The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 1179 - 4: The Fate Goddess is a Loli! _2

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"Don’t worry, I know you weren’t aware, this was an accident, so I don’t intend to blame you."

Luo En waved his hand, comforting,

"The important thing now is to control the situation, don’t let these things spread. Notify Venus, let her issue a ban, prohibiting these types of utensils nationwide. Their Mechanical God clan is not afraid of this, but average Romans might be, and even for demigods like you, using them for too long will have some impact."

"I’ll handle it right away!"

Cassandra nodded repeatedly, quickly exiting the living room to convey the message to the Pantheon.

Watching the departure of the High Priest, the warmth on Luo En’s face gradually disappeared, replaced by a hint of suspicion.

This era isn’t really true Roman history, it features alchemists familiar with metals and a vast knowledge system.

Theoretically, it’s impossible for everyone to be unaware of the hazards of lead products.

Yet these items are being promoted in large scale and openly appear in the homes of many members of the Divine Blood Family.

If you say there’s not a bit of a conspiracy here, Luo En wouldn’t believe it.

And if memory serves, being an Ancient Roman Emperor was quite a risky profession.

From 14 AD to 395 AD, 43 out of 69 Roman rulers (62%) died violently, meaning they were killed in battle or by assassins.

Bear in mind, these are just the openly murdered.

There are probably many who died from poisoning or were "honored" emperors.

In summary, the abnormal death rate of Ancient Roman Emperors is at least 70%.

——Seems like my previous worries were not groundless.

——Rapid expansion has left quite a lot of residual poison in Rome, not everyone is willing to join Rome’s big family, driven by the Seven Clans.

Luo En rubbed his swelling brow, deepening his resolve to educate Nero properly.

While pondering, three obscure auras flashed past the window, bringing a hint of hostility towards the living room.

Assassins? Or spies?

They came so quickly!

Luo En narrowed his eyes, coldly shouted towards the uninvited guests outside the window:

"Who? Come out!"

"We’ve been discovered, run!"

A crisp and innocent child’s voice came from the darkness, three petite figures hurriedly turned around attempting to flee.

However, Luo En had his vigilance aroused at this moment, and naturally wouldn’t let them go so easily. He immediately raised his hand towards the window, unleashing a powerful Divine Power that instantly gushed out, forming a tangible pressure sealing the space.

But in an instant, ripples spread within the sealed space, and the three petite figures disappeared without a trace.

Space Authority?

Deities!

Luo En was somewhat startled, immediately stopped holding back, stepped out the door, instantly activating the Divine Authority, transforming the entire courtyard into solid steel.

"Ouch!"

Along with a woeful cry, three would-be fleeing small culprits fell to the ground, each covering their swollen foreheads, grimacing in pain.

They were all young, no older than ten, each sporting red hair, dressed in white dresses, with wing decorations at their back, adorned with flowers at the skirt hem, wearing one white shoe on the left foot and one black shoe on the right.

Three... loli?

Seeing the appearance of the three, Luo En’s vigilance greatly diminished.

But recalling the hint of hostility the three little ones exposed, he immediately steeled his heart, coldly snorted:

"You actually dared to spy on me just now and even planned to do something untoward, you have some nerve?"

"Who told you to bully Xiao Huang first!"

"Who is Xiao Huang? The mastermind?"

The three little loli looked at each other, unanimously replied:

"Big bad guy, not telling you!" One was lively.

"Can’t betray friends." One was calm.

"It’s a secret that can’t be told." One was obedient.

Yet all three bore a resolute stance, with a hidden hostility towards someone.

"Not saying huh, I love tackling tough problems!"

Luo En drew out a thorn-covered thorn stick from the Magic Circle Diagram, grinned menacingly walking towards the three red-haired little loli.

Feeling the chilling aura coming towards them, the three little ones turned pale and huddled together shivering, yet remained silent.

Facing the scene before him, Luo En was immediately in a dilemma.

Should he really use it?

Just as Luo En was hesitating, a figure quickly approached, looking somewhat surprised at the three little loli in the corner:

"Tiripsipios Min, why are you here?"

Instantly, the three little loli who were frightened like quails seemed to have found their pillar of strength, fluttering the small wings on their backs, quickly dashed behind the newcomer, chirping grievances:

"Xiao Huang, he bullied us!"

Luo En gave the three little troublemakers a displeased look, asked the arriving Cassandra:

"You know them?"

Cassandra nodded, explaining:

"These three are the Divine Envoys of the Two-faced God Janus, in charge of the Three Phases of Destiny Hall in Rome, and have always had a good rapport with me."

Upon hearing the priestess’s reply, Luo En retrieved information about this deity from the recesses of his memory.

Janus is the Roman’s gatekeeper god, also their guardian god, possessing backward and forward faces or faces in all four directions, symbolizing beginnings. The oldest information tells people that Janus is the Origin God, overseeing beginnings and entryways, and also oversees exits and endings. He is also known as the "Keeper of Gates," eternally symbolizing conflicts in the world’s affairs. Thus, his image is depicted with two faces, there is the saying of "Two-headed Janus."

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