Chapter 212 Blasphemers on the Sea

The southernmost tip of the Atiga Peninsula.

Cape Sounion stands above the sea level, with cliffs as high as 65 meters, like a natural barrier, guarding the magnificent scenery surrounded by the sea on three sides.

The Aegean Sea on the left is sparkling, the deep Mediterranean Sea is in front, and the Ionian Sea on the right is rippling.

This is not only the Greek land that sailors first see when they set out from the Aegean Sea or Asia Minor, but also a holy place full of mystery and awe.

Every evening, the sun gradually sinks into the blue embrace of the Aegean Sea, and the gorgeous sunset and the tranquil sea surface interweave into a moving picture, which is fascinating.

Such beautiful scenery makes Sounion a place where people pay tribute to Poseidon, the god of the sea, and a magnificent temple of Poseidon rises from the ground here.

At this moment, in the stratosphere above Sounion, an elegant black swan is circling leisurely.

Even at an altitude of 10,000 meters, the huge statue of Poseidon on the ground is still clearly visible. Poseidon, holding a trident and wearing a crown woven with seaweed, stands quietly on the edge of the cliff, overlooking the turbulent sea.

The black swan slowly lowered its altitude and finally turned into a handsome young man in a linen robe.

Ino stood on the reef, looking down at the flying broom in his hand that he had not seen for a long time. Although he was somewhat resistant to the flying broom in his heart, he had no choice but to fly freely.

After a brief hesitation, he turned over and rode on the broom, and his figure soared into the air again.

However, Ino did not act immediately.

He was waiting for the best time - the critical point of return. As for the idea of ​​fighting with Poseidon, he had never really considered it.

The Greek gods may have only a few means of attack, but whether it is defense or curse, it is indeed beyond the reach of others. If they really meet, not only can they not break the defense, but they also have to worry about the curse that may come at any time.

But to say how scared they are, it is really not that bad.

In detail, the size of wizards is not inferior to that of Greek gods.

The most obvious example is that throughout the Greek mythology, the stories of gods and countless heroes, no one mentions time travel, and no god can travel through time.

Including the oldest god of time, the second generation of the king of gods, Kronos, who only controls the power of the passing of time, but he himself cannot travel through time.

The same applies to space.

So in general, what the gods can do, wizards can basically do, although there is a difference in quality between the two.

But what wizards can do, the gods can't do. Not to mention the time converter and the traceless extension spell.

Just some simple things can make it difficult for many gods. Poseidon can't use lightning, Hades can't make plants grow, Apollo can't make water...

...

In the sky of Sounion.

Ino rode on a flying broom, waiting for time, and laughing secretly.

I was really intimidated by the title of "God". It's not that I look down on the Greek gods. After all, they are specialized. But it is precisely because of their specialization that they have an upper limit, which is similar to wizards to some extent.

The upper limit of wizards is age and magic power, and the upper limit of gods is authority.

Since everyone is similar.

So in his plan, it is better to run after the explosion, without staying for a moment.

...

Time passed bit by bit, and the afterglow of the sunset sprinkled on the sea, sparkling.

Feeling the long-lost throbbing in my heart again.

Ino turned his head to look at the phoenix on his shoulder, and Fide gently rubbed his cheek with his beak, as if to encourage and encourage.

Feeling the affirmative emotion from the phoenix in his mind, he took a deep breath and gently stroked the wand in his hand.

"Although magic is affected by magic power, its most fundamental source is the wizard's belief! Thunder Explosion!"

Explosion spell, as a high-limit magic. Pettigrew used it to blow up half a street, and Simo used it to blow up the entire covered bridge. It was completely about how much power you have to blow up a large area.

As Ino cast the spell, a dazzling orange-red beam shot out from the top of the wand, like a lightning bolt that cut through the sky, and instantly hit the huge statue that was hundreds of meters high.

"Boom!" The explosion was deafening, and the temple trembled violently under the powerful impact.

But surprisingly, the statue did not collapse, and the trident of Poseidon in the statue's hand emitted a dazzling blue light at this moment.

Under the illumination of this light, the relief of marine life seemed to come alive at this moment. Rensei Siren, Hydra, Mermaid, etc., they turned into light blue phantoms surrounding the temple, forming an indestructible barrier.

Ino was not surprised by the phenomenon in front of him.

This is just the beginning. If a magic can blow up the statue of Poseidon, Poseidon doesn't have to be the king of the sea, and he can just go to the temple to guard it, otherwise anyone can destroy the temple.

Although the attack failed, he did not give up. He continued to wave his wand while riding on the sweeper, and magic continued to shoot towards the statue.

"God's Shadowless! God's Shadowless!"

At this moment, he could not care about anything else. He had to destroy the statue in a hurry and finish the job before Poseidon arrived.

As for the temple behind, he did not touch it from beginning to end. After all, the people in the temple were innocent.

The God's Shadowless, which originated from the cutting spell, continuously hit the blue barrier formed by the sirens, not only making its color much darker, but also splashing layers of ripples.

In fact, this phenomenon is also normal. The temple is just the face of the Greek gods, not the foundation. Simple defense is enough.

It's probably like a 'gentleman's etiquette', and simple defense only prevents some minions from intruding.

Those who are truly capable of breaking through defenses are those who can claim their name, and they will not make an enemy of Poseidon just because of a temple.

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After adding and subtracting, Ino also found the opportunity by accident.

Finally, under the baptism of countless magic, the blue barrier composed of various marine creatures also shattered.

At the same time, the sky suddenly darkened across the Atiga Peninsula.

Howling winds and dark clouds filled the sky, and the usually calm Aegean Sea was filled with waves. Countless seawater seemed to be stirred by invisible forces, and each wave roared towards the shore like a giant beast.

In mid-air, Ino not only felt the anger of the ocean, but also saw the figure standing on the huge waves.

Riding a chariot pulled by a siren, wearing a seaweed crown and holding a trident.

When he saw the figure of Poseidon, not only was he not as timid as expected, but the figure of Prometheus appeared in his mind, and he even saw the small cluster of flames.

Resistance, tenacity, courage...

"Thunderbolt explosion!"

With firm belief and determination to move forward, Ino waved the wand again.

At the same time, Feide also appeared on his shoulder. In the moment of blue light flashing, one person and one phoenix disappeared from the place.

On the ocean, Poseidon watched helplessly as a beam of bright red light hit his statue.

Like a volcanic eruption, scarlet flames mixed with huge explosions caused the Poseidon statue, which was hundreds of meters high and stood at Cape Sounion, to crash to the ground.

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On Mount Olympus, whether it is the twelve main gods or other gods who hold power, they all show different expressions.

This scene is exactly like the curiosity, playfulness, and thoughtfulness shown by those listening to the story in the corner of the market in Athens at the beginning...

But now, there is more to look forward to.

It was as if everyone was waiting to see a lively show begin.