[Greek mythology] Born to be arrogant

The next moment, she was held tightly in Apollo's arms.

The sound of rapid breathing sprayed on her neck, accompanied by a little wetness, and his force that was so big that it almost crushed her... Diana sat on the altar in a daze, stretched out her hand, and gently hugged her. lived in Apollo.

A muffled low laugh came out from the side of her neck, with a suppressed hoarseness, and the growing wetness.

Apollo gradually raised his head, his bony long fingers stroked her eyes carefully, and his facial features became deeper and stronger under the moonlight.

"...I've been waiting for you for a long time."

It was clearly a simple sentence, but it was said by Apollo in that extremely suppressed voice, but it made her heart throb and hurt.Those golden eyes were close in front of his eyes, they were no longer as hollow and cold as before, but there was a little bit of radiance, and also some hazy watery light.

"I..." She opened her mouth, but suddenly his fingers pressed her lips.

"I know you are very unstable right now, Diana." Apollo sighed softly, carefully scrutinizing her pale glass-colored eyes, with a little satisfaction in his voice, "I will wait until the bright moonlight wheel The day when I will be completely united. No matter how long, no matter how slim the hope, I will wait."

She was stunned.

Apollo is unclear...

"What... bright moon light wheel?"

Apollo smiled again, shook his head, with a satisfied smile: "It's nothing."

"Tell me!" She suddenly tightened his collar.

"You haven't changed your habitual action for thousands of years." Apollo shook his head and sighed, holding her hand, breaking off her fingers one by one, as if he was about to raise them to his lips for a light kiss, But gradually let go.

Diana gritted her teeth: "Then you also know my inquisitive character!"

Apollo was slightly startled, and then laughed out loud: "Yes, not only do I like to get to the bottom of things, but I also like to get to the bottom of it at all costs." He looked at her helplessly, and his golden eyes overflowed with tenderness, gradually full of her. Filled into a turbulent sea, almost drowning her in it.

"I want to gather the light that you scattered in the world, and re-gather your form for you."

"But there are too few of them..."

"I went back time and time again, back to the moment when you completely disappeared, stretched out my hand, grabbed that little bit of moonlight, and then returned to the Temple of the Sun, stored in the cleanest crystal pool in the world... "

"Until... gather all your strength, all your light."

I can't remember how many times it was reincarnated, let alone how many times I relived the moment that made him feel so painful.

When the heart hurts to the point of numbness, only an empty shell remains.

only...

There is only that glimmer of hope, only that little bit of silver light that is constantly being caught and blown away.

When hundreds of millions of reincarnations condense hundreds of millions of tiny points of light, when those light as fine as powder re-condense into a bright moon in the night sky...

It's possible for her to come back.

Just for that sliver of hope, just for that little glimmer of light that needs careful care in the boundless darkness.

"Back... again and again... back in time?"

She paled in an instant.

Apollo smiled, his golden eyes filled with tenderness: "At least, there is still hope."

She knew that at the moment when she completely disappeared, she was full of despair, like crazy.

She knew that at that moment, he had fallen into complete darkness.

I don't want to think about it anymore, let alone relive the days when life was worse than death.

As long as there is a sliver of hope, even if it is hundreds of millions of reincarnations, watching her scatter into light in the palm of my hand billions of times, and going through those painful days billions of times, that's fine.

She felt her hands shaking.

It's not that he didn't know that his resurrection was very difficult, but he didn't expect... he didn't expect it to be so difficult.

How many times would he have to reincarnate before he could condense those nearly scattered rays of light into a complete moon?

Not to mention……

"Occasionally, I can't grasp the power of time and space, and then lose my memory, and start all over again." Apollo smiled softly, holding her silver hair and rubbing it carefully, the long golden eyelashes trembling slightly, faintly glowing Mizusawa.

She closed her eyes and her face was a little pale.

"It's almost dawn..."

Apollo suddenly sighed lowly, held her face in his hands and looked carefully, a kiss gradually landed on her forehead, but at the last moment, he shifted a little and kissed her eyes.

"Occasionally, my memories overlap and blur. This is a sequelae." Apollo hugged her gently, closed his eyes, sniffed the cold breath in her hair, and sighed contentedly, " It's really, really nice to see you again."

She trembled slightly in his arms.

"Need to sleep for a while? You look very tired." Apollo gently stroked her long hair, gradually placed her on the altar, waved the altar into a bed, and pulled a cloud to her Treating it as a quilt, he lowered his head and kissed her forehead: "Go to sleep."

She responded shyly and closed her eyes.

There was a trace of water slipping from the corner of the eye, which wet the pillow towel.

Suddenly, she heard Apollo say in a very low voice: "As long as you can come back."

Even if he had to pay the impossible price, that would be fine.

"Apollo..."

She was half asleep and half awake, and finally found her own voice, her throat was so dry and astringent that it hurt.

"We won't do it, okay..."

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Apollo leaned down slightly, pinched her nose, "Sleep well and don't make trouble."

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It is said that the Hittites had completely "taken over" Miletus.

Miletus has always had a strong academic atmosphere, but it has not been very good in military affairs.Surrounded by the Hittites, it is dangerous to take the city into slavery.Fortunately, there was a stronger Ephesus[1] next to him. With a sense of crisis, he sent troops to relieve Miletus, but he couldn't beat the tyrannical Hittites, but he couldn't stand still.

The Hittites did not fight like Greece, as long as the two armies were singled out, the victory or defeat would be decided immediately.They are more like the army of later generations, fighting, fighting desperately, fighting desperately, and never turning back if they cannot defeat the city-state.If it hadn't just happened to gnaw on the hard bone of Egypt, maybe the Hittites would have turned both the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea into their own inner lakes.

Since Apollo, the sun god, came to Kadesh, all the "gods" behind the warring parties have disappeared, leaving only the human race fighting back and forth.

Diana's calculations were well thought out.

The hundreds of large and small city-states in Greece have always been in a state of disunity. No matter how strong they are, they are determined not to be able to defeat the Hittites and Egypt. It is better to simply block the Hittites with the help of Ramses, and then use tricks to let Ramses Si is far from Greece.As for Ramses' original promise "I will not move Greece as long as you fight for me", she didn't take it seriously at all.The peace agreement is just a piece of thin and fragile paper, you can tear it up whenever you want, not to mention that Ramses just gave her a verbal promise?

Never underestimate the ambition of an emperor, let alone the ambition of a military empire.

A new war. War, in the Red Sea.

The Hittites were not good at naval battles, but somehow they learned how Diana used to deal with the sailboats on the Nile, and brought countless shining crystals, gathering bunches of sunlight.Diana ignored the anxious Egyptian soldiers and said to Ramses, "You can try to carve the crystal into a concave shape... Forget it, just polish the round mirror into a concave shape on both sides."

Ramses immediately ordered his subordinates to do so.

Diana admired his poise.

Ramses sneered, "It's up to you to think of the solution, and of course you have to think of the solution." The hidden line was that if she couldn't think of a solution, she would have to whip him into the sea and feed the sharks.

Diana turned her head silently.She really shouldn't overestimate this young and domineering Pharaoh.

Although Ramses is domineering, he is quite brave and good at fighting.

As soon as the sailboat docked, he immediately led a group of screaming Egyptian soldiers out, fighting the Hittites inextricably.Without the participation of gods, this war was fought extremely brutally.In the end, Diana couldn't take it anymore, and called Ramses over again, and said to him in one breath:

"Won't you send a few people who understand Hittite to infiltrate the Hittite army and find out their marching plan?"

"You won't spread rumors in the Hittite army, saying that the Hittite king has been captured by you, and even the queen and prince have been killed by you?"

"Won't you send some beautiful female slaves, luscious wine, and shining gold to the other party's general?"

"You..." What a stupid young man who only knows how to fight!

Ramses stared at her blankly for a while, and a look of admiration gradually appeared on his face.

"You are indeed a natural born warrior, you are indeed a god of war on earth! Koronis, I don't want to return you to King Thessaly now. Do you want... to be Nefertari all the time?"

"I don't want to!" Diana flatly refused.

"Become Nefertari, and you will have the most noble things in the world." Ramses followed the advice carefully.

Diana glanced at Apollo who was pretending to be a troubadour and following the Egyptian soldiers, and shook her head resolutely and resolutely: "I don't want to!..."

Apollo raised his head and glanced at her lightly.

The war finally ended in the defeat of the Hittites.

Before leaving the Red Sea, Ramses gave Apollo a meaningful look and left a meaningful smile.

Apollo sent Diana back to Thessaly, and went to Miletus to clean up the mess.

King Felekis shook his fluffy beard, gave Diana an amiable hug, and immediately asked the queen to wash her from head to toe, wrapped her in a quilt, and stuffed her into the newly built Temple of the Sun to stand by.

Night falls.

The sun god Apollo also came.

The first thing he said when he saw Diana was: "Colonis, are you willing to follow me to Ephesus and drive the remnants of the Hittites out of Greece?"

When he said this, there was a faint smile in Apollo's eyes.

The author has something to say: [1] Ephesus borders Miletus and is the easternmost Greek city-state