Ammon's Grand Adventure (19)

As he ate the unexpectedly tasty food, pleasant hormones coursed through Ammon's young body. He narrowed his eyes slightly, savoring the first proper meal he had eaten since arriving in this world. Then he heard Li Anbang speak in an apparently casual tone:

"Do you remember your family members' names? Maybe I can help you look for them."

"You definitely won't find them." Ammon shook his head indifferently. He had no idea what his old man's name was, and there was no way he could tell Li Anbang that his father was the Creator or the Sun God. After thinking it over, he still replied:

"My brother's name is Adam."

"Adam? Are you sure?" Li Anbang was no mythology scholar, but Adam was simply too famous a name. No normal person would name their child that. Besides, Ammon was clearly of Asian descent. Rather than a name, Li Anbang felt it was more like a codename.

At that thought, Li Anbang frowned. A possibility occurred to him, and he casually took out his phone to search Ammon's name. Then his brows rose slightly.

Quite a few people had that name—for example, Lu Meng of Wuxia from the Seedling Nation, or a character from a recently popular novel. But what caught his attention were two others—

One of the Seventy-two Pillars of Solomon, and the chief god of Thebes in ancient Egypt.

"So it really is related to mythology?" Li Anbang ignored the webnovel character. Modern fiction borrowing names from mythology was common enough, and the Seventy-two Pillars of Solomon were especially overused.

But if it was a codename based on demons, there should have been a whole set of them. Adam clearly was not part of the demon pillar sequence. In other words, were they simply using mythology as codenames?