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Zeus's angry voice echoed in the stands of the arena, expressing dissatisfaction with Shiva's excited reaction: "Whose side are you on? You foolish battle maniac!" Zeus looked displeased, seemingly unable to understand Shiva's passionate attitude towards battle.
However, Shiva just laughed heartily, unconcerned with Zeus's scolding. His laughter was filled with freedom and indulgence: "I stand on the side of victory!" This statement revealed Shiva's pure love for battle and unwavering faith in victory.
Jade Emperor, as an outsider, attempted to ease the tension by saying with a smile, "Hahaha, it seems like Shiva is on our side!" His words were an attempt to divert the attention of the gods from the argument between Zeus and Shiva and to add a touch of relaxation to the intense confrontation.
At the same time, Odin displayed a calm demeanor. He sat quietly in his chair, supporting his head with one hand, and focused his gaze on the battlefield. His expression showed no emotional fluctuations, as if carefully analyzing every detail of the battlefield, searching for the key to victory. Odin's contemplation and focus, in contrast to the emotional reactions of the other gods, demonstrated his wisdom and depth.
Odin sits in the audience, his eyes shimmering with deep and complex light. His thoughts are profound, trying to capture every key moment of this battle. As the god of wisdom and war, his insight into battle far exceeds that of ordinary people. However, at this moment, he feels something unusual.
An indescribable malice seems to pervade the arena, making Odin feel confused and uneasy. A hint of annoyance flashes in his eyes as he privately ponders the source of this malice. As the omniscient and omnipotent god, Odin has the ability to grasp all truths, but at this moment, he encounters an enigma that is difficult to decipher.
This feeling is extremely rare for Odin, who is accustomed to being in control of everything and foreseeing the future. However, the current situation has left him feeling helpless, posing not only a challenge to his wisdom but also a test to his authority. Odin is experiencing various emotions, yet his expression remains consistently calm and composed, as if searching for a glimmer of an answer amidst the chaos.
In the arena, the thunderous roar shook the entire world, interrupting Odin's deep contemplation. His gaze was once again drawn to the center of the battlefield, where Genghis Khan was filled with the power of lightning bestowed by Indra, a force that was astonishing in its might. A hint of admiration flashed in Odin's eyes, accompanied by contemplation.
This kind of power, is it from the thunder of Indra, or is it from the indomitable fighting spirit of Genghis Khan? Odin realizes that this is not just a simple power struggle. In this battle, each participant is demonstrating the essence of power in their own unique way. Genghis Khan's perseverance and determination enable him to unleash the power of Indra's thunder to the extreme, which in itself is a kind of strength.
The thunderous power on Genghis Khan reaches its peak. His whole body is enveloped in thunder, even his eyes are flashing with the light of thunder. At this moment, Genghis Khan is like a thunder god descended, exuding an irresistible and formidable momentum. He tightly grips his scimitar and the "Destroyer of cities," and suddenly bursts with astonishing power, as a black lightning bolt swiftly rushes towards Hera Kles.
Hera Kles's physical reaction seemed to be a bit slow, but the extraordinary insight bestowed upon him by the bird of omen had already been activated. He almost dodged the deadly blow at the moment lightning was about to strike him, skillfully avoiding the fatal strike.
Hera Kles faced Genghis Khan's almost frenzied attack, inwardly amazed. Without the insight of the bird of omen, he might have already been severely injured by the fierce power of lightning. His eyes were fixed on his opponent, feeling deeply grateful for the blessing of the goddess Hera. This was not only a blessing in terms of ability, but more like a miraculous foresight, allowing him to react in the nick of time.
Genghis Khan was surrounded by thunder, and every movement was accompanied by thunderous sounds, as if he himself was the core of the storm. His eyes were filled with the fervor and determination of battle, and every swing of his sword or use of "Destroyer of cities" carried a destructive power. His attacks were like thunderbolts, with speed and strength enough to make any opponent tremble.
The audience watched this epic duel with rapt attention, the atmosphere so tense it was almost suffocating. Every time Hera Kleos successfully dodged an attack, the audience marveled, and it made them even more aware of the importance of the blessings of the bird of omen. Each time Genghis Khan's thunder and lightning struck empty space, it caused a stir of gasps and astonishment in the arena.
Hera Kles furrowed his brow slightly, knowing that even with the blessing of the griffin, he could not let his guard down. The power of Genghis Khan far exceeded his expectations, and he had to be even more careful in response. In this intense confrontation, Hera Kles not only needed to rely on his own strength, but also on that mysterious and powerful insight in order to maintain the upper hand in this battle.
Genghis Khan's attacks were ferocious and merciless, each of his strikes accompanied by deafening thunder, with lightning descending in the wake of his scimitar and the "Destroyer of cities," each blow containing the power to destroy everything. Every inch of the battlefield became a frenzy of thunder and lightning under his assault.
Hera Kles, despite having the magical insight of the augur bird, is well aware that this power is not unlimited. Every time he dodges, he reacts within an extremely brief time window, finding the only opportunity for survival from seemingly impossible attacks. However, even the augur bird's ability has its limitations, as after each intense dodge, there is a brief cooldown period. For Hera Kles, this ten-second vacuum period is crucial, as it is the only moment when he cannot rely on the augur bird's ability.
During this tense ten seconds, Hera Kles must rely on his own combat experience and intuition to deal with Genghis Khan's attacks. His body movements become more cautious and tense, and every move and response must be precise to the extreme. The deities in the audience can also feel the critical point of this battle, holding their breath, waiting for the next turning point in this ultimate showdown.
And Genghis Khan knew nothing of Heracles's inner struggle. He continued to launch fierce attacks amidst the thunder and lightning, each blow seemingly aimed at erasing Heracles from this world.
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