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Giant sculptures built by mortals, empowered by the divine power of the Olympus Gods, transformed into legendary Titan Giants. They swung their fists and engaged in a fierce battle with the activated 'Sailboat People'.

Each punch from the statue giants could knock off large armor plates or tear out biological fragments protruding from holes in the ships. Meanwhile, the masts of the sailboat monsters pierced the chest and abdomen of the stone statues like long spears.

If the battles in the Extraordinary Realm could barely be considered even, the battles on the mortal level were one-sided. The pitiful bronze short swords in the hands of the brave Athenian Guards were utterly incapable of inflicting effective damage on the chaos devils the size of calves.

Well, the defense of the entire area was quite good, it just tested the number of skulls one had. Only a very few things, like large ballistae, could offer some resistance. But how many ballistae and trebuchets could a single city possess?

Out of necessity, the front lines were entirely manned by God's Messengers or God Warriors dispatched by the Olympus Gods. If someone like Lei were to witness this scene, he might excitedly shout about "Fighters" or something similar.

At this level, the Olympus Gods were certainly not panicked. What truly brought them trouble was... the Titan Giants!

Most people in the Celestial Dynasty had only heard of Zeus, but few knew that Zeus was actually of Titan blood. Titans were synonymous with super giants in Western mythology. Both Zeus's father, Cronus, and his grandfather, Uranus, were giants of immense size.

Specifically, in Olympian mythology, Cronus, instigated by his mother Gaea, castrated and overthrew his father Uranus with a scythe. Uranus prophesied that Cronus would also be overthrown by his own children, so as soon