Luo Xia's honesty struck the Amazons as boundless arrogance. A mortal aspiring to become a god went against the traditions of the Olympian Gods.
The Olympian Gods had all been born divine. Even if new gods appeared later, most were demigods; there had never been any possibility of a pure mortal ascending to godhood.
Oh, that unlucky Aquarius kid did not count. Zeus had caught him and made him serve wine because he was handsome. That could hardly be called becoming a god through his own efforts.
Though Hippolyta dearly wanted to order her subordinates to turn him into a pincushion with a volley of arrows, as a queen, she had to put aside her personal preferences and first determine exactly how this man had arrived on Themyscira.
This was a place protected by a divine barrier created by the gods. How could an outsider possibly find it?
Surrounded by Amazons aiming bows at him, Luo Xia was brought into the palace of Themyscira.
Hippolyta sat upon her throne, staring sharply at Luo Xia as she asked, "Where exactly did you come from, and how did you discover Themyscira?"
"Do I have to explain it all over again? Next time, should I write my transmigration experiences into a book and just send people a link whenever they ask?" Luo Xia said helplessly.
The incomprehensible words left the Amazons quite dissatisfied. The knowledge imparted to them by the gods contained no record of such things, so in the end, they could only bring out one of their divine artifacts—the Lasso of Truth.
It was a divine artifact created by the gods. Anyone bound by it would be incapable of lying.
Luo Xia had no intention of slaughtering all these Amazons. And with Diana here, he had no desire to make himself