"Poseidon, don't act like you're so loyal. Didn't you also want to betray the King of Abilities?"
Hades sneered at that. "I was merely a little faster and a little smarter than you. Surrender honestly. I'm not trash like Zeus. I'll lead you to defeat the King of Abilities."
This guy was speaking sincerely, wasn't he?
Poseidon secretly mocked him. He scoffed. "Hades, you can't even beat Zeus. What right do you have to call him trash? King of Negativity, aren't you afraid this trash will screw you over if you cooperate with him?"
Hades gritted his teeth in anger. Why was he speaking such undeniable truths? Uh, no, what nonsense was he spouting? How was he inferior to that bastard Zeus? Zeus had merely been luckier than him.
This guy was obviously putting on an act, so why was his mouth so venomous?
Hades cursed and attacked even more viciously. They had to put on a complete performance, and everyone understood that. He couldn't blame him.
Now it was Poseidon's turn to curse. Hades was clearly settling a personal score under the guise of public business. He was far too petty.
What followed was naturally an act. In the end, Poseidon was defeated, and Hades left a Death Mark on his Godhood, able to destroy it at any time.
Gods could not be enslaved. Simply put, it was impossible to permanently control a god or turn one into a slave forever.
However, short-term control was possible, as was using special methods to control a god's life and death. After all, the god was not enslaved; he merely chose to submit because his life and death were controlled.
That was Poseidon's current situation. Although Hades knew it was all fake, he was still quite pleased. After all, he had wanted