Athena's Theosklynomia differed from that of the god of forging. Athena was a god of war, and her Theosklynomia possessed formidable power, so its requirements for use were naturally much harsher.
"So even if we got it, it would be useless, right?" Upon hearing that it could not be used, Director Fatty lost interest.
"Not necessarily. Lady Astraea, does that mean a Divine Spirit Origin rather than a human one could withstand it? In that case, we must obtain it as well, if only to keep Odysseus from getting it." Sherlock Holmes immediately spoke up. They had no Servants with Divinity, but Odysseus did. Caenis and the Dioscuri were both Divine Servants.
Astraea did not answer Holmes's question about whether a Divine Spirit Origin could withstand it. However, at this point, her silence was answer enough.
"You're the only one left. Will you accept the trial?" With only Shen Fei remaining, Astraea asked him directly this time.
"Of course." Shen Fei answered at once. It was merely a trial; he had nothing to fear. Besides, this would let him ask one more question.
"Cerberus, the Three-headed Dog? You really think highly of me." Seeing the enemy Astraea had summoned, Shen Fei immediately manifested the Golden Sword. With his strength, fighting one Three-headed Dog—even one at the level of a divine beast—would pose no problem whatsoever. After all, this was not the Cerberus born of Typhon.
Since the enemies in this Lostbelt belonged to the Greek Pantheon, Shen Fei had recently crammed quite a bit of Greek mythology. It truly was a mess, though he had learned plenty as well. For example, Typhon and Echidna had made enormous contributions to Greece's entire monster lineage.
Of course, myths differed from world to world. Marvel, for instance, had its own Greek mythology. While