Chapter 1395 Curiosity Being Ignored Is the Beginning of Danger

Artenes stopped her chariot on the edge of the cliff and frowned at William, who didn't even stand up and say hello after seeing her.

You should know that she is the most popular goddess among humans. Any family with a newborn baby will worship her the most.

And as a goddess whose priesthood has nothing to do with negative priesthoods such as war, power, disease, and plague, her relationship with mortals can be as good as it can be.

But this human in front of her actually treats her as air, which is unbearable.

The two stared at each other for a long time, and William soon couldn't stand it anymore and curled his lips.

Although it is unknown how long Artenes has lived, her childish appearance, coupled with the stubborn expression on her beautiful face that looks like you are bullying me, soon made William feel overwhelmed.

However, he knew very well in his heart that the daughter of Zeus and Titan in front of him definitely didn't come to give him gifts or chat with him.

Instead, she might have taken a fancy to something in him, or come to cause trouble.

After thinking for a while, he couldn't help but look at the unicorn Duran who had stood up and was on guard.

When Artenes saw William's head tilted, she looked at Duran, and her eyes showed her desire without any concealment.

As the most favored princess in the gods, Zeus would definitely agree to whatever she asked for. Artenes wanted to ask directly, but she was concerned about William's strength.

It's not all bad to say that Zeus has many women and children. At least Artenes, who has seen too much intrigue, is definitely not a naive person, not to mention that she is a mortal enemy of Aphrodite.

Someone who can fight against Aphrodite, the lover of Olympus, for many years can't be without scheming.

If Duran wasn't so special to Artenes, and if William, a mortal, hadn't been able to see through his strength, she probably wouldn't have come to William at all.

Unicorns are nothing to the Olympian gods, but those whose magic power is only one level lower than that of the flaming dragon Snug can be matched with the phoenix Dani.

Snug was beaten into submission by Angela with the Frost Hammer, but it was because William was beside him and he didn't dare to fight desperately. If they really fought, Snug would probably not be much worse than Thor.

By this calculation, Duran's strength is definitely not worse than Artenes.

In addition to comparing the priesthood, combat power, appearance, and treasures, the strength of the subordinates is also an unavoidable topic for the Olympian gods.

"You want Duran?"

William, who didn't take Artenes's strength seriously, said with a smile. After Artenes hesitated for a few times and nodded with expectation in her eyes,

William put away his smile and deliberately said with a straight face, "Sorry, I won't sell Duran, nor will I give it away or exchange it. If you have nothing to do, you should go back to Mount Olympus, lest that old guy Zeus say that I seduced his daughter."

"Disrespectful," Artenes, who felt ignored, suddenly became angry when she heard William calling Zeus old man.

But as soon as she touched the golden bow, she saw William's eyes emitting blue light, and he appeared with the golden deer and the chariot in the square of the Temple of Zeus in Argos City, more than 70 kilometers away.

A group of Argos people who were bewitched by the goddess of night, Nyx, and the priests and mortals who guarded the Temple of Zeus,

were arguing fiercely, and when they saw Artenes who suddenly appeared, they were immediately frightened by the moonlight emanating from her body and the iconic golden deer chariot.

The priests and Zeus believers quickly knelt on the ground, praising Artemis for protecting the newborn.

The bewitched people on the other side hesitated for a moment, and then the middle-aged and some young people who had just become parents knelt on the ground, constantly saying thank you to Artemis.

This made Artemis, who wanted to be angry, lose her temper immediately, and had to respond to her believers in a kind way.

After she repeatedly told the believers who were scared half to death by the Kraken that Zeus was kind and would not give up his believers, she kept a smile on her face, but drove the golden deer chariot angrily in her heart, and went back to settle accounts with William.

The goddess of the night, Nyx, who was hiding in the dark, saw the mortal who was extremely angry with Zeus just now kneeling on the ground when he saw Artemis,

and her eyes flashed with cold light, thinking, should the plans of herself and other lords of fear be accelerated?

Otherwise, Zeus could send a few goddesses with the best reputation and the most popular in the mortal world. Maybe he could easily appease the mortals' dissatisfaction with the gods by just wasting some words.

After all, mortals are only dissatisfied with gods who like to start wars, or gods who are arrogant, irresponsible, and fail to perform their duties.

As for gods of abundance, harvest, and childbirth, they can't even hate them, and they don't even dare to hate them.

In addition, once the war between the gods and the Titans is over, the gods will have time to spend a little money to make the mortal world have a good harvest for a few years. By then, even if they want to bewitch her, most mortals will ignore her as the Lord of Fear and rumors.

So, the mortals' demands are so simple, but Zeus can't meet such simple demands.

There are too many gods in Olympus, and Zeus himself is not like Odin, who can suppress other gods with his words.

There are too many gods, and their duties are confusing and repeated. If the world is always peaceful and stable, then gods like Ares, the god of war who needs war, and Hades, the god of the underworld who needs fear and souls, will soon become weak.

And the gods who are in charge of doing good to mankind can suppress other gods, even Zeus, in a few years.

To put it more darkly, Athena, the goddess of victory in wisdom and war, may not be willing to see the mortal world always in a state of "you are good and I am good".

Moreover, if there is no dispute and war, the speed of human development and the progress of civilization may be so fast that Zeus will be upset.

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This is also the shackle that the Olympian gods cannot get rid of, and their decline, even the twilight of the gods, is 100% related to faith.

When William understood this, he secretly thanked himself for not coveting the power of faith, and his mental power easily scanned a golden light, shooting towards him from a distance.

He pouted his lips, and a portal appeared on the route of the golden light. Ten seconds later, the golden arrow, which was almost out of power, flew out of the portal opened beside William and was caught in his hand.

Half a minute later, Artemis rushed over, stared at William and stretched out her hand for the golden arrow, but William hesitated for a second and threw the golden arrow back to her.

He was puzzled about the speed of the Golden Deer Chariot.

It took nearly a minute to fly 70 kilometers, and the speed of 4,200 kilometers per hour was less than four times the speed of sound.

This reminded William of a few years ago, when Thor's hammer was thrown into the United States by Odin, it took Thor several hours to get the hammer when he was in England.

This speed is really not good enough for a god.

Then he thought again, maybe it's not that the gods are slow, but the development of human technology, which makes us feel that the speed is very common. For humans thousands of years ago, that is the power that gods should have.

Just because Asgard and Olympus focused on their own strength and ignored the development of technology, Asgard created the Rainbow Bridge and Olympus also developed a magic teleportation array that crosses dimensions.

Thinking about it this way, the gods are really just a little stronger than William, and their research on supernatural powers is thousands or tens of thousands of years earlier than humans.

The more William knows about the gods, the more he feels that they are not that great, and he shook his head in a bored manner.

But his shaking of the head immediately made Artemis feel that William was mocking her.

She glared at William hatefully, pulled the reins and drove the chariot to Mount Olympus.