I was a priest in the city-state era.

Chapter 221 Hera and Persephone
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Roy has Amphitrite's blessing [copper skin and iron bone], so more than a dozen bronze spears pierced Roy's body without causing any harm to Roy.

Looking blankly at the dozen or so Spartan soldiers who attacked him, Roy had no intention of killing them.

Because the strength gap between them and Roy is too great, if their numbers increase hundreds of times and thousands of times, they will not pose a real threat to Roy.

Roy hesitated for a moment, then turned around and hugged a dozen bronze war spears with his left hand, snatched these bronze war spears from the hands of the Spartan soldiers and threw them into the sea.

Without weapons, these Spartan soldiers lost the ability to fight.

"Spartan soldiers, I don't want you to sacrifice yourself in vain. Think about your parents and brothers and sisters, think about your wives and children, and don't take stupid actions to attack me."

Hearing Roy's words, the Spartan soldiers who lost their weapons looked at each other, and then backed away from Roy together.

In this era, except for the trusted soldiers raised by the rulers themselves, ordinary soldiers have no idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism.

When they defended the city-state, they fought desperately because the enemy conquered their city-state, and they and their families would be robbed of property by the enemy, and even their wives and daughters became the enemy's spoils and suffered humiliation.

They follow their rulers to wage war against other city-states, also because the rulers will reward them.

In the mythology of another world, Odysseus' orders cannot restrain his soldiers, and the relationship between the ruler and the soldiers can be seen.

In the story of Odysseus, his soldiers violated the king's orders twice.

The first time the soldiers violated Odysseus’s order was when Odysseus’s ship was about to return to Ithaca, the soldiers opened the wind bag presented by the wind god Aeolus without authorization, causing the tail wind presented by the wind god Aeolus to change. When Odysseus' ship was about to return to Ithaca, it was blown back to the western Mediterranean by the headwind.

The soldiers violated Odysseus's orders, and Odysseus obviously could not punish them, so the soldiers violated Odysseus's orders for the second time and slaughtered them on the holy island of the sun god Helios The bull of the sun god.

These soldiers violated Odysseus's order for the second time, and Odysseus still did not punish them.

Perhaps it was not that Odysseus did not want to punish soldiers who disobeyed orders, but that he neither dared nor could.

Because the soldiers gathered around him not because of loyalty, but because of interests.

At this time, if the Spartan King Perieres supervised the Spartan soldiers in front of Roy, perhaps even if they lost their weapons, these soldiers would attack Roy with their fists and feet.

Now that there is no Perieres to supervise these Spartan soldiers, of course they don't need to be unarmed to challenge Roy, who they can't defeat at all.

Seeing that the Spartan soldiers gave up the challenge wisely, Roy summoned the black wings and prepared to transfer to another coalition warship.

Just as Roy vibrated his wings and flew over the sea between the two warships, a violent northwest wind suddenly hit, almost causing Roy to fall into the sea.

The reason why this violent northwest wind had such a huge impact on Roy was that it was not a natural wind, but a strong wind created by powerful fluctuations in divine power.

Roy flew to the deck of the second coalition warship, looked up at the northwest sky with lingering fear, and saw a goddess with white hair like snow and white wings behind her, hugging another long-haired goddess like golden The Goddess of Ear of Wheat came over the sea.

The violent northwest wind that Roy felt was produced when the white wings of the white-haired goddess vibrated.

"That is the goddess Hera who guards Sparta and the goddess Persephone who guards Pylos—"

Attracted by the beautiful figures of the two goddesses, Roy looked at the two goddesses in the sky with bewildered eyes.

Goddess Hera and Goddess Persephone appear in huge figures with a height of [-] meters. Goddess Hera is like a beautiful white swan. She not only has snow-white and beautiful long hair and white wings, but also wears pure white clothes. But she wore a golden belt around her waist, a pair of beautiful ankles also wore golden strappy sandals, and a pair of beautiful big ruby ​​eyes on her flawless porcelain white face.

Goddess Persephone's long golden hair was tied into a braid like a wheat ear hanging behind her head. She was wearing a bright green dress with a black belt around her waist, and even her beautiful ankles were wearing black strappy sandals.

Unlike the goddess Hera with white hair and red pupils, goddess Persephone has a pair of beautiful big purple eyes, and the expression on her face is much softer than goddess Hera.

Roy looked back and forth between the two goddesses, and finally found that the biggest similarity between them as sister gods was that they both had a pair of beautiful white arms.

Perhaps because the goddess Persephone cannot fly or move on the sea, the left hand of the goddess Hera has been holding the slender waist of the goddess Persephone tightly.

Just as Roy was observing the two goddesses, the two goddesses suddenly lowered their heads and looked down.

Feeling the eyes of the two goddesses, Roy thought the two goddesses were observing him.

Clap!
Suddenly Perrieres jumped out of the water, grabbing a rope, and onto the boat where Roy was.

Feeling the rapid increase in the fluctuation of divine power in Perieris, Roy realized that the two goddesses were not observing him.

"Hera! Persephone!"

With the sound of Pandora's voice, the goddess Pandora also flew over the sea area with a height of [-] meters and black wings on her back.

Goddess Pandora confronted Goddess Hera and Goddess Persephone hundreds of meters away, and Goddess Hera, whose face was full of arrogance, sneered and teased.

"Pandora, you really dare to come before us, are you stupid enough to think that you can defeat us?"

Just like the city of Sparta and Tenaron joined forces, the city of Knossos in its heyday could only show off its might on the sea, and it was impossible to defeat Sparta and Tenaron on land.

Even the goddess Europa, who was the strongest god in the Aegean Sea region in her heyday, dare not boast that she can defeat the goddess Hera and the goddess Persephone at the same time.

Pandora looked at Hera and Persephone with a serious face and said.

"As the serpent of the earth, Persephone is not her domain, so she can only be regarded as a bystander in this battle. Hera! Since this is me and you fighting one-on-one, I don't think I will lose to you."

"Pandora, are your eyes broken?"

Persephone said in a cold voice with an unhappy expression.

"Now I and Hera are like one, and Hera's wings are my wings, so what you have to face is me and Hera."

After saying that, Persephone summoned a huge black scythe with her left hand.

Seeing Persephone summon a weapon, Hera also summoned a golden spear with her right hand.

"Since you are going two against one, let me see how powerful your nominal two-in-one can be."

After Pandora finished speaking with a sneer, she also summoned her own spear.

At the same time that the war between the goddesses was on the verge of breaking out, Roy and Perieuris also began to confront each other.

(End of this chapter)