The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 732 - 140 If Youre a Brother, Come at Me

Chapter 732: Chapter 140: If You’re a Brother, Come at Me! Chapter 732: Chapter 140: If You’re a Brother, Come at Me! As night fell, the Argo Heroes, disguised as allies from other city-states, followed Luo En into Sparta City.

The priestess Gego and the twin brothers had earlier dismissed the bystanders and were ready to meet them outside the temple.

As the personnel took their positions, Luo En took out fifty sets of standard Spartan equipment he had prepared earlier and instructed the Argo Heroes,

“From now on, you are the Spartan Divine Blood Guard, under the command of Helen. Without mine or her orders, do not reveal yourselves recklessly!”

Everyone nodded seriously, one by one they took a set of Spartan armor and weapons from Luo En, quickly changed into them there and then, and assumed their new identities.

Seeing the disciplined behavior of these Argo Heroes, Luo En nodded satisfactorily, a slight smile gradually appearing on his taut face:

“So, here is your first order: Many of the Divine Blood Heroes from various states who arrived yesterday have passed out in the Elder Council’s reception room. For safety, you are to escort them back to their rest.”

Upon hearing this, many of the Argo Heroes’ eyes lit up.

Undoubtedly, this was a chance to come into close contact with their kin and their descendants.

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However, the ever cautious Jason quickly interjected with caution,

“But, won’t this expose us?”

“The weapons and armor you are equipped with were personally crafted by me, blending memory Divinity and stealth Spells. As long as you don’t remove them in front of others or do anything extraordinary, there should be theoretically no issue.”

Luo En explained with a gentle smile, a softness emerging in his deep eyes.

Hearing this, the Argo Heroes looked at the weapons and armor on their bodies, a warm feeling stirring in their hearts.

Their deity Luo En was strict in his words, but always showed warmth.

Luo En clapped his hands to draw everyone’s attention and once again spoke with a smile,

“Additionally, besides tidying the reception area, the arriving reinforcements from various states also need reception by the Moon Temple and the Divine Blood Guard. Who wants to go?”

“Me! I do!”

Several Argo Heroes whose kin had not yet arrived eagerly raised their hands, seizing the opportunity to reunite with their families in secret.

Luo En nodded in consent, “Good. The details and procedures will be handled by Jason and Gego.”

Before departing, he reminded them once more, “Remember, do not do anything unnecessary, as you are the last safeguard!”

The Argo Heroes solemnly nodded their heads, then, after learning from the priestess Gego the locations of their respective kin, excitedly went to observe their long-separated relatives and offspring as the Sparta Divine Blood Guard.

Of course, not all the Argo Heroes had families; some, being single without attachments, had to undertake the original patrol and guard duties of the Divine Blood Guard.

Considering gender, Cainis along with Atalanta, Medea, and Circe, were assigned near the temple to take up posts that involved closely protecting Helen’s safety.

However, the monotonous night duty was somewhat tormenting for Cainis, a warrior of vigorous experiences.

To avoid falling asleep, she had to wander around the temple perimeter.

Then, after about half a lap, a barely discernible gold glint from a bush caught her attention.

What is that? Hidden by Spells?

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Curious, Cainis approached and picked up the glowing object from the bush.

An apple? A golden one?

Cainis weighed it in her hand, fluttering her nostrils slightly, and immediately smelt a rich sweet fragrance.

Discarded means unwanted, right?

Cainis muttered quietly, swallowing unconsciously.

~~

Meanwhile, in the square.

Luo En was looking through the parchment Gego had presented, nodding contently.

The speed of troop and resource assembly from each city-state was faster than he had anticipated, allowing the Greek Alliance to officially depart from Sparta to attack Troy within seven days.

And with Hermes’ speed, he could reach the Temple of Fate just in time.

If both operations acted simultaneously, Zeus’ attention could be effectively diverted.

“Old chap, you’ll need to hold up, ideally drawing more firepower.”

Luo En smirked deviously, then put away the parchment and stood up to walk toward the Moon Temple.

However, just as he passed through the main gate, he saw a familiar figure crouched in the bushes, crunchingly munching on something.

“Cainis? What are you eating?”

“An apple…”

From inside the bushes, Cainis answered in a muffled tone while turning her head to greet Luo En with an apple core in her mouth, resembling a large dog that had found a bone.

Luo En saw the faint gold strip on the edge of the apple skin, his eyelid twitched:

“Found it on the ground?”

“Exactly.” Cainis nodded, savoring the apple core that had almost been chewed to a toothpick, “This thing tastes really good, could you ask the kitchen if they have more? I’d like another serving.”

“Sure, I’ll ask for you.” Luo En replied, chuckling dryly while subtly turning to walk away.

However, at the moment he turned around, two paws landed on his shoulders and a hot breath drew close to his neck:

“Um, wait a moment.”

Slick~

A wet tongue suddenly licked his rear neck, causing Luo En to jump:

“Hey, what are you doing?”

The perpetrator leaned in closer, her voice tinged with confusion murmuring:

“Brother, you smell so nice…”

Luo En moved his slightly stiff neck to look behind, his gaze directly meeting a pair of passionate eyes.

They contained both hunger and desire.

Gurgle~~

Luo En swallowed, placing his hand on the insistent paws on his shoulders, his smile slightly stiff, softly saying:

“Misconception, that’s your misconception. You must be tired, go back and get some sleep.”

Aphrodite’s Golden Apple only triggered a momentary surge of passion. Once this had passed, the madness would generally subside.

As Cainis heard these words, his eyes suddenly brightened:

“Sleeping? Together!”

Luo En looked at Cainis’s eyes, burning like flames, and the hands that were almost piercing into his flesh, his smile somewhat forced:

“We are brothers, right?”

Cainis nodded solemnly, his already flushed face seeming even more excited.

“Come on, let’s give brother a good time!”

No sooner had he spoken than Cainis, unable to contain himself any longer, pounced on Luo En like a large dog spotting a bone and dragged him into the bushes.

“We are still outside, don’t mess around…”

“Don’t tear up my clothes!”

“Ow, why are you biting now? Are you a dog?”

Soon, the victim’s cries ceased; not only did he have to steer the wild, biting dog back on track, but he also humiliatedly opened the Labyrinth Barrier to cover up the perpetrator’s crime.

Finally, as dawn approached, the released fierce dog let out a satisfied high pitch, and his flame-like eyes gradually cooled down and cleared.

Luo En, seeing this, pointed to the bite marks and scratches on his body, bitterly accusing:

“Look at what you’ve done!”

Yet, the perpetrator showed not the slightest remorse but instead, amused, stroked his own abdomen and Luo En’s wounds:

“So doing this is actually fun? No wonder Medea and Atalanta are always around you.”

Seeing a look of “I’ve lost big time” slowly emerging on Cainis’s face, Luo En felt a jolt in his heart and quickly reminded:

“We are brothers!”

“Right!”

Cainis nodded in agreement, looking excitedly at his dear brother.

“How about we have another child to enhance the bond between brothers?”

“…”

Luo En was speechless for a moment, his brain’s CPU overheating for the first time.

Seeing his silent dear brother, Cainis felt even more pleased:

“You think so too? Then it’s settled! It’s still early, let’s continue!”

Looking at him twisting his waist and launching another attack, Luo En felt like crying without tears.

Their pure brotherly affection was no longer pure.

~~

In the Temple’s council hall, lights blazed bright.

Hecate glanced at the dancing candlelight on the desk and looked up at a disciple entering with the moonlight, a hint of surprise in her eyes:

“Why are you wearing so much?”

“It’s a bit cold…”

Luo En answered huskily, pulling up the collar of his clothes to cover a bite mark on his neck.

Hecate rolled her eyes and, without asking further, tossed a neatly arranged parchment off the desk to Luo En:

“You’ve come at the right time; this is the military and supplies list from the Alliance. Gego asked me to give it to you.”

Luo En skimmed the data on the parchment, nodding in satisfaction:

“Looks like everyone is almost here?”

“Pretty much.”

“And Hermes? Has he returned yet?”

“No news yet,” Hecate replied truthfully.

Luo En narrowed his eyes.

No news wasn’t a good sign; the messenger God might have encountered trouble.

“We can’t delay any longer.”

Luo En’s eyes flickered before he solemnly murmured:

“Tomorrow, the army will depart by sea to Troy!”

“Good!”

Hecate nodded in agreement, then looking out at the dense night, licked her luscious lips:

“And tonight?”

“Tonight…”

Luo En murmured with a smile, then dashed out of the room at lightning speed, turning into a golden streak of light disappearing into the night.

Unprepared, Hecate stared at the empty council hall, paused for a moment, and chuckled softly.

The next day, the assembly bell shattered many dreams.

Military forces from various city-states had already gathered outside the city, and near Sparta’s coast, the port was equally crowded with ships.

Half an hour later, the Temple doors were fully opened, and two rows of priests dressed in white robes, holding offerings, entered the arena following the ritual procedure, lighting the Sacred Flame, bowing down, and reciting prayers to jointly worship the Pantheon of Gods.

It was the ceremony to pray for a successful military expedition.

The bustling square was solemn, the Spartans’ blood boiling with excitement, their faces flush with intense exhilaration.

After many years, their longswords and spears finally had a battlefield again!

After the ceremony, Helen, the High Priest, picked up a bronze horn from the tray, placed it to her lips, and blew with all her Magic Power, the mournful, ancient sound echoing from before the Temple.

Woo~~

Rings of visible golden ripples spread outwards, forming a resonant sound echoing throughout the city!

“Embark! March to Troy!”

As Helen slammed the Divine Staff onto the ground, solemnly declaring, the Divine Blood Heroes from the various city-states led their armies, successively boarding the warships.

The sea breeze fluttered, sails were raised, and a fleet full of troops from the Greek Alliance majestically sailed toward the formidable Troy.