Myth: I am God!

Chapter 122 The Hunt for Poseidon!

"what!"

The mute Xia Jia let out a scream.

Just as everyone was puzzled.

No one expected that the old man's withered fingers, like steel clamps, would grab Shia's arm, lock it firmly, and then turn and run into the wilderness...

The sudden turn of events left Rebecca momentarily stunned. It wasn't until the old man dragged Shiaga to the open field that she screamed in terror...

The scholar who witnessed all of this turned deathly pale.

It's not just the shattering of our beautiful vision of the ideal world of Atlantis.

Furthermore, it was because of this old man that he persuaded the pastor to let him in.

But now, something has happened because of this person.

The scholar's face turned even paler at the thought.

So he immediately rushed forward, trying to stop the old man and rescue Xia Jia from his grasp.

However, to his surprise...

The old man possessed astonishing strength. When he clenched his fist and pounded on the old man, it felt as if he were hitting a hard rock; when he tried to pull on the old man's arm, it felt as if he were being dragged along by a bull...

With a cold snort, the old man flicked his arm, sending the scholar flying and crashing heavily to the ground.

The old man continued to hold the struggling and crying Hiaja firmly in his grasp, and walked away.

Upon seeing all this, Rebecca was terrified. She quickly ran to the temple and told the priests what had happened.

When the priests learned of what had happened to Hiaja, they were all shocked.

Who among the Canaanites doesn't know Hiagar?

Since being rescued by Arah at the age of sixteen, she has remained in the Messiah's household... serving as a close confidante to both Arah and Isaac, the Messiahs... and now representing the face of Canaan, pure, beautiful, and serene...

Immediately, the priests released carrier pigeons to Mycenae to notify the army stationed in Canaan. At the same time, they rallied all the Canaanites to ride horses and chariots and release hunting dogs to chase the old man who had abducted Hiaja in the wilderness. The army also blocked the exits of Canaan, attempting to trap the villain within the country.

However, everyone underestimated the old man's speed and strength.

He knocked Hiaja unconscious, hoisted her onto his back, and ran at breakneck speed across the wilderness, faster than a rabbit. Neither the carriage nor the hunting dogs could catch up with this seemingly frail and aged old man.

When the soldiers in front surrounded him, he raised his cane.

In an instant, he knocked the soldier blocking his way to the ground.

No one could stop him until he ran out of Canaan... disappeared into the forest, vanished without a trace...

Inside the temple, Rebecca collapsed into Sarah's arms and wept.

The pastor and officers were in a panic. After discussion, they suspended all refugee admissions and locked up the scholar.

At the same time, nearly 8,000 troops were dispatched to immediately conduct a large-scale search of the area surrounding the eastern forest...

Hopefully, we can find that old man.

Half a day later, the army seemed to have found some traces.

So nearly eight thousand men, including almost two thousand chariots and light cavalry, raced at breakneck speed toward the old man.

However, just as they were about to catch up with the old man, some people only heard him roar to the sky—

"Apollo! If you keep watching this show, Troy will never be finished... and we'll both get struck by lightning!!"

As soon as these words were spoken.

Many soldiers heard a beautiful and melodious dulcimer sound coming from afar, and it seemed as if they heard singing coming from the forest. After hearing this beautiful song, they felt dizzy and experienced all sorts of hallucinations.

Finally, they collapsed to the ground, dazed and confused. Those on horseback fell from their mounts, which, losing control, plunged into the river, or crashed into trees, causing them to tumble and fall...

And then the army fell into a hallucination.

Taking this opportunity, the old man carried Hiaja to Argos.

at the same time.

Isaac and Perseus had barely returned to Canaan when they finally arrived.

After learning the truth from the weeping Rebecca, Isaac didn't immediately pursue the scholar. Instead, he went to the imprisoned scholar, torch in hand, and angrily slammed his fist against the prison bars. His golden eyes fixed on the scholar, he roared, "Athenian! What have you done?!"

"Who is he?! And who exactly are you?!"

"What exactly is your purpose?"

With that, the enraged Isaac carried a pile of firewood and hay and slammed it into the prison cell.

The torch in his hand could ignite the entire prison at any moment.

The scholar was nearly in tears, and could only tremble as he replied, "No... sir, I am not an Athenian!"

"I am merely a scholar from Athens; in reality, I am a Milesian."

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"I am not a spy for Athens..."

"Isaac had already lit the hay, and the flames gradually spread from his feet, almost reaching the scholar. The scholar cowered in terror in a corner of the prison, watching the flames approach like venomous snakes."

In that life-or-death moment, he seemed to suddenly connect the dots, and in a flash of inspiration, he said, "Sir... I know who that person is!"

"It's Poseidon, it's the sea god Poseidon..."

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Isaac frowned upon hearing this: "What did you say?"

He did not extinguish the flames, which burned ever brighter in the prison, their flickering light obscuring the view between the scholar and Isaac.

"I once heard the priests of Athens say that Poseidon came to earth to go to Troy..."

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According to legend, Poseidon was the chief god of Atlantis.

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He said he doesn't believe in any god.

"Because he himself is God!"

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...And, as I suspect, he'll definitely go to Argos!

"That place is the closest to Troy in a straight line, as the god of the sea..."

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"He only needs to cross the ocean to get there!"

After hearing the story, Isaac uttered a soft command: "Extinguish."

Immediately, the flames gradually subsided and then slowly disappeared.

Darkness once again enveloped the prison...

The scholars were stunned by what they saw.

My heart was filled with both the joy of surviving a disaster and the shock of witnessing witchcraft.

At this point, Isaac spoke up, correcting him: "You're wrong, Poseidon is not a god."

"There is only one God in the world, and I cannot directly utter His name..."

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Therefore, I can only refer to Him as Jehovah.

After saying this, the scholar stood there stunned for a long time.

As Isaac turned to leave, the scholar patted the fence and said, "Sir, are you going to follow Poseidon?"

"If so, please take me with you. Although I am not very capable... I am well-versed in all the books and scholarship treasured in Athens, and I might be able to help you."

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The scholar lowered his head slowly, his tone tinged with self-reproach: "It all started because of me. If I hadn't meddled, Poseidon wouldn't have been able to enter Canaan...and perhaps this wouldn't have happened..."

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Isaac turned his head, gave the scholar a deep look, and asked, "What's your name?"

The scholar took a deep breath and replied, "Thales."

"My name is Thales, sir..."

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Because it involves the gods, the situation is serious.

Perseus then decided to return to Argos with Isaac, and he ordered the soldiers at the front to hold their ground and not to attack without authorization.

Perseus and Isaac then rushed back to Argos...

And at the same moment.

A gigantic monster with the lower body of a venomous snake and the upper body of a woman.

It came from the far west.

They appeared on the battlefield...

The allied forces have issued an order prohibiting soldiers from leaving their camps at will and from leaving their tents at night.

But some soldiers just can't stand the loneliness.

After these people slipped out of the camp, some of them unfortunately witnessed the monster.

A few days later, the ban on leaving the area was lifted the moment those green, poisonous eyes met theirs.

Several exquisite stone statues were discovered around the camp.

Lifelike, as if they were alive.

Meanwhile.

Beyond that world, above the heavenly kingdom shrouded in endless clouds and mist.

Yahweh opened his eyes.

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