Don't Move! Move Again and I'll Kill You!

In that instant, Dragonification 'Tiamat scales multiplied, as if she were donning heavy armor and stepping onto the battlefield. Huge wings sprouted from her back, and her claws grew ever sharper.

But the hand that held Rovi was still soft.

Moreover, no matter how the body moved, that hand remained steady, so that Rovi didn't feel the slightest bit of turbulence.

It really is like protecting a cub...

Zeus over there was also slowly revealing his power.

The colossal 'head' began to slowly emanate an invisible force field, and the intense pressure continued to spread and intensify.

His eyes shone with lightning, and the floating scenery of the sky flashed through them, reflecting glittering points of light, like nebulae.

This is the power of the god Zeus to rule the sky.

But it also had a strong mechanical smell.

The Greek gods of this world are not natural deities like the gods of Uruk, but mechanical life forms from outer space, something Rovi already knew.

Although Rovi was also somewhat puzzled as to why the mechanical bodies of the Greek gods had not been destroyed in the battle when the Harvest Star Vanguard descended, as he had known.

But after all, there is never just one correct history, and the fact that Zeus's body appeared in this Sea of Imaginary Numbers is undeniable.

A head-on confrontation with Tiamat will escalate into an unavoidable battle.

So--

"Don't move!"

A loud shout caused the two deities, who were already poised to attack, to stop abruptly.

"Aaaaaa?" Tiamat lowered her still beautiful face, her moist, crimson lips slightly parted as she asked him.

Rovi, what's wrong?

Zeus over there also turned his eyes and looked at Rovi.

To be honest, if Ru Kuan hadn't spoken, and if his words hadn't carried the aura of the planet's 'primordial' power, He really wouldn't have been able to notice his existence.

The reason is simple: Rovi is far too insignificant.

Compared to Tiamat, Rovi, while not as insignificant as an ant, was not much better than a sparrow.

However, when it speaks, it inevitably attracts attention.

In an instant, its mechanical mind conducted a basic scan and analysis of Rovi's existence specifications: 'Primordial concept... human, Island Class life form—'

"How dare a mere, insignificant thing, like a speck of dust, order us to stop?"

Crisp electronic sounds mingled and flowed by, followed by a deep, resonant male voice.

As a machine, ' Zeus ' has the ability to simulate the thinking of others and communicate with them.

There's no need for that for the naive Tiamat.

But Rovi is a different concept altogether.

"You ant my foot!" Rovi retorted instantly.

Zeus: "..."

He was caught off guard for a moment because he was simulating the thought process of the other race.

Is this guy... talking to himself?

Shouldn't humanity be subservient to the powerful?

"Shut up, it's not your turn to speak yet!" Rovi turned his gaze away from Zeus, ignoring the latter's bewildered expression, and looked at Tiamat: "It's alright, leave it to me—"

"Aaaaa?" In a clear voice, Tiamat tilted her head, looked at Zeus, then at Rovi was standing close by, and then nodded gently.

It's yours.

That's what she said.

Then Rovi leaped from her palm and stepped into the Sea of Imaginary Numbers.

After undergoing an initial gestation, the biggest change occurs here.

He no longer needs to gather the power within his body to manifest the power attributes stored within the ' Enuma Elish; the manifestation originating from the primordial Gaia has completely merged with him.

It is deep in one's bones, yet it is always there.

His footsteps landed in the void, which was a creation and an evolution. Although his power could only create a foothold for a moment and a few inches, it was enough for him to move in this non-existent space.

Click, click, click—the gears turned, the machinery roared, and Zeus pondered for a moment before deciding to ignore this tiny creature.

Go straight for Tiamat...

"I told you not to move!" Rovi shouted again.

"???"

Zeus's thought process stalled for a moment.

"Mere ants..." He spoke, his voice deep and accompanied by the rumble of thunder.

But Rovi's idea was actually quite simple.

He kept Zeus still so that He could remain within the realm of the mortals, allowing Him to seek death.

The man who challenged the King of Gods and died—his deeds are recorded in the world.

He ascends the Throne of Heroes once more!

Even if they are defeated, they can still find a chance to return to the mortal realm.

Neither side loses out.

"I told you not to move, or I'll kill you—"

Who kills whom in CN?

Zeus finally lost his temper and swore.

The Greek gods were not ordinary machines; they were organisms that simulated fate. They were not without emotions, and after simulating the mindset of fate, their overall emotions would also become closer to it.

"I'll kill your mother—"

It is evident that Zeus was influenced by Rovi's way of thinking.

It's even more outrageous than a virus.

But as soon as He opened His mouth, He suddenly realized something was wrong.

because...

"Aaaaa?"

Who were you just talking about killing?

Tiamat appeared behind Him.

Her unfurled dragon wings allowed her to instantly traverse the non-existent distance in the Sea of Imaginary Numbers, and the scales covering her body made her appear even larger than before.

The raised claws outlined a chilling sharpness.

Suddenly, it fell downwards and landed on Zeus's head.

Given its high caliber, it's not surprising that Tiamat's actions went unnoticed when everyone's attention was completely focused on her.

Not surprising.

but...

Wow!

Ai Ai's face was a cold, steel-carved shell, but Rovi could see an extremely pained expression on it.

Rovi felt the same way, because at that moment, he was also...

Holy crap!

"Don't move—no, I don't mean you don't move, I mean she doesn't move!"

'Aaaaa!' Tiamat looked at Rovi, her pink eyes, which shone like stars, filled with admiration, and her lips parted, revealing words of joy.

Thank you for your help.

She said.

"I didn't help you!" Rovi's eyes twitched involuntarily.

Tiamat clearly misunderstood that Rovi was deliberately trying to attract Zeus's attention for her.

No wonder you agreed so easily.

Who says the Primordial God are simple-minded? No, being simple-minded doesn't mean lacking intelligence. Perhaps because she was once ambushed by the gods, Tiamat is no less cunning than anyone else when it comes to scheming.

"Damn it. You tricked me—no, what kind of nonsense is this? Uninstall it, uninstall this person's mindset!"

Zeus roared.

'Information instruction reception... thought unloading.'

In an instant, Zeus's voice returned to its deep tone, while the rumbling thunder burst forth in layers.

"Mortal, your sin is a great disrespect to the King of the Gods!"