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On that tense battlefield, every attack and defense by Hera Hercules and Genghis Khan stirred up strong currents, shaking the entire arena. Their confrontation was not just a physical clash, but also a contest of intelligence and strategy. Hera Hercules' strength seemed unbeatable, but Genghis Khan's power of lightning was also astonishing, making the outcome of this battle unpredictable.
In the stands, Loki's gaze was fixed on every move of Hera Hercules. He seemed to be searching for some kind of key, a strategy that might turn the tide of the battle. In stark contrast, Athena appeared more relaxed, even wearing a confident smile. She seemed to have already grasped a certain secret on the battlefield, which filled her contemplation with a sense of provocation towards Loki.
Athena gently placed her helmet aside, her eyes carrying a playful glint as she turned to Loki. There was a hint of provocation in her tone as she asked, "Do you sense anything, God of Mischief?" Her words seemed to hide a challenge to Loki, as if to say, as the embodiment of wisdom and strategy, can you also see through the battlefield's mist?
Loki's expression grew more serious at Athena's words. His gaze swept back and forth between the battlefield and Athena, seemingly pondering how to respond to the challenge from the wise goddess.
Loki sat in the audience seat, frowning. His gaze fell once again on the intense confrontation between Heracles and Genghis Khan. In Loki's mind, every detail of the battle quickly replayed, especially Heracles' behavior before and after Genghis Khan's power burst.
He lightly touched his chin, pondering: "Heracles only used the ability of the griffin once before Genghis Khan unleashed his power. For the rest of the battle, he seemed not to utilize that ability again..." Loki's tone carried deep analysis and reasoning, "Does this mean that the griffin's ability is not always under Heracles' control? Perhaps its power is automatically activated under specific conditions? Or maybe there are unknown limitations and conditions behind the griffin's ability?"
Loki's thoughts reveal his curiosity and in-depth analysis of the relationship between Hera Kleros and the Bubo bird. He seems to be searching for a key point, a secret that could change the course of the battle. As the god of trickery, Loki excels at discovering and exploiting hidden details in information, and now he is looking for a breakthrough, a chance that could turn the tide for the reformers in this battle.
Athena nodded slowly, responding to Loki seriously: "Indeed, you make a valid point, god of trickery." Her voice was filled with acknowledgment and respect for Loki's perspective. Athena slowly stood up, her gaze firm and focused, evidently deeply drawn to the battle in the arena.
She pointed to the arena, her tone revealing a sense of urgency: "But please, take a look at the battle now!" Hera Hercules and Genghis Khan's battle is in a fierce stage, with both sides attacking and defending like thunder and lightning. Every time Hera Hercules seems to be in trouble, a crisp bird call would sound, and then he would miraculously evade Genghis Khan's deadly attack.
Athena's gaze closely follows every move on the battlefield, as if she is searching for the crucial moment that could turn the tide of the battle. Her expression carries a hint of seriousness, evidently aware of the significant impact of the special connection between Hera Hercules and the griffin on the battle.
At this moment, the battle between Hera Hercules and Genghis Khan in the arena becomes even more intense. Wherever the battle goes, dust flies, and the eruption of power fills the entire field with a sense of destruction. The gods in the audience are also shaken by this epic battle. Every time Hera Hercules skillfully dodges, it is impossible not to marvel at the magical power of the cuckoo bird.
Athena's voice is steady and deep, as if carefully deconstructing every detail of the battle: "The timing of the cuckoo bird's ability varies each time, but one thing is certain: when Hera Hercules faces an unavoidable fatal attack, this ability will be triggered. This does not mean that Hera Hercules is unable to fend off these attacks on his own, but the cuckoo bird's ability undoubtedly provides him with a safer and more effective means of evasion."
Her eyes sparkled with a wise light as she analyzed, "This ability is likely semi-automatic. The griffin seems to possess both the automatic function of evading danger and the ability to prompt Hera Kleros to attack when necessary. This dual function allows Hera Kleros to maintain dominance in battle while effectively avoiding potential threats."
She nodded slightly, seemingly satisfied with her analysis, "In this way, Hera Kleros' advantage on the battlefield becomes even more apparent. Not only does he possess great strength and combat skills, but he also has the griffin's special ability as a backup. This allows him to maintain tactical flexibility and a safe distance even when facing Genghis Khan's astonishing lightning power."
Loki's eyes were filled with deep contemplation as he nodded slowly in agreement with Athena's point of view: "Your analysis is indeed sound. But the key question now is how to use the time limit of the cuckoo's ability to create a tactical breakthrough?"
Athena smiled slightly, her eyes shimmering with the wisdom of a strategist: "The answer is simple, it's time. If we can accurately grasp the cooldown time of the cuckoo's ability, or the interval of its triggering mechanism, then we may find a loophole in Hera's defense."
Loki turned his gaze back to the battlefield, a hint of scheming light flashing across his face. Athena's words seemed to give him some kind of inspiration. He muttered under his breath, "Time... if we could launch a continuous attack during the cooldown period of the cuckoo's ability, perhaps we could create a favorable situation for Hera Kles."
Athena looked at Loki, knowing that the god of trickery's thoughts had already begun to turn, searching for possible strategies to turn the tide of the battle. Her expression was both expectant and confident, believing that Loki could find a strategy favorable to Genghis Khan.
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