The Greece Antagonist

Now, in this turbulent time, even his nine lesser deities have abandoned him.

Moreover, it was because they wanted to help him, yet ended up being slandered by their own chief god...

Should this news get out, whether that foolish brother of mine will be able to return, and how much authority he'll retain after his return, are both uncertain.

Seeing the Hunting Goddess's anxious expression, Luo En didn't want to keep her in suspense any longer and directly made clear the conditions set by the Muses.

"They can continue to serve in name as Apollo's lesser deities and return to Olympus, but they will not accept his leadership. At most they are willing to temporarily accept my management, to observe the Aftermath..."

After listening to her lover's explanation, Artemis breathed a sigh of relief as if a heavy burden had been lifted.

Thank goodness, it wasn't the worst-case scenario.

Unwilling to accept her brother Apollo's leadership and only willing to follow her lover Luo En's instructions, Artemis, eager for her brother to overcome the crisis, showed understanding.

After all, during the three years of Apollo's exile, it was Luo En who took care of the Muses.

Therefore, both sides have maintained a good relationship.

Having just broken with their chief god, whether to avoid revenge or to avoid developing a distaste for each other, entrusting Luo En as a mediator for guardianship was undoubtedly the best choice.

Regardless, there were still the words "to observe the Aftermath."

Having suffered such a grievance, this group of Muses was still willing to maintain superficial harmony and continue helping Apollo stabilize his divine power. Plus, with this phrase, they had given enough face to Apollo, their former lord.

Thinking that most of the troubles that had been weighing heavily on her mind had been resolved, Artemis breathed a long sigh of relief, momentarily putting aside her worries for her brother and taking a serious look at her reliable lover.

However, upon closer inspection, the Hunting Goddess noticed the new scratches on her lover's body and couldn't help but ask.

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Luo En scratched the back of his head, showing a sheepish expression.

"I was thrown out by Mnemosyne..."

"You've had it tough..."

Artemis bit her cherry lips, her eyes showing deep guilt as she looked at her lover.

It must have been tough, convincing that group of Muses to change their minds.

Despite being the most innocent and least affected in the whole incident, he had to go and humbly ask for favors because of Apollo's involvement and got thrown out of the sanctuary in public.

Thinking of this, Artemis suddenly felt indignant.

"Wait until later, I will definitely teach Apollo a harsh lesson to take out your frustration!"

"There's no need."

Luo En gently shook his head, smiling as he looked towards the projection in the magic array.

"After all, he's your brother. If he's fine, you can be safer."

"Luo En..."

Hearing such a considerate response from her lover, Artemis was deeply moved and silently resolved to reward him once the situation settled down, as compensation.

Feeling the warmth rising in the goddess's eyes, Luo En subconsciously pressed his aching lower back and quickly spoke to remind her.

"By the way, although I've talked things through with the Muses, Apollo probably doesn't know yet, and, knowing his temperament, he probably won't easily agree."

"Don't worry, I will go to Thessaly and personally convince Apollo later,"

Artemis reassured her hardworking lover with a smile, her words gentle, yet there was a crunching of knuckles coming from behind her.

It must be said, that sound was very persuasive.

Luo En silently crossed himself and spared a few seconds of silent mourning for the God of Light.

But then he straightened his expression and informed Artemis of another looming danger.

"There's one more thing, Asclepius has gone to Cyprus and may have gotten involved in the conflict between Ares and Aphrodite."

Upon hearing of her nephew's whereabouts, the Hunting Goddess's face slightly changed.

"Didn't you try to stop him?"

"I advised him, but he didn't listen..." Luo En was also helpless.

One annoyance after another piled up, and Artemis felt both infuriated and annoyed.

"This father and son, each and every one of them, not a single one is worry-free!"

Luo En nodded in agreement, completely certain that even though the future Medicine God's mother had an affair during her pregnancy, the Medicine God himself was undoubtedly Apollo's seed.

After all, that stubborn mule-like temperament was inherited in full measure.

However, this was also an opportunity.

Luo En's gaze flickered as he took the initiative to speak.

"Well, now that the matters in Thessaly and Mount Helicon are settled, I'll make a trip to Cyprus right away to ensure the safety of Asclepius."

"No, it's too dangerous!"

Artemis immediately shook her head in refusal, clearly valuing her own lover far more than her nephew in her heart.

Nevertheless, Luo En still did not want to give up this opportunity.

"It's alright, we've been through Cyprus before, and my goal is only to protect Asclepius in secret, not necessarily to confront those two head-on."

It wasn't just because of the value of the Medicine God himself; he had another plan in mind.

Cyprus was a must.

Seeing the resolute look in her lover's eyes, Artemis, after some deliberation in her heart, was still somewhat hesitant.

"The Muses are not here right now, and if it's just you alone, what will you do if you really run into trouble?"

"If you're really worried, then give me something to increase my divine power or ensure my safety."

Luo En smiled, dispelling his lover's doubts, while silently muttering to himself.

——Perhaps, the Sun Chariot?

Yes, that was the real reason he was willing to protect Apollo's son.

——The authority of the God of Light, the [White Horse] that carries the Sun!

At the moment, this very thing was in the custody of his old flame, Artemis.

To not take advantage of this opportunity would be doing a disservice to that father-and-son duo's mule-like temperament.

As expected, under Luo En's skillful persuasion, Artemis's eyes brightened, and she immediately handed something to her lover.

"Right, why didn't I think of this, take this!"

Feeling a weight in his hands, Luo En looked down only to see his expression of confidence freeze slightly.

Because what he saw was not the [White Horse], but a vibrantly colored, spotted piece of wild boar hide.

Skin tearing, brain boiling, headaches raging... a barrage of not-so-wonderful memories flooded into Luo En's mind.

"Don't worry, ever since last time, I've used my own divine power to erase the magic from this thing and inscribed some of the authority into it. Should Asclepius run into trouble, just put this on and crush that lover of Aphrodite to death!"

While speaking, Artemis gestured a throat-slitting motion, her silver eyes shimmering with malicious intent.

Even Luo En saw a trace of excitement in her eyes.

Alright, his lover, who had madness etched in her bones, was indeed not one of those tender-hearted faithful women.

Furthermore, the other parties were Ares, Hera's son, and Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Desire whom the Virgin Goddess most detested.

In this, Luo En naturally stood firmly on his lover's side, decisively accepting both the enchanted boar hide and the task of protecting the future Medicine God.

Once everything was arranged, the projection within the Magic Circle Diagram left a passionate kiss on Luo En's forehead and then reluctantly withdrew all divine power, severing the connection.

There was no helping it; she had to rush to Thessaly to check on things, and also persuade her foolish brother, leaving her no time to linger with her lover.

And as the Hunting Goddess completely vanished from his sight, a golden disc appeared behind Luo En. The vast divine power and authority contained within the enchanted boar hide flowed into the golden disc like rivers into the sea, forming the shadow of a roaring wild boar.

As the last trace of divine essence completed the outline, the golden oracle of [The Twelve Profanities] in his mind turned the pointer to 4/12 of the process, Luo En couldn't help but open his eyes, looking satisfied at the now lusterless enchanted boar hide in his hands.

It had to be said, his Little Moon was generous.

Although she didn't give him Apollo's Sun Chariot, the divinity and authority contained in this piece of enchanted boar hide allowed him to manifest his fourth incarnation.

It was, after all, gaining something in one area after losing out in another.

Just as Luo En was preparing to calm down and study the function of his fourth incarnation, his chest suddenly grew hot.

He immediately pulled out a Gorgon Medusa Emblem from his chest, his face changing as he looked at the shimmering lines of light on the bronze medallion.

Trouble? Talk about jinxing it!

With a frustrated curse, Luo En transformed into a piercingly cold wind and vanished before Mount Helicon.