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After defeating the disobedient Lü Bu, you'll see tiny sparks of fire rising from where "He" dissipated, gathering in the air to form a winged icon before sinking into your body. A moment later, a sudden realization dawns within you: this is one of the ten patterns on the Gate of Truth, representing the Supreme Crown.

If I remember correctly, there are ten patterns on the Gate of Truth. Does this imply that each person can only hold ten powers at most?

As you expected, after defeating the disobedient Lü Bu, you gain a new power called "Gate-Wall Shooting Halberd." This allows you to entangle your arrows with a five-clawed golden dragon. The dragon can be wrapped around anything other than arrows, as long as it's a long-range target. It even grants powerful powers like lightning, storms, guaranteed hits, and unavoidable dodges. (You gain the power: Gate-Wall Shooting Halberd)

You've long anticipated gaining this power. After all, human consciousness can influence the type of power you acquire. For you, this power is no less powerful than the two previously acquired top-tier powers, "Eternal Throne" and "First Emperor." It can be used in conjunction with the Divine Crossbow to expose your enemies.

On May 2015, 5, you arrived near Mount Olympus in Greece. This mountain, consisting of 1 peaks, is the highest mountain in Greece and the highest peak in southern Europe. It is located on the northern shore of Thermaikos Bay, about 52 kilometers north of Athens, on the Peloponnese Peninsula in southern Greece.

Your target this time is not to be disobeyed. Hermes was born in a cave in the Peloponnese and was originally an Arcadian god. After the unification of Olympus, he became Zeus's messenger and messenger. He is also considered the patron saint of travelers, doctors, thieves, and merchants, as well as the god of eloquence. Legend has it that he invented the ruler, numbers, and the alphabet. He was clever and cunning, and was considered the creator of deception, hence the name "God of Fraud."

In this world, the ancient Greek historian Herodotus wrote: "Almost all of the Greek gods were a patchwork of foreign myths. Tracing their origins, they can be traced back to Egypt, Libya, Babylonia, Syria, and many other places. This is the result of merging deities from various regions and ethnic groups into their own local mythology."

Therefore, the ancient Greek pantheon is also the most prone to producing disobedient gods. This was the case with Hermes. For unknown reasons, he merged with Thoth, the ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, becoming the patron of magic. Besides his original powers of travel and deception, he is rumored to possess a vast array of magical abilities. His wand can lull gods and humans to sleep, or awaken them from dreams. He ranks highly among the disobedient gods, even above Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war.

The situation of Hermes the Disobedient also confirms your previous speculation. After merging with Thoth, the ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, He also successfully surpassed the name and mythological meaning He was given in Greek mythology. This is the true reason for the birth of the God of Disobedience.

According to previous reports, the disobedient Hermes was wandering on the "God's Way" of Mount Olympus. The "God's Way" is a stone stairway leading to the mountaintop, carved by the gods. It's difficult for mortals to walk, but Hermes has wings on his feet, allowing him to walk on the "God's Way" with flying speed.

On the slopes of Mount Olympus, you unexpectedly encounter the legendary Sixth Godslayer, Salvatore Donny. In this world, the Godslayers are not only the mortal enemies of the gods, but also face intense competition and infighting among themselves, often becoming mortal enemies. Wild and unruly gods like Hermes, who require no summoning, are even more of a target for the Godslayers.

Salvatore Tony possesses the power of the Severed Silver Arm, usurped after defeating the Celtic God-King, Silver Arm Nuada. When this power is activated, his flesh and blood hand transforms into a silver metal hand. Then, a vast amount of magical energy entwines the weapon, granting it the power to create miracles such as splitting the earth, altering its terrain, and breaking the sea. This demonic sword possesses the power to sever everything, perfectly matching his title as the King of Swords.

He also possesses a power usurped from the Nordic hero Siegfried. When he uses it, nearly a hundred runes appear around him. It can imbue the flesh with the hardness and weight of steel. It can be said that he is extremely powerful in both offense and defense.

[But this battle was unequal from the start. To be honest, you didn't take the opponent seriously. "All under heaven belongs to the king; all the people are his subjects." You indifferently activated your power, "Eternal Throne." The moment the Golden Throne descended, the outcome was already determined.]

[You've been tested before. The power of "Eternal Throne" requires being within a 20-meter radius of the opponent. The user must be inferior in status and mental strength to you. It cannot be used on gods, can only be used once per person within a short period of time, and cannot issue unreasonable orders such as ordering the opponent to commit suicide. Your evaluation of this is too mediocre.]

However, power isn't a skill but an instinct. Different uses can lead to different effects. Different styles of action and understanding of how to use power result in different forms of power. You're curious about what will happen to the "Eternal Throne" in the future.

The opponent has already activated the power of the Silver Arm, his cursed energy surging like a raging wave. Furthermore, he possesses the power of the Iron Rage, awakening a sense of worship in all vehicles as their leader, commanding them legionarily to attack, assault, and rampage. However, an opponent of this strength is not enough to make you stop for him. You simply gaze at him calmly and issue an order, and he immediately turns his attack on you, instantly collapsing with severe injuries. It's a pity that Godslayers cannot plunder each other's powers.

[Defeating Salvatore Donny has boosted your confidence in your own strength. Since the strength of a god is directly proportional to the strength of your self-awareness, you are now clearly even more powerful.]

On the evening of May 2015, 5, in the second half of "The Path of God," you finally saw the figure of "Hermes the Disobedient." He was a young man wearing a blue helmet-like hat with wings, flying boots, and holding a short staff with a coiled snake. He looked very sad.

He tells you a story. A long time ago, a woodcutter was chopping wood by a river. His axe accidentally fell into the water, and he sat on the bank, weeping bitterly. A man happened to be passing by, and out of sympathy, he helped him fish out a golden axe. The woodcutter immediately claimed it was his. A man then ignored him, not only not giving him the golden axe but also the axe that had fallen into the river.

This is precisely what Hermes was worried about. He heard that the woodcutter, having lost his axe and no longer having a tool, starved to death at home a month later. Lying is shameful, but it's not a crime punishable by death. Finally, I ask you: Are your actions truly right?

[This is definitely correct. There is a clause in the Qin law that states: "Those who use fraud to obtain property for personal gain shall be treated as thieves." But when you are about to respond, you find yourself in the power of the other party.]

This power is to create a growing allegorical space, recreating the scene of the three axes. During this time, no one can lie to Hermes. The development of the scene and the rewards and punishments are entirely defined by Hermes himself.

Without hesitation, you unleash the First Emperor's power. The two spatial abilities collide and cancel each other out, allowing you to narrowly escape. The subsequent battle with Hermes is equally difficult. He can create images with weakened abilities based on various people and objects from myths and fables. He can also cast a variety of powerful spells, darting across the battlefield at high speeds. For a moment, you feel vaguely dazzled.

Considering the countless images the enemy had created to participate in the battle, under your command, "Kuaiji Yishi" also joined the battle. Your battle with Hermes lasted for three full days, even attracting the attention of the gods from Mount Olympus.

You noticed a familiar figure among the onlookers, a figure very similar to you, another you! He didn't attack you immediately, but watched the battle in silence. You gave him due respect.

[With the power of "Shooting the Halberd at the Gate" and the strength to bring down the Divine Crossbow, you ultimately achieved victory. Watching as Hermes' body finally transformed into a ball of sand and disappeared from sight, gathering into the icon of the Gate of Truth, you calmly experienced your newfound power.]

[As you wished, after defeating the disobedient Hermes, you usurped the power related to the Traveler! ]