The Greece Antagonist

The Three Fates cast an indifferent glance, their brows furrowing as their gaze landed on the smiling figure before them.

"The presence on your body..."

"The essence of Hecate..."

"The Divinity of 'Chance'..."

Voices, whether mature, crisp, or childish, came one after another, belonging to three faces that resembled each other in features but differed in age—those of a mature woman, an adult woman, and a young girl—all wearing serious expressions.

"It was you who freed Them, who led Them to Olympus."

"No, it was His Majesty the King of Gods who insisted I die."
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Luo En corrected earnestly, then spread his hands in an innocent gesture.

"The previous Titan giants and Typhon's Demon Army were my creditors, who had made a pact with me: once I was dead, they could come and redeem their promise."

"Then why do you carry the Divinity of Hecate?"

The Fates continued to press, with confusion dawning on their three different-aged faces.

In theory, even if those Titan giants and Typhon's Demon Army made pacts with outsiders, their will and Divinity would hardly break through the restrictions of the Elysian Fields.

Because Hecate would maintain the true dream, letting Them continue to slumber.

Yet the outcome was that the entire group of Old Gods broke out of jail, nearly leading to the disintegration of the whole world.

This could only mean one thing—Hecate was no longer able to control the prisoners of Tartarus.

Considering the scent of Hecate's essence detected on this man, it was very likely that everything was related to him.

"I didn't want to..."

Luo En lifted his outer garment, revealing the Wheel of Hecate on his chest, his expression becoming even more helpless.

"But that Goddess Mingyue insisted on attacking me, and I was forced to defend myself."

Then, he paused, a look of relief crossing his face.

"It seems that, in the end, I won."

"Impossible!"

The Three Fates shook their heads simultaneously, unable to believe this outcome.

"I have to thank our King of Gods for that." Luo En smiled, looking ambiguously at Zeus in front of him, "He seems very interested in 'Chance,' willing to spend a great effort to help me against that Goddess Mingyue and even specifically bestowed a piece of Divinity on me for it."

As he spoke, the Eagle representing 'Thunderbolt' spread its wings and called softly behind him.

Sensing that familiar divine essence, The Three Fates turned their heads in unison, casting an eerie gaze towards the God of Gods before them who bore the mandate of 'Fate'.

It wasn't enough to be favored by Fate; did he also want to meddle with the Divinity of Chance?

Zeus broke out in a sweat on his forehead, looking angrily at the disloyal son who stabbed him in the back at a critical moment.

"Nonsense! When did I express interest in 'Chance'?"

"Wasn't it you who told me to let go and fight against Hecate?"

"I..."

"Dare you swear an oath on the Styx before the Pantheon of Gods?"

"..."

Zeus opened his mouth but was left speechless, unable to respond.

Alright, he had indeed hinted at it.

Luo En, however, raised his arm and continued his accusations.

"Moreover, to control me, to make me obey you unconditionally, you carved a divine seal on me before you were willing to let me leave the Prison of Olympus."

"That's what you made me do!"

"Was it also me who made you detonate the divine seal?"

"..."

Zeus was rendered speechless once again, at a loss for words.

"To obtain this Divinity of Chance, you actually resorted to murder, isn't that a bit too cruel?"

Luo En asked without giving the other side time to organize his thoughts or to answer seriously, his cold laughter carried mockery.

"But you probably didn't expect that I've already merged with this Divinity of Chance, and even if you kill me, you won't succeed!"

"I didn't, I haven't, don't talk nonsense!"

Confronted with these forceful accusations and having a not-so-clean slate himself, Zeus could only deny vehemently.

Luo En retorted unsympathetically, "Then do you dare to swear an oath on the Styx before the Pantheon of Gods, guaranteeing that all of this has nothing to do with you?"

Zeus, at his wit's end, raised his hand to summon Thunderbolt in desperation: "Shut up!"

However, facing the gathering of the Thunderbolt's divine might in the sky, Luo En stood fearless, speaking profoundly.

"Are you sure you want to kill me? This time, I can't guarantee that I will Resurrect and keep my creditors at bay..."

At these words, Zeus thought of the overwhelming force of the Typhon's Demon Army and the Titan giants, causing his hand to quiver and a shiver to run down his spine.

Not only him, but the other Chief Gods who had instigated a rebellion also looked somewhat troubled.

The Divinity and bodies of the Titans were crucial materials for completing the World, like Gaea who became the Earth, Uranus who became the Sky, Old God of the Sea who became the Primordial Ocean, and the Titan God Okeanos who became the Sea of Occhanos...

The World had been shaped into its current form, and a large part of its foundation came from those Old Gods imprisoned in Tartarus.

If They all were released, setting aside whether the gods of Olympus could withstand the combined force of these Old Gods, the mere fact that They would siphon off the Divinity and power that currently sustained the workings of the World would overturn everything.

Add to that the Divinity of Chance that he carried, which could counteract 'Fate', if absorbed by the Old Gods who were his creditors, it would grant Them the potential to transcend the control of Fate even further.

By then, everyone present might have to be buried with him.

"Have you thought it through?"

Luo En smiled faintly, his face benevolent as he advised.

"It's easy to kill me, my ability to Resurrect has also been used up, and it probably won't recover in a short time. Now is the best time to act, but you might need to prepare to die together."