The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 609 - 86 The Husbands Defensive Battle (4.5k)_3

Chapter 609: Chapter 86: The Husband’s Defensive Battle (4.5k)_3 Chapter 609: Chapter 86: The Husband’s Defensive Battle (4.5k)_3 “Oh, so that’s how it is.”

Having understood the reasoning, Medea rubbed her head while looking up to her Chief God with great admiration.

Lady Athena, truly the Incarnation of Wisdom, is thinking steps ahead, how thorough!

However, seeing the admiration in Medusa’s eyes, Athena felt somewhat disheartened.

Indeed, it seemed the only one capable of keeping up with her strategy and pace was that little bastard.

As the two Goddesses and the coastal wall’s defenders launched an offensive towards the Sea of Okeanos, supporting the embattled Sea God Temple and Bronze Clan, Athena turned to look towards Thessaly behind her, murmuring under her breath.

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Luo En, the real game begins now.

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I can only hope that this time, you can still win, don’t let me, don’t let all of us down…

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Meanwhile, in Thessaly.

Hearing the commotion, Luo En, who had stepped out of his tent, looked towards the clashes of Aether streams and the splendid aurora above the Sea of Okeanos, furrowing his brows deeply and speaking sternly to the two Goddesses who had accompanied him.

“Typhon and his Demon Army have made their move, Hera, you and Tethys must set out immediately to the Thessalian coast, meet with Hebei, then quickly organize a team to clear the sea routes and aid Nereus and his group!”

“Alright!”

Hera nodded decisively, clearly understanding the intention behind Luo En’s arrangements.

If Typhon had moved, it meant the Sea of Okeanos was no longer safe, Nereus’ group coming to swear fealty could very likely be targeted by Typhon and his Demon Army en route.

For safety’s sake, it was natural not to just wait three days for the alliance meeting; a prior connection was necessary.

And considering the current sea routes were full of danger and uncertainty, relying solely on Hebei and Tethys was inevitably too weak.

Just in case, she needed to go as well.

But this meant…

Hera looked at her young lover with a hint of worry on her face.

“Just you alone guarding Thessaly…”

“Don’t worry, reinforcements are already on their way.”

Luo En gently waved his hand, smiling as he looked towards the Sea of Okeanos, still in fierce combat, and pointed to a few divine light patterns twinkling in the sky, explaining in a deep voice.

“You see, after such a long time, only the presence of a few Deities like Athena and Poseidon can be felt on the sea. With such a commotion, the rest of the Olympian gods could not possibly fail to sense it; since they’re not at the Sea of Okeanos, they must have received directions to converge on another battlefield.”

“Thessaly!”

Grasping the answer instinctively, Hera let go of the rising anxiety in her mind and decisively summoned her peacock chariot, taking her foster daughter Tethys, and sped towards the coast near Thessaly.

As the chariot entered the starry sky, Tethys looked down at her husband, who was gazing towards the Sea of Okeanos, and whispered.

He and Athena really are in sync, so effortlessly guessing each other’s thoughts.

But after a brief moment of disappointment, a burning desire for victory surged within Tethys on the chariot, gripping her hands tightly into fists.

But this is my husband, and I will not so easily concede, to hand over the one I love to someone else!

For the first time, the normally serene Tethys did not want to avoid confrontation, did not want to bow her head, and desired so much to win a challenge.

“Mother, since Athena has instructed the chief gods of each city-state to converge on Thessaly, it proves that Typhon and his Demon Army are most likely just feigning an attack on the Sea of Okeanos line, and Thessaly is the place they truly wish to seize!

Time is of the essence, we must converge with Nereus and the other marine deities as soon as possible, and construct defenses near the Thessalian coast to withstand the forthcoming onslaught.

So, please hurry, the faster the better!”

Hearing her foster daughter’s solemn and serious reminder, Hera felt a shiver in her heart and immediately pushed her divine power to its peak.

The two peacocks pulling the Bronze Chariot turned into swift streaks of light, tearing through the dark night sky, like shooting stars plummeting towards the coast near Thessaly.