Athena's Wisdom [Fourth Update]

Ye Ting's words made Athena's eyes light up.

"You're right," she said. "I really don't need to worry about them. Why should I fear them? Sure enough, living on Mount Olympus for so long has completely bound my mind to the rules of the gods. What exactly am I afraid of?"

After saying that, she asked again.

"Then what should I do if my conflict with the gods escalates? If both sides openly confront each other, what should I do? At present, I don't yet have the ability to wage an all-out war against them."

Before Ye Ting could answer, she immediately gave herself an answer.

"Then my only option is... to join forces with a power capable of opposing the Olympian gods. The gods of old won't do. Having lost their divine offices for so long has left them utterly weak; they have already lost the power to contend with Olympus. The only ones who can help me are the Magic Pantheon—only the goddess Hecate."

"Am I right, mage? Follower of the goddess of magic."

At that moment, Athena looked at Ye Ting with eyes filled with the light of wisdom, fully displaying the bearing of the Goddess of Wisdom.

Worthy of the Goddess of Wisdom.

She had already come to her senses. Her wisdom had allowed her to detect something amiss in Ye Ting's words. After all, not just anyone would dare incite a deity to oppose the Olympian gods.

Athena knew that throughout all of Greece, most people held the gods in deep awe. Even the strongest demigods were no exception. Even those who opposed the gods still feared them.

But what about Ye Ting before her?

Unlike anyone else, his attitude toward the gods was simply—indifference.

It was neither reverence nor fear, but an attitude that