Myth: I am God!

Chapter 123 Night and the Trail of the Scroll

"Lord, war has broken out on earth..."

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"The Olympian spirits walk upon the earth."

"Isaac will face the gods' revenge!"

Seeing the state of the world, the crow became somewhat anxious.

However, it cannot show it; now, it is the most senior member of the Kingdom of Heaven besides God.

It should maintain a calm and composed attitude in the face of change.

The crow, with its wings on its back, stood beside the god, and remained motionless even as the wind blew past it.

Looking down upon all living beings.

The crows were actually particularly interested in the Messiah lineage.

Sometimes he was even more concerned about Isaac than his own father, Yara.

And whenever asked why it cared so much, the raven would reply: "I don't remember, but the Yara lineage is a pawn I laid out countless years ago..."

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Then, with the same wise, college-student-like gaze, he looked at Yahweh.

Yawes even sometimes felt that this guy was pretending to be stupid?

But after countless years of getting along...

Yahweh was eventually forced to believe—

It is indeed some kind of bird.

Yahweh held the raven in his arms, kneading it casually like a lump of black dough, and stood high in the heavens, looking down at the heavenly city that was already beginning to take shape.

He seemed to be deep in thought.

immediately.

He then looked at the present world.

Yahweh is temporarily unable to see every corner of the present world.

But he could detect any place where there was faith in God or the worship of the Messiah, and now he could easily detect every single blade of grass and tree in the entire Kingdom of Argos...

Beyond Argos, a few scattered points of light might illuminate small areas, as if dispelling the fog. But the vast majority of the region remained shrouded in mist and darkness.

Based on this, Yahweh speculated that in addition to generating soul matter and enhancing the abilities of angels, faith also served a function similar to eye-gauging, with each believer being a small window of vision.

Yahweh, or some angels who have been given power, can observe the state of the world through this window.

However, Yahweh's method of observation differs from that of the angels. Yahweh can clearly perceive that everything is within His will, and any movement in those places will be noticed by Yahweh.

The angels, on the other hand, observe from various angles with their "naked eyes."

The ravens could see the battlefields of Mycenae, Poseidon running wildly through the forests, and Apollo in the clouds.

How could Yahweh not know this?

Faced with the raven's confusion, Yahweh explained, "In the kingdom of heaven today, only Lucifer, Michael, and Arahmes are capable of fighting the gods; the rest of the angels are no match for them."

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"The Fountain of Wisdom was not originally intended for use in war. Having suffered losses twice, Zeus may have already found ways to defend against or even resist it."

"If we go all in and oppose the Olympian gods, we probably won't gain much advantage."

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"Therefore, if the Olympian gods don't overturn the table..."

"We can still rely on your amazing schemes and plans... to maneuver against the gods' pawns, dealing with them in the way they love to play with mortals."

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"Of course, if they don't follow the rules."

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"To violate the law I established back then...to directly harm the Messiah..."

"Then we don't need to hold back anymore."

The crow listened to God's words, somewhat confused, but before he could figure it out...

In heaven, Michael returned with his team. He requested an audience with God, saying he had brought news of a new scroll. Michael didn't look well; Lucifer had mocked him because, although he had found the location of the new scroll, he couldn't obtain it for some reason.

With a sorrowful face, he folded his wings, knelt before God, and choked back tears, saying in self-reproach, "Lord, please punish my incompetence..."

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Like Lucifer, Michael led his respective legions to various parts of the world in search of scrolls.

However, Lucifer found the sacred scroll containing the "Flame of Surtur."

Michael discovered it, but he was unable to obtain it.

He discovered the entrance to the underworld in the far west.

So Michael led his army happily into the underworld, leading his legions through it as they explored.

Finally, following a faint, almost imperceptible sign, they arrived at the abyss of Tartarus.

Here they met a woman who called herself the goddess of night. The goddess seemed to have already noticed the angels and, during their conversation, intentionally or unintentionally revealed some unknown secrets.

Finally, she told the angels that the scroll they were searching for was hidden inside a cave, and that only the destined one would ever reach it...

The angels, of course, were unconvinced and searched for a long time in the west of Middle-earth, but even after turning everything upside down, they could not find the cave that the goddess of night had described...

"Nyx, the Goddess of the Night..."

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Listen to Michael's description.

Yahweh recalled various legends about the goddess of night from his previous life's mythology.

He was a god no less powerful than Zeus.

"but..

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"She seemed to be trying to convey something..."

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"They seem to have a vague awareness of...me?"

Yahweh seemed to be deep in thought.

The destined one mentioned by the goddess of night, and the so-called cave.

This was all too easy for Yahweh to guess.

This is the story of Liperseus and Medusa in their previous life.

In this modern world dominated by Greek mythology, if we disregard the influence of Yahweh, then who else besides Perseus can be considered the destined one?

And that so-called cave should be Medusa's cave.

Thinking of this, Yahweh had a sudden inspiration.

Thus, the destiny of the world moved according to His will.

Even the gods, who could hardly change their own destinies, had to bow down to Him.

Isaac and Perseus, along with the scholar who called himself Vithels, traveled day and night for several days in their chariot and finally arrived at Argos...

When the people learned of the prince and the Messiah's return, they feasted and cheered. The successive victories at the front were known to all. Whether it was the prince who pierced through armies or the Messiah who held the sun, both were enthusiastically supported by Argos.

Even Thales, who was brought in to make up the numbers, was treated as a war hero.

They are respected by all people!

However, Isaac did not linger there for long.

He immediately approached Dicttis and told him that Siaja had been taken away. Dicttis immediately issued orders, even deploying the Imperial Guard, to search the city for the old man.

However, after searching for several days in Argos, no trace of Poseidon could be found.

Just when Isaac thought Poseidon had already left...

At the respite dinner hosted by Dicttis for Isaac and Perseus.

Then Poseidon's figure suddenly appeared.

No one knew where this old man came from, but upon arriving here, he began to grope and harass some women and noblewomen, which drew much criticism.

He approached Perseus again, as if this were his ultimate goal.

In front of Perseus, he spoke to Perseus's lover, Princess Andromeda.

He publicly declared his love.

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