The Prototype of the Hydra Legion

"You knew perfectly well that Gult could summon an invincible God Incarnation, yet you still tried to stop him?"

"Gods may be invincible, but their vessels are limited. As long as someone keeps exhausting the vessel, it will eventually run out. When that happens, the others can replace me and do more important things," Medea said.

The clear seawater slowly swept past the Water Ship, and the Water Elementals swayed gently with the current, like enormous aquatic plants.

"Is this your legendary path?"

"Yes."

"You decided the moment you came in?"

Medea nodded.

"Where do we find them?" Suye asked.

"What? Aren't you afraid anymore?" Medea asked.

"You touched me, so I have to take responsibility." Suye wore a helpless expression.

Medea smiled.

"You can go, but you have to promise me one thing," Medea said.

"Go ahead."

"You cannot attack Gult and Marcus directly," Medea said.

"You think too highly of me. If it were an ordinary Legendary, I could still give it a try, but against a peak Legendary of the Godking Palace holding a Semi-Divine Artifact, I'm not going to throw my life away," Suye said.

Medea turned around and looked up at the World Tree on the Water Ship.

The blue leaves swayed gently with the current.

"That includes this World Tree. In short, you cannot attack them by any means. Once we engage, leave immediately. Run as far away as you can," Medea said.

"I can give it a try," Suye said.

"But I can't let you try. My world rests on my shoulders, while the world of all mages weighs on yours," Medea said.

Suye was silent for a long while before asking, "What will you do if they use a God Incarnation?"

"Fight if I can win; flee if I can't. I can