Simulating the Universe, Starting with Speedrunning Greece

He felt that such a man was not worthy of such respect from Hector, who took care of him like a brother.

The young Zeus who was once full of justice, kind, and praised by elves and nymphs wherever he went is no longer here.

The one sitting on the throne now is the new God-King who overthrew the corrupt old God-King, but then repeated his mistakes and became equally corrupt.

He took a deep breath, knowing that no matter how dissatisfied he was, he could not do anything to the God-King, unless he made up another version of Kratos, the grandfather of the Terminator of Greek mythology, and the God of War Kratos could really come out of the story.

Night: “Telephus—No, it’s not that you can’t do anything.

I have an idea that may help you to successfully avenge Agamemnon."

Telephus: "What do you think?"

The fact that he did not explicitly refuse immediately showed that Telephus still had some resentment in his heart at that time.

If it weren't for the suppression of that 'mysterious voice', he would have taken revenge on Agamemnon himself.

Ye: “I heard that the Greek coalition forces are suffering repeated defeats on the battlefield of Troy.

This is not unrelated to the withdrawal of the demigod Achilles.

However, once Agamemnon and Achilles reconcile, the Trojan War will still end in a stalemate, and the Trojan side may even lose.

They were far inferior in number and quality to the coalition forces backed by the whole of Greece."

Telephus: “Yes, that’s true.

I once fought Achilles, who had inherited the strength of his father, the hero Peleus, and even surpassed it.

That guy, like us, is a descendant of the crew of the heroic Argonauts, and is very difficult to deal with."

Telephus was still frightened when he thought of how powerful Achilles was, but although he hated Agamemnon, he still had some sympathy for Achilles.

Previously on the battlefield, Achilles was the only hero who did not oppress civilians and simply enjoyed fighting.

Telephus and Achilles admired each other for such a strong man, and they felt like both enemies and friends. Achilles also admired Telephus' courage and will to protect his king to the death and to always be the pioneer in the battle.

Because of this, Telephus knew that Achilles was exceptionally powerful.

Ye: “If we want to break the balance of this war, Troy will need a new force to help, although you cannot play.

But I can—"

Telephus was shocked: "Griffith, are you going to join the Trojans and help them attack Agamemnon?"

To be honest, until just now, Telephus had never thought that this new friend and brother would choose to help Troy instead of Greece.

Before, Troy sought help everywhere. Who in all of Greece went to help except the Queen of the Amazons?

Because I don’t dare!

If we were not separated by the sea, it would be very difficult to send more troops.

Given the difference in land area between Mycenae and Troy, it would be easy for Mycenae to take Troy, just like a father beating his son.

Even though the expedition has been thwarted, the surrounding countries are still on the sidelines.

If the Queen of Amazons did not have an old feud with Greece, she would not have joined this mess of war at this time.

Speaking of the feud between the other party and Greece, it is also partly due to their family reasons.

One of the twelve trials of Hercules was to obtain the belt of Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons at the time.

That was the symbol of her power as a queen bestowed upon her by the god of war.

At that time, because of Hera's trick, Hercules had to fight with the Amazon warriors. He killed several Amazon warriors, and then took away the belt in the humiliation of the Amazon warriors.

Because of this incident, Amazon went to war with Athens.

Because he didn't know the strength of his new brother, Griffith.

But he looks more like a handsome prince or a talented bard than a powerful warrior.

Telephus really wanted to say at this moment - don't go to die.

If you want to change the situation of the battle, relying solely on your own strength or external aid will be of no use unless your strength is as strong as that of Achilles.

But Achilles can almost be said to be the strongest hero Telephus has ever seen in his life, except for his father Hercules who had not yet become a god.

He didn't think Ye could win.

however--

The next sentence came out of his mouth that night, but it shocked Telephus.

"No, I am not joining Troy, but the Greek coalition."

Telephus: ????

ha?

Telephus almost had a black question mark rising above his head.

At this moment, his look was full of doubt about life. It didn't mean that there was anything wrong with him, but that he was feeling whether there was something wrong with you, and at the same time, he felt that he couldn't understand this brother's humor.

...——Instead of joining Troy, join Greece?!

What kind of incomprehensible operation is this?

Chapter 20: Climb Mount Olympus. If Agamemnon could do it, you, Telephus, can do it too!

Telephus was shocked!

He couldn't tell what Griffith was thinking, but the shock was enough.

Telephus: "Excuse me, did I hear you wrongly...

You probably mean to join Troy? Is that right, Griffith?"

Night: "No, no, no, it's Greece."

Laugh to death——

The two gods who were peeping in the sky found the scene before them extremely interesting. They even prepared to record it and go back to find Hercules to show it, which would surely be even more interesting.

Telephus: "…………Didn't you say you would help me teach the Greek coalition a lesson?"

At this time, Telephus was hesitant to speak, and almost asked directly what kind of help this was.

You're being sarcastic, right?

But he saw the look in Ye's eyes at this moment, so calm and unhurried, everything was as expected, as quiet as the silent Rhine River.

Influenced by Ye's aura, Telephus couldn't help but calm down his mind and began to think in his mind whether Ye had any other tricks up his sleeve.

Griffith must have a reason for doing this... Maybe I should trust him a little more.

Ye: “Who says that joining Greece means we are definitely helping Greece?

Telephus—I have a plan."

At this point, Ye finally began to reveal his wolfish ambitions with an expressionless face.

He told how he had prepared long ago to help Telephus carry out sabotage from within Greece!

The downfall of Greece is just around the corner - one day we will march to Mount Olympus and let the god Zeus personally appoint you as the new King of Mycenae!

Agamemnon, the ruler of the world, can do it, so why can't you, the son of Hercules, do it?

Ahem - of course, these were all jokes, and Ye would never really say that to Telephus.

But after some encouragement, Telephus was indeed excited. After listening to Ye's plan -

Is it still possible to do this? ! !

Telephus, a simple Greek native who had never seen the undercover gameplay, opened his mouth so wide that it seemed as if an egg could fit in it, and was even more shocked.

He actually thought such an outrageous and ridiculous plan was feasible?!

At this moment, Telephus was even slightly excited and moved. Griffith had come up with such an earth-shattering and shocking plan for him.

"This is too dangerous! Griffith, I can't let you take this risk, why don't I go!!"

At this moment, Telephus had the urge to try it himself after listening to the strategy of the experts.

Damn! It's such a fun thing, why don't you take me with you?

Although he could not join Troy because of the mysterious voice, he could still join Greece.

It turns out that joining Greece does not necessarily mean helping Greece, you can also secretly harm Greece!

As long as he helps Troy to cheat Greece, it won't be considered betrayal of his father-in-law!

Telephus learned without a teacher and immediately understood the idea of ​​being born in Cao's camp but having his heart with Han.

Of course Telephus couldn't be allowed to go overnight.

He needed Telephus to introduce him, but he must not be present in person. If Decius and others were more vigilant and asked Telephus a few more questions about how he knew them, the chances of Ye being exposed would be much greater.

If Telephus himself is not present, the feasibility is greatly increased.

It was impossible for Agamemnon and his men to go to Telephus to verify anything at the critical moment of the war.

For the sake of his great cause and achievements, Ye said that he only wants to play alone this time - without you.

Good brother - next time for sure!

Night: “No, Telephus…you can’t go.

It would be fine if it was just an introduction.

Your kingdom has just been invaded by Agamemnon, and now you are so proactive in personally going into battle to help Agamemnon.

What would you think if you were Agamemnon?

With Agamemnon on guard, you can't do anything at all, and it's easy to alert the enemy."

Ye almost pointed at Telephus' nose and said that if he went there he would only be a hindrance and would be a complete negative help.

Telephus suddenly became embarrassed, and suddenly realized...

Finally, after Ye's emotional and logical persuasion, he successfully convinced him to go to the battlefield of Troy on Ye's behalf as the son of the Argonauts.

And coupled with the ambiguity that Ye had intentionally or unintentionally created before, it seemed that Kratos' uncle was very familiar with his father (one-sided familiarity, Ye: So I didn't lie!! Even if Hercules knew it, he couldn't accuse me of blasphemy), so they should have a very close relationship.

So Telephus described in detail in the letter his respect for Kratos' uncle, and how even his father admired the hero. (Hercules:???)

Uncle Kratos's descendant, Lord Griffith, is also very talented. After hearing about the anxiety in Greece after the war, he expressed deep concern.

Upon seeing this, Telephus suggested that Lord Griffith go to the front to provide assistance. Lord Griffith was happy to go for the sake of his beloved Greek land and the stability of all of Greece.

Telephus praised Griffith so highly in his letter that it gave Ye goosebumps.

He hastened to stop Telephus from doing this.

"I know you want to help me! But if you write this, Agamemnon will not be overjoyed to welcome my support, but will be madly suspicious and afraid of whether I am a spy sent by you."

Ye was afraid that as soon as he brought the letter over, Agamemnon would lock himself up.

Some things should be written in moderation. It’s not that you can’t write about them, but too much is as bad as too little.

Under Ye's persuasion, Telephus was still a little unwilling and regretful, but he still restarted a new letter.

It can be seen that he really misses C, even if it is just to provide a little more help in the letters. He hopes that Agamemnon will pay more attention to Ye... In this way, when his dear friend, Mr. Griffith, starts to harm Agamemnon, he can get better results and benefits.

……

Time came to the next morning.

After a long conversation last night, I successfully became good friends with Telephus and obtained a letter of recommendation. At the invitation of Telephus, I slept in the palace for a night.

Telephus also sent more than twenty beautiful women to serve Ye and give him some meat, but Ye refused.

He doesn't have the habit of sleeping with second-hand goods.

Even though Telephus said that they had prepared brand new ships, it was still a pity that Greek heroes would sleep wherever they went, regardless of the weather.

Sometimes we have group and y parties together.

Ye, who didn't want to become a fellow traveler in the future, rejected the idea sternly.

He believes that men can be a bitch, but they must not be promiscuous, otherwise they are no different from animals.

Since he was not planning to take these women away, Ye had no intention of visiting them.