Worthy of a Sage

Just like the blessings he had received from the Subordinate God before, although this wasn't what Rovi wanted, he truly felt himself becoming stronger...

[The bright moon is your eyes and hands.]

From then on, wherever the moon shines, his vision will be greatly enhanced, and he will be able to use the moonlight as a 'weapon' to manipulate it at will.

The second wife was of little use to Rovi, but the first wife was somewhat useful.

Even with an primordial body, extraordinary physique, and exceptional eyesight, it doesn't prevent one from becoming even stronger.

Only with a more acute sense of perception can he better find the trajectory of 'death'.

That's right, the blessing of God has been incorporated into Rovi's suicidal plan.

On the other hand...

"Isn't this a bit too casual?" Rovi looked at Artemis, who was beaming with pride, and Athena, whose eyes were wide with surprise.

Athena was indeed somewhat surprised.

She looked at Rovi, which was obvious. As Virgin Goddess, she was even willing to share her glory with him. The Goddess of Wisdom liked those who possessed wisdom, War Goddess was even more delighted by those who could lead war to victory.

Rovi possesses both qualities; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he truly likes her.

She hadn't expected that, even though it was their first meeting, Artemis would go to such lengths for Rovi —among the gods, the moon goddess was always noble and pure, and her blessing was the most difficult to obtain.

"Now, he is my substitute, Athena," Artemis said smugly.

After a moment of shock, Athena quickly calmed down.

"Hmph, I misjudged!"

"Huh? Even Goddess of Wisdom can admit her mistakes?"

"The wiser one is, the more one must admit that there is no such thing as a perfect plan in this world." Athena said solemnly, "Yes, Artemis, even among the gods there is a ranking, and it was I who first bestowed the blessing upon Rovi."

"I was here first, Artemis."

"You haven't reached the finish line yet, Athena," Artemis said matter-of-factly. "I am also the goddess of athletic competitions. For me, the order of events can be reversed at any time until the race is over."

I'm numb.

It's started again.

Rovi Wei watched expressionlessly as the two goddesses inexplicably started arguing again...

This is a much bigger spectacle than what Little En and Ereshkigal did back then.

"Ah ha, as expected of Your Excellency, you actually managed to attract the attention of two goddesses of the highest rank!"

Hearing the sudden voice beside him, Rovi glanced sideways. "Hermes, is it? Didn't you say you'd help me fend off all the harassing gods?"

"The chief god is beyond my control." Hermes appeared beside Rovi, the 'bard' with long dark blue hair hovering in the air, smiling, "Don't even mention stopping them, I don't even have the right to look them in the eye right now."

Athena and Artemis are both ranked among the top of the Twelve Main Gods, second only to the three supreme gods: Zeus, King of the Heavens, Poseidon, Hades, King of the Underworld. Like Apollo, they are both qualified to compete for the title of the strongest god below the supreme god.

Compared to ordinary deities, there is a gap in their status that is difficult to overcome.

Just as ordinary humans cannot look directly at gods.

They cannot look directly at these two unless they are given permission.

"Even if one tries hard to see, one can only see two majestic beams of divine light," Hermes, shrugging.

Without his deliberate reminder, Rovi already knew that the dispute between the two goddesses had gradually attracted the attention of many Greek gods.

"Is it Her Highness Artemis, Goddess of the Moon and Hunt, and Her Highness Athena, Goddess of Wisdom and War?"

"They seem to be arguing... arguing about what? Arguing about... one person?"

"Is it the Uruk Sage who fought against Ares, God of War, the Sage of Uruk War?"

"How could it possibly make two Virgin Goddess fight over it at the same time?"

The rustling sound reached the ears of the two goddesses.

They paused occasionally, then looked up.

The argument ended.

"What should I do? Why have they stopped arguing?"

"It seems... you're looking this way?"

"No, we're only communicating telepathically, how could Your Highnesses hear us!?"

"Father Zeus above—save us!"

Boom!

The Divine General casts down moonlight, and the Goddess of Wisdom flicks her delicate hand.

The group of onlookers were all inexplicably gagged and beaten.

Is the fun of the Lord God something you can watch?

Damn it!

The gods all realized they had been tricked.

And those who cheated them...

"Lord Rovi, he's gone! Lord Rovi, my Lord Rovi!" Artemis looked at the empty space where Rovi had stood and couldn't help but sob.

The Goddess of Wisdom was also taken aback, her delicate eyebrows lowered, and she seemed inexplicably disappointed.

Why can't we hold hands for a little longer?

No, what am I thinking?

This is simply the Goddess of Wisdom's yearning for wisdom—yes, that's all.

In any case, I've helped Rovi Wei this time. So, if I ask him for help again in the future, he shouldn't refuse the opportunity to be alone with me... No, that's not it!

Athena took a deep breath and, before leaving, glanced one last time at the moon goddess who was still babbling madly. "You can stay here and be delirious, Artemis. I'm leaving now!"

"Hahaha, let you watch this show!" Outside the amusement park. On the coast of Arcadia, Rovi looked up at the miserable state of the gods in the sky, on the ground, and on the sea, and couldn't help but laugh out loud.

It was indeed pleasurable.

"Ah, Lord Rovi, I've done a pretty good job, haven't I?" Hermes floated beside him, inviting him with a smile.

As a messenger of the gods, he was the 'messenger' connecting the gods with the earth. He could bring the will of the gods down to earth, or he could block it—of course, only for ordinary gods.

The group of onlookers happened to be ordinary gods.

So Rovi made him lift the restrictions, allowing these bored gods who love to watch the fun to 'see' the argument between Athena and Artemis, and also allowing Athena and Artemis to hear their words.

The fun that God enjoys is not something that can be casually observed.

Getting beaten up was the least of their worries.

Rovi also took the opportunity to slip away... Anyway, he only came here to check on Little En's condition, and Little En was at a crucial time of transformation, so it was not good to disturb her.

"Not bad." Rovi smiled. "Next time I want to beat you up, I'll go a little easier."

Hermes: "..."

Should he be grateful?

never mind.

"My esteemed husband of Uruk, I'll be going now. Please feel free to call me anytime, and I will come immediately, guided by the wind."

Hermes has disappeared again.

In some ways, he was indeed a very dedicated guy.

Rovi stood there and thought about it carefully.

"You really are here—" A clear voice came from behind him.

A young huntress with long, flowing green hair strode forward, her legs crossed and her clothes fluttering as she swayed her hips as she approached Rovi.

"I, Atalanta, the sage of Uruk's legend, challenge you in the name of the teachings of Saint Enkidu!"

Rovi was not surprised by her arrival, after all, he was still holding the arrow that Little En had given her. However, when he heard her words, he couldn't help but be stunned.

Is she serious?