Dark Shadow Shrine

On the sacred mountain of Olympus, Zeus and Odin had a fierce quarrel.

Odin's beard grew angry, and he slapped the throne with one hand: This can't continue like this. Our mortal military power has been depleted too much. Now in the human kingdom of the lower world, the lower limit for conscription has reached fifteen years old, and the upper limit has reached fifty years old. . What if we go on? Do we want ten-year-old children to go to the battlefield with spears and die? If we continue like this, within ten years, all the creatures in the lower world will be killed.

Zeus's silver hair was also blocked by the agitation of the supreme divine power because of his anger. He glared back at Odin fiercely: Since we are guarding the center, let's continue to guard it and abandon our position rashly and let those monsters break in. The morale of our residential areas and the entire mortal world will collapse.”

Odin suggested: We can give up half of the central area, or move the mortals in both worlds to a slightly less central area. Let the monsters kill each other after grabbing the central area. In this case, the pressure will not be all On the shoulders of our mortal followers.”

Fart! Those lowly guys signed an offensive and defensive alliance long before we arrived. Rather than fighting each other, they are more willing to eliminate us first and then fight each other to fight for the best territory.

Odin fell silent for a bit, and I have to say that Zeus's words made sense.

The biggest trouble is that when they first entered the world, they were too high-profile and too strong.

If you don't want to die, then become our slaves. This was what the entire world of Olympus and Asa announced to the entire native race in the End at the beginning. Compared with Auri, who has a lot of room for turnover, Olympus talks too much. Any change now would be self-defeating!

If the change can gain practical benefits, such as moral integrity, Zeus doesn't mind throwing it away. But if they show weakness now, those native races who are determined to rush to the central area will not change their minds. Doing so is tantamount to humiliating themselves.

Odin finally spoke: Then what should we do? First of all, I have had enough of the stupidity of your god of war. Compared with the rigorous and step-by-step advancement of Ori's mortal army, Ares's command is simply a piece of cake. Shit.

Asshole! You go ahead, come on! Ares slapped the armrest and jumped up from his throne.

As the son of Zeus and Hera, and theoretically the orthodox successor of the Olympus pantheon, Ares has been pampered since he was a child. He has a cruel, cunning, impulsive, and irrational personality. He is a brave and foolhardy man dedicated to war. God of war.

Under his command, the world of Olympus suffered an extremely bad battle loss ratio against the besieging native races.

After fighting like this, he actually had the guts to challenge Odin just because his father was Zeus, just as a powerful god.

Around Odin, many Aesir gods stood up on the spot and glared at him.

The atmosphere between the two major gods suddenly became tense.

At this time, Zeus smiled. The change of the supreme position in the Greek pantheon is a history of successive generations conquering the superior.

Cronus, the second-generation supreme god of Olympus, overthrew his father, the first-generation supreme god Uranus, to gain the throne of the king of the gods. Therefore, his father cursed him and destined him to be overthrown by his own children. Just as he overthrew his father, so Cronus was afraid of this and swallowed his own child as soon as it was born.

Zeus used vomiting medicine to make Cronus vomit out Zeus's brothers and sisters, and then joined forces with his own brothers and sisters to overthrow his father.

As the supreme god of Olympus, Zeus has never been most famous for his bravery, but for his resourcefulness.

Obviously, Zeus has another plan.

I discovered that the World Tree has an interesting limitation.

limited?

Yes! Our divine power cannot directly act on the lower world, and our divine envoys cannot descend. But have you noticed that our monsters with powerful divine power are not included in this category. Let's just get more monsters and drop them into the mortal world.

Completely ignoring the jealous gaze of Hera, the goddess next to him, Zeus smiled mysteriously: Yes, children born between gods and mortals are not within the scope of the World Tree.

When Odin heard this, he suddenly understood.

Whether it is the Aesir divine system or the Olympian divine system, in fact, these two divine systems have a dirty, dirty and violent history.

For example, Odin's most famous eight-legged horse, Sleipnir, was born to Loki.

At the beginning of the creation of the Aesir world, the Aesir gods chose the plains on the banks of the Ifon River to build their homes. In order to prevent the intrusion of giants, they decided to build a particularly strong boundary membrane. At this time, a stranger came to recommend himself, claiming that he could take on the job, but asked the gods to give the sun, moon and Freya, the goddess of love, in return.

The gods said, Get away! Get away as far as you want!.

But at Loki's insistence, the gods agreed to let the strange craftsman have a try, but on condition that it be completed within six months and without any helpers except the horse he had brought with him.

The gods originally thought that this was an impossible task and just wanted to see this guy's joke. However, the gods did not expect that the main force in building the boundary membrane was not this person but the god horse named Swadirfari. horse.

This eight-legged horse creates the boundary membrane of the entire world at an unimaginable speed. Seeing that it was about to be completed within the specified time, the Asa gods wanted to overturn this agreement.

As a result, in order to break his promise, Loki, a male god, turned into a beautiful little mare and went to seduce Svadilfalli.

Going to a cave where the calls of strange craftsmen could not be heard, the little mare had sex with Svadirfari for three days. Three days later, due to the loss of Svadilfari's help, the strange craftsman did not completely build the boundary membrane, so the Asa gods refused to pay the reward. The craftsman was furious, changed back to his original shape and accused the gods of playing tricks. It turned out that A giant.

This was easy to handle, so the gods called Thor, the God of Thunder, and beat him to death with a hammer. After having sex with the horse for three days, Loki gave birth to an eight-legged Pegasus, Sleipnir, and gave it to Odin.

Things weren't much better on Olympus' side.

The most famous one is Phorcys: known as the Father of Monsters, he gave birth to many monsters, such as the most famous Gorgon Medusa, who is his descendant.

Another example is that Poseidon, the king of the sea, also messed around with Medusa and gave birth to a lot of monsters.

Now, Zeus and Odin, who couldn't stand the war of attrition, made a tacit agreement on the mass production of monsters...

After learning that Olympus was doing this, Raven turned over the table in a rare move!

asshole!