard about the tragedy from the citizens, and Telephus' mood suddenly became bad.

As Telephus took the opportunity to complain slightly, Night used his harp to sing a song of grief for the heroes who died in the battle.

Ye: “It’s hard to imagine that a group of heroes, under the name of justice, are doing things that are even more outrageous than pirates and bandits.

They didn’t even bother to find out in advance whether the country they were going to land on was their target, and they just took action directly…”

"I don't think the coalition forces would make such a low-level mistake if they had a just heart. What's even more absurd is that many of these people even have fathers who were heroes who once boarded the heroic ship Argo."

At this moment, Ye seemed to feel injustice for Telephus. While comforting him, his words criticized the Greek coalition for disregarding their past friendship and attacking the kingdom of the descendants of their comrades, which immediately resonated with Telephus!

Chapter 18 I wish I could nail them to the top of Mount Olympus and have them pecked in the heart

It hurts——! It hurts so much!!

When you feel pain alone and choose to swallow your anger, perhaps you are not that wronged!

But when your friends and relatives heard about your story, they were filled with righteous indignation and cursed those damn robbers and bastards with you.

Even if it is a small matter that does not constitute any injustice, it will eventually stir up your emotions and you will suddenly feel like you have been greatly wronged!

Not to mention that Telephus himself had suffered a great injustice...

grass--!

It really hits the spot!

At this moment Telephus immediately regarded Ye as his confidant. What a guy - in this era, there are not many honest people who dare to curse the Greek coalition forces so openly.

Not to mention the Greek side which brought together almost all the heroes of this era.

Even Telephus, the son of Hercules, did not dare to offend him, but Ye dared to directly criticize those descendants of heroes as robbers. (Ye: Whether you curse or not, they are all enemies. You don’t have to worry about having too many debts!)

Ruthless person——!!

He began to think that his father and Uncle Kratos must have been very close friends on the Argo.

Otherwise, there would be no need for Mr. Griffith to say so many offensive words for them.

No wonder Mr. Griffith came to visit me first.

This is Greece, a country with gods. They are almost always monitoring the earth, and any news of any disturbance may be spread as soon as there is a sign of it.

Sometimes Greece was so isolated from news that Agamemnon's attack on Troy could have affected the descendants of Hercules.

But sometimes—

When you say something bad about a hero, or many heroes, or even a god, the news about it is like a 5G network has been directly opened, and it has been pushed to the homepages of many major platforms such as Toutiao and UC Shock Department hours a day.

As if he was afraid that all the Greeks and the heroes were unaware that they were being spoken ill of.

This is a very hateful thing. Given how petty those heroes are, they will definitely bear a grudge and seek revenge on him if they find out.

For example, there was a wicked Xiusi who was so angry about being forced to serve in the army that he killed a friendly hero as soon as he arrived on the island.

There are many cases where people can even take others' lives directly because of dissatisfaction.

Telephus was so moved by Griffith's heroic act of speaking for him at such a great risk that he almost wanted to become sworn brothers with him.

He began to persuade Ye to keep quiet and be careful with his words. He didn't want Ye to offend other heroes because of this matter, even though he was also a descendant of a hero...

But those brutal guys will not show mercy just because of the relationship between their fathers.

Ye understood the hidden meaning in Telephus' words.

Good guy——

You are the one who said to be careful with your words, but you are also the one whose dissatisfaction is about to overflow.

It turns out that Telephus had a lot of resentment in his heart.

This is just short of pointing fingers at the heroes and saying that they are all selfish villains.

Precisely because of their selfishness, even if there is a connection between them, they will still show no mercy when it comes time to kill.

In terms of being heartless and disloyal, it's not just Greece - Troy is no exception.

Ye thought of Paris, who was also Chryseis's sister and cousin. He was not worried at all about his sister Briseis being abducted. Instead, he had a big party with other heroes in the Trojan Palace.

According to Chryseisna, after this happened, only Hector came to care about her until she arrived in Troy.

The other brothers had never even met each other.

This is totally unfocused...

Even Ye, who had fought off Achilles together with Hector and should have made great contributions to Troy, was shocked when he heard that he seemed to be dying and could breathe his last at any time.

The heroes, led by Paris, simply didn't even want to get to know each other.

Because of this, Ye was even more certain that Paris and the others definitely did not recognize his appearance. They had never seen his original appearance, and now after he changed his clothes... they probably would be even less able to recognize him.

To be honest, whether it is Greece or Troy, most of the people are a bunch of bad guys. If Hector hadn't been there, he wouldn't want to take care of this mess at all.

For Ye, whether or not he could help Troy win the war was secondary. As long as he could save the lives of Hector and others, his goal would be achieved.

Night comforted Telephus and said:

'I sympathize with your plight - Telephus, have you ever thought of revenge on those barbarians?'

……--revenge?!!

Telephus had drunk a lot of wine at this time, and Ye's words made his eyes burn with anger.

As the descendant of Hercules and with the blood of a demigod, this little bit of alcohol could not completely numb his nerves.

At this moment, he was very conscious——

But once he got excited, coupled with the previous communication, Telephus thought Ye was someone he could trust.

Then Telephus said in a suppressed voice: "I wish I could nail them to the top of Mount Olympus and let the eagle of the great god Zeus gnaw their hearts every day!!"

“I will never forget the shame of that day.

They led their army to crush my country's gates, and along with it my pride as the son of Hercules.

I once had great faith in my own strength, admired my father's legend, and vowed to accomplish the same great cause as my father one day.

But—” Telephus’ eyes turned red.

“You haven’t experienced that kind of powerlessness, Griffith!

When your people fall before you, you are powerless to save them.

The looters wantonly raped the women in your kingdom, stole your gold and silver treasures, and in the end they didn't even say a proper apology, but just said it was a mistake and walked away.

They make me sick!!”

Ye: "Maybe you can go and help your father-in-law and win the war in Troy!"

Telephus was startled by Ye's words, and he sobered up instantly.

He did not doubt Ye's purpose because of this sentence, but he became a little nervous and took a deep breath.

Telephus clenched his fists. He liked the friend he made today very much.

It had been a long time since he had spoken his true feelings so freely - he hesitated, thinking of the words Ye had said before, defending him, even at the cost of offending other heroes.

Telephus was sure that any further concealment would be disloyal to the friendship.

His father was a famous Greek hero, known for his noble character and great strength, and was even known as the strongest hero in Greece.

This strongest is not only the strongest in terms of strength, but also the strongest in terms of personality and willpower.

Telephus, who had been working hard to become Hercules since he was a child, never lacked the courage to face danger, just as he led his people to hold on to the end and repelled the Greek coalition forces several times before Achilles arrived.

For the sake of a friend's justice -

Telephus no longer concealed: "No, I can't. I can't help Troy..."

Night: “Why?”

Telephus took a deep breath and then said, "Although it is very shameful, when Agamemnon was leaving with his men, I even thought about asking my father for help to keep these robbers.

Or, he could directly defect to Troy and lead his troops into the war.

But no—

At the critical moment, a voice stopped me. "

After Telephus finished speaking, he said that he didn’t want to talk about this topic anymore. He sighed and said that he couldn’t tell Ye who the owner of that voice was.

But – there was nothing he could do about the Trojan War.

Ye's heart was slightly shaken, and he immediately thought of the legend about the story of Telephus - a voice?

Chapter 19 Telephus: Don't go and die! Wait, you're joining Greece?

A mysterious sound?

Telephus' words reminded Ye of the divine revelation in the myth.

A god ordered Telephus to help Greece and destroy Troy.

If it weren't for this order, although Telephus could not join Troy, he would probably remain neutral because of his hatred for Agamemnon and others.

Could the owner of that voice be that god?

At this moment, Ye's brain quickly analyzed——

This order that would make Telephus ungrateful and help his enemy fight his father-in-law would definitely not be given by Hercules.

If Hercules' character was the same as what he knew in the myths and legends.

That man would never do such a despicable act, let alone put his son in a dilemma of betrayal.

As for other gods, with Hercules blocking the way, does Telephus really need to be afraid and obey the orders of other gods to do things against his own conscience?

This courageous demigod, who dared to defend the country's borders like the Son of Heaven, had no intention of resisting at all. At least his status and strength had to be much stronger than his father, Hercules.

A name has emerged in Ye's mind, making him feel heavy.

——God King Zeus!!

Only the father of Hercules has both strength and dignity, and as an elder he can naturally suppress his descendants and command them to obey his words.

If you don't listen, you are first violating filial piety.

Faced with this dilemma, it seems understandable that Theos finally chose to obey the more powerful side and work for Greece.

Damn it——!

Hector had great respect for Zeus and other gods, and Troy was a city that Zeus had personally protected.

Because the former king of Troy did not pay Apollo and Poseidon after they finished building the wall, Zeus was displeased and wanted to destroy the child he had raised.

The old king was indeed not a decent person.

But what are the other people guilty of——? !

What is the fault of those who still admire you, believe in you and love you from the bottom of their hearts?

The one who destroys you is the one you love the most.

Thinking of the ending of the original novel of Hector and others, and thinking that even Apollo himself did not say anything, and even helped Troy, this contrast——

Zeus's pettiness made a fire burn in Ye's heart.