Ancient Runes
After hearing this, Nemo II nodded. "I examined it with instruments. The coral formed between fifty and eighty thousand years ago. The X-rays showed that it contained the fossilized remains of an ancient human.
"Considering the battle that took place in Atlantis, I suspect those 'Immortals' didn't come away unscathed either."
Alvin furrowed his brow, looking a little incredulous. "No way. Everything I've read about those 'Immortals' says they're invincible."
Nemo II shook his head. "But that's not what I saw on the X-rays. The seated skeleton was covered in wounds. He died from a sword slash across his forehead.
"Logically speaking, he must have died from an 'Immortal's' attack.
"Doesn't that mean the 'Immortals' weren't all on the same side, and that they weren't as invincible as the legends say?"
Alvin shook his head repeatedly. The "Immortals" were unbeatable. At least, every ruin left behind by someone he knew to have encountered them showed just how deeply those people revered the "Immortals."
Athena and Poseidon hadn't even been able to fight back. They'd been hacked nearly to death and left in the sea to die.
Hades had been so terrified that he'd fled into an artifact. After Xu Fu found him, he tricked the Qin Emperor into opening the gates to the Underworld. In the end, Bai Qi hacked him nearly to death, and he became a barbecue-powered battery.
The greatest warriors of Greek Mythology had put on such a pathetic showing that there was no need to prove how formidable the "Immortals" were.
As for whether there were divisions among the "Immortals"...
Alvin suddenly thought of Xingtian, the big shot who had left behind the character for "Slaughter."
He wasn't one of the "Immortals." In fact, he'd been highly critical of their ways, believing that defiance