I really can't control myself

Seeing Linton put down Atreus, Kratos was also stunned. Although Kratos said it himself to let him go, he didn't expect that Linton would really let him go.

This opponent was so cooperative that Kratos was a bit confused. But after thinking about it for a moment, he suddenly understood what Linton meant.

Even if I let go of your son now, you and your son are still in my hands. This is probably what Linton meant. To put it simply, the two of them can't escape from his grasp, so the other party doesn't care about the formality of catching hostages. If I let them go, I can catch them right away.

But no matter what, Kratos here immediately took a step forward, protecting Atreus who was still unable to stand up because his legs were weak, and he directly faced Linton at close range. The weapon in his hand was naturally pointed towards Linton.

However, Linton did not continue to confront the other party. Instead, he walked to the side, picked up what looked like a teapot that was still on the stove next to him, and poured himself a glass of water.

"As expected of a Spartan, he is quite fierce at such a young age, and he actually dares to take the initiative." Linton said while drinking water.

"Spartan?" Atreus, who was holding his shoulders, was stunned for a moment and looked at Linton strangely. This shoulder was pulled when Linton and Kratos just pulled it. It's very painful now. Fortunately, Kratos let go in time, otherwise it would have been dislocated long ago. If you insist on pulling, it will be broken directly. possible.

Atreus, who returned behind his father at this time, felt a little more at ease. After all, he was behind his father now, and there was no safer place than this. Of course, he also knew that the danger had not been eliminated, and he was listening carefully to what Linton said.

Of course Atreus was confused when he heard what he said about Spartans. Kratos has never told him his identity or his experience. In Atreus's current understanding, his family is just an ordinary family. He has no idea how they could be involved with Linton. Not a simple character.

"Do you know Sparta?" Linton suddenly asked Atreus.

"I think... I've seen it in books." Atreus thought for a moment and replied, "It's not the area of ​​the Nine Realms."

"My father is a Spartan, so you are also a Spartan." Linton said simply.

"I am a Spartan? Really? Father, are you not from the Nine Realms?" Atreus here looked at Kratos and asked, he was also quite curious about his father's past. Of course he had asked before, but his father didn't have any answer and told him rather fiercely not to ask.

"Shut up." Kratos really didn't want to talk about it, at least not at this time. Originally he was not very good at talking, so he stared at Atreus, then looked in Linton's direction, and said, "What do you want?"

"Anyway, you already know everything." Linton said to Kratos.

"Thing? I only know that you just killed Zeus." Kratos said here.

"Oh, it took you so long just now to tell him this?" Linton looked at Athena next to him and asked.

"..." Athena also knew how to answer. Isn't it because the situation on your side was so shocking that she had no time to talk about anything else.

"Who is Zeus?" Atreus here asked, "I seem to have heard of this name."

"Zeus is your grandfather." Linton replied casually.

"My...grandfather?" Atreus was stunned for a moment, then looked at Kratos next to him, "That means...he is my father's father?"

"..." Kratos did not answer, but Atreus knew his father's temper, and he did not deny it, which meant that this matter was true.

"Did you kill my grandfather?" Atreus looked at Linton and said in a questioning tone.

"I just did what your father didn't do." Linton said with a smile.

"Huh?" The words were a bit convoluted, and Atreus didn't react immediately. But after digesting it for a while, he suddenly understood what Linton meant, that is, his father also wanted to kill Zeus, his father.

Atreus immediately looked at Kratos. Although he didn't speak, his eyes were obviously asking his father if this was true.

Kratos is obviously not good at lying. What Linton said was absolutely correct. He did want to kill his father at the time, but was persuaded to do so. So far, although he has given up the idea of ​​killing Zeus, he still has no intention of forgiving Zeus.

"Why?" Because Kratos did not deny it and obviously acquiesced, Atreus asked directly.

"He... is not the person you imagined." Kratos said vaguely. To put it simply, Zeus is not a good person, and he has no intention of explaining to Atreus the grudges and grudges between him and Zeus. , after all, it is too complicated, and Atreus probably can’t understand it, so he can simply say that he is not a good person.

Atreus understood what this meant. His grandfather was not a good person. He believed what his father said, but he wanted to know the specific situation even more.

However, now is not the time to explain the situation clearly to him, at least Linton is too lazy to explain it to him. So he continued: "You know the guy named Yang, right? I come from the same place as him. My purpose here is also very simple. That is, this world must be controlled by me, and you That’s an important part of it.”

"Huh?" Atreus here was stunned again. Linton's purpose was simply to rule the world. He understood this clearly, but the question was... why was his father an important part of it? Tamaki, they are just an ordinary family. From the perspective of this world, they are just minions.

"I have retired. The things over there have nothing to do with me." Kratos here said immediately. He was no longer the God of War.

"Retirement?" Atreus looked at his father. What does "retirement" mean? Now he began to feel that his father's identity was unusual. Could it be that his father was a big shot before?

"That's what we say, but there is a motto in our family that you can't help yourself when you are in the world. If you want to quit, it's not that easy. The new protagonist players will definitely not admit it. You are so old that you have to be dragged out to do it. There are more than one job." Linton spread his hands and said.

"Huh?" Kratos obviously didn't understand what Linton meant. He could still barely understand the meaning of this proverb. What did the rest of it mean?

"Anyway, you have to work for me now. If you agree, things will be easier to handle. If you don't agree... that will be bad news for everyone." Linton said with a smile.