Devil Lord

When Aristotle was mentioned, Acades suddenly stopped.

For some reason, Suye suddenly remembered what Euclid had said.

"What's wrong with Aristotle?" Suye asked.

Acades furrowed his brow slightly. "When I first met him, I always felt that he resembled someone. He seemed very familiar, but I couldn't say who. After that, I no longer had that feeling. But I'm deeply wary of him."

Suye's heart jolted. To make Greece's greatest hero wary, just how powerful was Aristotle? Suye believed that Aristotle's future would be no less brilliant than Heracles's. However, although Aristotle had been powerful before, he shouldn't have been enough to make Heracles wary. Heracles must have sensed something.

Ugh, the troubles I keep running into are piling up.

"When I saw that person's back just now, I also felt wary. Who was the person who left here?" Suye asked.

Acades said, "Recently, two mages advanced to Legend—Aristotle and Solon. While we were chatting, we also talked about you. He said that your existence had inspired him and allowed him to advance to Legend so quickly. However, he seemed unwilling to meet you. When I saw your carriage, I guessed it was you, but he left immediately."

"So it was Master Solon. I've seen him at City Hall Square in Athens. He's a famous reformist, but the temple suppressed him severely, so he never succeeded. The reforms progressed extremely slowly," Suye said.

Acades said helplessly, "He complained to me about this as well. He said that if not for you, the Persian Army would have broken through Thermopylae and marched straight in, dealing a heavy blow to the Athenians. Only then would the Athenians have learned from their suffering and carried out reforms. But your appearance concealed Athens's hidden illness, and you also resolved the Death Plague with Euclid,