Simulating the Universe, Starting with Speedrunning Greece

At the same time, he was shocked and relieved that Ye still had such strength even though he had lost Achilles' magical equipment. He was not arrogant enough to attack Ye.

Phoenix broke out in cold sweat on his back.

It turned out that it was not that he was heartless and let the other person go, but that the other person still had a little friendship and let him go for the sake of his compatriots and Achilles.

Finally, Phoenix suddenly dismounted from his horse, plunged his sword into the ground, and then saluted towards the distance.

This is an expression of gratitude for being spared and having survived by chance.

He would probably never be able to forget that spectacular scene.

When the hero wielding the golden thunder and fire gallops across the earth like a white horse passing by in the blink of an eye or a meteor, the roar falls and the army is shattered.

The numerical disadvantage seems to have become a complete joke.

perhaps--

This battlefield belongs to these true heroes. People like him who are weak and ordinary are not suitable here.

Phoenix was filled with emotion and even developed a slight fear of the battlefield.

The scene of countless soldiers being wiped out along with the huge pits by being merely touched by the lightning and fire, was so tragic that when he closed his eyes, he was terrified of such a battlefield as a human being.

"God of War! What kind of powerful monster do you want us to fight? Perhaps only gods can be heroes like this—"

What exactly is that magic gun?

He had clearly returned everything to Achilles, so why was there still such a terrifying divine tool?

If other heroes saw Griffith's appearance and thought he was weak and could be bullied, they would surely face the same fate as Ajax the Younger.

And thinking of Ajax the Younger—

Although that guy was full of big talk and had no real skills, he was still a hero-level fighter, but he was killed instantly.

Phoenix is ​​a chilling chill.

At this time, he still didn't know that the owl on Ye's body was the goddess Athena in disguise, otherwise he would be even more grateful that he was still alive...

No, maybe the moment I knew that it was a goddess, I almost fainted from fright when I thought about it.

To sum up:

Ares, God of War, you are such a jerk.

If Ares had mentioned the existence of Athena, heroes like Ajax the Younger would not have been so excited.

However, there is no however...

Chapter 138: The Old Hero Who Inherited Hercules' Bow and Shot Paris

Holding the Sun Gun——!

After that, the night continued to rush forward without any hindrance.

The pursuers who were chasing the footsteps of the night gradually learned the truth from Achilles or Phoenix.

——Knowing about the noble hero’s feat of stripping off his armor.

Out of this respect, many heroes were unwilling to take action against such heroes and chose to give up the mission.

A few people also stopped chasing Ye because they were afraid of the power of the terrifying sunlight gun described by Phoenix.

No one knew who was secretly helping Ye, but in the end the news spread to the front as fast as if it had wings.

Even many of the heroes who intercepted Ye earlier had already learned about all this.

Along the way, many heroes chose to turn a blind eye when they saw the Queen of Night, or let her go.

And the few heroes who had no foresight and wanted to control the night followed the footsteps of greedy Ajax the Younger and paid the price for their folly.

Antilochus, the son of the wise (old man) Nestor, was reckless and foolishly followed the order of the god of war to block the way forward for Night. Kill him!

The hero Tlepolemus, the fugitive who killed his uncle and was hunted by the sons of Hercules, relied on the power of a demigod and chased him into the night as arrogantly as Ajax the Younger, killing him!

Night also helped his "good friend" Telephus, the son of Hercules, who was far away on the coast of Mysia, to solve a big problem that had been bothering him for a long time.

Afterwards, many unknown little heroes appeared one after another, perhaps wanting to become famous, or perhaps wanting to take advantage of others. There were always people who lost their minds in the face of money and interests, and foolishly and blindly stepped onto the battlefield to please the God of War, and then lost their lives one by one at Ye.

That night, they won battles one after another. Although they were clearly fleeing, they fought with astonishing momentum. When the news was passed back to the Greek camp, all the heroes who stayed behind were shocked.

He was wandering around in a 'severely injured' (low health) state, and with a burden (Brieses), but he was able to display such an invincible momentum.

How strong is Griffith?

He has become more powerful again.

When King Agamemnon heard the news, he was extremely pleased.

I even shouted excitedly in my heart: "As expected of Griffith, even if he lost the armor of Achilles, he is still the most powerful hero in the world."

As for the dead heroes, he didn't care about them at all. They were all traitors who defected to the God of War, and they didn't have any real talent. Griffith did a good job in killing them!

These traitors and trash should all be killed. It would only annoy him if they were kept alive.

At this moment, he was actually hoping that Ye Duo could kill a few more of these guys who had been bribed by the God of War.

"Great! What a good death! Kill, kill, kill! Kill them all!"

Anyway, these people don't obey his orders now, and it is really difficult for Griffith to gain the trust of the Trojans if he wants to go undercover without killing some Greek heroes.

Not to mention that the time for escape is so critical, the simplest and most brutal way is to kill the pursuers and continue to escape, which is the most efficient way.

These are all necessary sacrifices.

Even without Ye saying anything, King Agamemnon had already given a reasonable explanation in his heart for his decisive behavior on the battlefield.

After learning that the son of the old man Nestor was also killed, King Agamemnon became even happier. He had been unhappy with this hero from the previous era who gave him advice every day and took advantage of his seniority for a long time.

Moreover, he had no respect for his Greek leader at all. His purpose in participating in this war was always to make Greece win, not to let Agamemnon win, so Agamemnon hated this old man who had surrendered to the god of war even more.

It just so happened that his other brothers and sisters were killed by Hercules, and now his only son was also killed by Hercules's friend. The family should be together!

When Nestor heard the news, even though he didn't know that King Agamemnon, the nominal king of all Greece, was still gloating in his heart, the shock of the bad news was enough to make Nestor faint in an instant.

Blood rushes to my heart—that's what it means!

Nestor, who had already lost his father, brother and entire family, was left alone. When he grew old, he had to go through the pain of losing a son again. The blow of seeing a young person die before him can be imagined.

Therefore, Nestor, who was the biggest lubricant of the Greek side and constantly smoothed out the conflicts among the heroes, suddenly went offline. It was not known whether he could wake up after fainting this time.

It is worth mentioning that when various heroes were not invited at the beginning, not only Brother Zhenli, but also this old man went with them.

He was there when Odysseus was murdered.

Although many heroes who were unwilling to join the war hated Big Head or Brother Zhenli who dominated everything, they also didn't like this old man very much. They didn't say it, but they were not very close to him in their hearts.

then--

When Nestor fainted and fell to the ground in the hall, not a single hero came to help him.

No one expected that the two biggest contributors to the star-studded Greek lineup would die and faint one after the other, falling down one after another.

At this time, on the other side, Ye encountered a new attack.

This time, there finally came a hero who looked decent and had some strength.

As they got closer and closer to Troy, the heroes and soldiers who were still chasing them were basically out of sight.

But after he killed so many heroes, the guys who still dared to stand here were naturally quite capable and the most difficult to deal with.

Philoctetes and Idomeneus——!

When I saw these two heroes standing in front and behind me.

The stories about these two heroes suddenly appeared in Ye's mind.

The former was a friend of Hercules during his time and a great archer on the Greek side.

It was predicted by the witch before the Trojan War began that it would be the key to ending the war.

Many people only know that Odysseus became famous for his Trojan Horse plan, which tricked the city gate open and enabled Greece to win the final victory, but not many people noticed that this was also one of Greece's greatest contributors.

He personally shot and killed Paris, the prince of Troy, the sharpshooter who was the original source of this war.

If we only talk about revenge, Greece had already achieved the final victory when Philoctetes successfully shot Paris.

And the bow and arrow in his hand, if Ye remembered correctly.

These are the divine bow and arrows that Hercules left behind when he ascended to heaven and became a god after his death.

The divine tool once used by Hercules...!

——Even though it was a divine tool before becoming a god, when it was associated with the legendary hero Hercules, it was enough to be taken seriously.

Finally, some truly tough enemies.

Chapter 139 Poseidon takes action? !

As for Philoctetes—

This man has a grudge against Quedius.

Homer's Iliad records that when he was on an expedition to Troy, his feet were bitten by water snakes when the army passed by and landed on the island of Lemnos, and he became deeply infected with the virus.

But what did Odysseus do? He chose to abandon it on a deserted island and leave it to fend for itself, regardless of its life or death.

After Philoctetes recovered from his injury, Odysseus took Achilles to try to call him back, but was rejected.

It was only after Hercules received instructions from the gods that he personally went down to the mortal world and persuaded his friends to continue to participate in the war.

This tragic hero, who would have been famous if he had not taken action, and wields a powerful divine weapon.

Ye would never underestimate his strength.

On the other hand, the story of Idomeneus is more impressive.

King of Crete, grandson of Minos and son of Deucalion. A warrior with amazing spear skills, and a hero who, together with Diomedes, completed the most glorious chapter of the Trojan battlefield, which almost killed a god.

After completing the Trojan War, Mirai encountered a shipwreck on the sea when returning home. In order to return home safely, he asked for the help of Poseidon, the god of the sea, and promised him to sacrifice the first creature he met after returning home to Poseidon.

He thought it was just a small animal, but the first thing he encountered was his son who came excitedly to greet him, so he reluctantly killed his son as a sacrifice to the gods.

Idomeneus was described in the Iliad as "like a huge boar."

King Agamemnon also praised Idomeneus: "Idomeneus, I respect you even more than any other Danaan... Even when the other Achaean leaders finish their wine, your cup is still full, just like me, you drink whenever you want and enjoy it to your heart's content."

He has a very good physical condition, which is revealed in all aspects.

This is a powerful hero whose halo is overshadowed by Diomedes, but in fact his strength is also very powerful.

There were more than twenty spears in his tent, all of which were weapons captured from the Trojan heroes he had killed.

He alone was able to block the left wing of the Trojan army and killed many enemies in one battle.

Specific achievements include but are not limited to - killing Phaistos, the son of Poros, a Meonian, by ramming the thick tip of his spear into his right shoulder and knocking him off his carriage.

He killed Osryoneus, piercing his belly with the point of his spear.

After killing Alcasus, Anchises' son-in-law shot him in the chest, breaking the breastplate.

He fought with Aeneas's legion for control of the left wing and blocked the Trojans' plan to burn the Greek ships.

Even Aeneas, the founder of Rome, was repeatedly defeated by him.

These two powerful heroes, one melee and one ranged, cooperate with each other in a very seamless manner.

This is probably the last hurdle -

Ye looked at the heroes, one far and one near, cooperating with each other in front of him, and thought something in his mind.

Ajax the Great did not come. Based on his understanding of the hero and their time together, although he had not yet spoken to persuade the other party to defect, he probably did not want to take part in the operation to hunt him down.

Diomedes' words -

The goddess Athena, whom he believed in, was here in person. Ye didn't believe that Athena hadn't informed her loyal believer to stay away from the battlefield, or at least not to cause trouble.

Apart from the last two, the only top hero left in the entire coalition is Odysseus, who is still imprisoned in a cell.

After defeating these two men, no one could stop him from going to Troy.

"Stop moving forward - hero Griffith! Your escape journey ends here." Hero Idomeneus was the first to speak.