Chapter 373: Reaping Numerous Titan God Bodies, Souls, and Absorbing the Holy Fire

Pandora's look left Luode somewhat speechless. Come on! The fire god's perverted nature has already let his daughter discover something; Pandora's current appearance is obviously very resistant!

Although she appears to be a fifteen‑year‑old maiden, Pandora's true age is even greater than Qutuosi's.

She has survived for a long time, so she absolutely cannot be regarded as a mere girl.

Seeing Pandora's look of disgust, even her darting, evasive eyes, Hephaestus's hand froze in place, leaving him somewhat at a loss.

There's nothing to be done; his appearance is truly hateful, and any god will mock his looks in every way.

Even ordinary mortals in the human world hardly respect this fire god, though he is clearly the finest craftsman in the world.

"Father! I—I was frightened by Zeus, and now I feel a bit nervous. Can… can I be alone for a while? I… I want to go back to the little cottage where I used to live." Pandora put on a pitiful expression and spoke.

"I understand, Pandora. After Zeus captured you, you must have suffered greatly; I can empathize. Go rest a bit!" Hephaestus nodded and spoke.

He also understood what Pandora feared; in fact, she wasn't afraid of others—she was afraid of him.

Although he doted on Pandora, at some point she began to fear herself.

She was once an utterly adorable little girl when she was just born!

"You probably can't rest here; I will send you into my private world."

"The battle on Olympus should be ending soon; staying here is actually not safe." Luode spoke.

Now Qutuosi has already ascended the summit of Mount Olympus and is about to clash with Zeus; the war among the Titans, Qutuosi, and the Olympian gods is about to end.

"Pandora, this is Lord Luode. In the future we will live in Lord Luode's world, and then I will give you a great surprise." Hephaestus immediately explained to his daughter.

Hearing that, Pandora glanced at Luode; the aura emanating from this god was even stronger than Zeus's, no wonder her father would submit to him.

Perhaps, perhaps I can think of a way with him to have Lord Luode help me free myself from my father.

"Right! Lord Luode, I have finished all the forging work on your armor; this armor is now complete, and it is basically my most perfect masterpiece.

"Made from four metals, plus the special scale you provided, and the sun's flame, the eternal fire." Hephaestus produced a suit of armor that gleamed gold all over, flames winding around it, with a pair of beautiful wings on the back.

This armor radiates scorching heat; ordinary humans cannot wear it, but the flames upon it can be used by gods—not only for defense but also to attack enemies.

A pair of wings can also transform into blade‑fans to strike opponents; all this was designed by Hephaestus, the armor's design is extremely exquisite and its construction immensely strong.

One could say this is Hephaestus's supreme masterpiece to date—of course in armor, and also his supreme weapon, the reforged version of the Olympian Holy Sword.

Having watched Luode create several soul weapons before, Hephaestus thought Luode might also want to make another soul weapon.

Moreover, the opponent had even obtained the soul of the second‑generation god king Cronus, which would be perfect for use with this armor.

"Hahaha! This armor isn't finished yet! Keep it for now; once we reach another world, you can truly complete it." Luode spoke with a hint of deep meaning.

"After we go to the Saint Seiya world and then give this armor its final forging, that would be the perfect choice—by then the armor might even rise to the level of a Divine Healer, at worst a God Cloth." "Your word is law, Lord Luode, but I feel that unless we use better materials, this armor has already reached the pinnacle of my forging craft." Hephaestus spoke.

"Hahaha! No need to undersell yourself, Fire God; I have seen your forging skill and your talent, and I believe that after we reach another world…

…you will learn that world's power and its forging methods, and you will surely advance further." Luode spoke.

Hearing those words, Hephaestus's face filled with emotion, as the saying goes, "A scholar dies for one who knows him."

In the past, his father Zeus merely ordered him to do things, never considering his feelings, but Lord Luode constantly encourages him, acknowledges his talent, giving Hephaestus a feeling he has never had before.

"Thank you for your trust, Lord Luode. I will not disappoint you; I will surely prove to you that, whether now or in the future, I will be the greatest craftsman at your side." Hephaestus spoke, face flushed with excitement.

Standing nearby, Pandora glanced askance at Luode—this god trusts his father so much! In that case, can he really help her escape the clutches?

"I'll send you over first." After saying that, Luode directly sent Hephaestus and his daughter into his private space.

Earlier, Sylvanas had already entered the private space; adding the Love God and the Hephaestus father‑daughter pair, now the whole of Mount Olympus can act without hesitation.

In Hera's little garden, Qutuosi strangled the goddess without hesitation; although she held the title of Empress, Hera lacked matching combat ability.

After Qutuosi killed her, Luode followed behind and collected her heavenly empress's soul and divine body.

Immediately afterward Luode came to the outskirts of Mount Olympus, while playing God of War 3.

Many companions will have a strange question: why did Qutuosi slaughter his way all the way, only to see his old father Zeus when he reached the summit of Mount Olympus?

Why had Zeus not come out to deal with Qutuosi before this, nor even supported the Olympian gods that Qutuosi had killed?

Now Luode knows the answer, and it is simple: Zeus is single‑handedly fighting seven Titan giants.

"Evil Titan gods! I am destined to be the master of this heaven and earth; I am the god king, and you are all failures who cannot match my power." Zeus roared, lightning flashing in his palm, releasing a golden bolt that sent the Titan giants flying one by one.

He must act quickly, quickly dispatch these Titan giants, then return to Olympus to clean up the mess; he already sensed that Hades, the sun god Helios, and even his worthless son Hephaestus, the mighty Heracles, and the heavenly empress Hera had all been slain in succession.

There's no need to wonder who killed them—Zeus already guessed it was Qutuosi. The good news is that this cheap son helped him eliminate a major threat, Gaia, by knocking her off a cliff.

This let Zeus focus entirely on dealing with the Titan giants attacking Olympus, even if outnumbered.

Zeus also showed no fear, unleashing his god‑king power to hoist the Titan giants and thrash them; after a brief moment…

All the Titan giants fell into the void; after confirming he had disposed of them, Zeus didn't even have time to bother with their corpses, immediately returning to Olympus's temple.

Qutuosi's revenge and the Titans' new round of war plunged the whole world into chaos; he must hurry to slay Qutuosi, end this war, and then restart creation.

No matter how many gods die on Olympus, he doesn't care, for he still has his son Apollo, his daughter Artemis the moon goddess, Hestia and others who can bear offspring to rebuild the Olympian divine clan.

By then the Olympian divine clan will be stronger; as long as this god king does not vanish and the Olympian holy fire remains unharmed, everything will be fine.

When Zeus returned to Olympus, Luode also appeared at once, gathering on the battlefield the corpses of the Titan giants slain by Zeus, and at the same time collecting their powerful souls.

These Titan giants are all offspring of Gaia and Uranus, possessing the world's most savage and primordial divine power.

If they encountered Zeus elsewhere, any one of them could fight the three god kings to a standstill.

But if they were on the summit of Mount Olympus, even if the Titans joined forces, they would not be a match for God King Zeus, who would thrash them with a single hand.

"I calculate that this is seven Titan god corpses right now, plus Zeus's father…

…making a total of eight Titan god corpses, along with all this soul energy—hahaha! What a windfall!" Luode said, excited.

Once I have cultivated a super young Stone Tail, I will let it begin devouring these Titan giants' corpses, as long as I continuously produce eight Titan fruits.

Then, with those Titan fruits, Luode would have a chance to seize the most primordial divine power, become a Primordial God, gain unimaginable strength; moreover, this Titan power might also help Azeroth, Alice, and others.

After gathering the Titan god corpses, Luode also went to the depths of the Olympian Palace, then released his Homunculus creation Helios from his private space.

Earlier, to help Helios quickly absorb the sun god's power, Luode even mobilized some Space Gem power to accelerate time, barely managing to finish consuming the sun god at this moment.

"How are you now? Next you will devour the Olympian holy fire." Luode looked at his Homunculus creation and spoke.

"Don't worry! Master, I'm 100% sure—I just need to swallow a flame, not the power of the sun. I've even swallowed the sun god; how could I possibly fail to subdue a flame?" Helios said.

After hearing this, Luode nodded, once again reminded Helios of his own plan, and then released this Huomizi creation.

At this moment, Qutuosi. After going through a series of bloody battles, he finally arrived at the palace that stored the Aolinsi holy fire.

Appearing before him was a huge flame sphere, looking just like a sun, emitting an unimaginable scorching aura from head to toe.

"Who are you? What are you?" Qutuosi asked warily.

On this huge fireball, he felt the aura of the sun god.

"I came to help you at the fire god's behest, Qutuosi—I want to thank you. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have gotten this chance to swallow the Aolinsi holy fire." Helios said.

"I feel the sun god's power in you! Did you swallow Helios?" Qutuosi asked.

Earlier he had been suspicious about some things, but now he finally confirmed it—saving the sun god wasn't Zhousi at all, but this strange creature before him.

"Is that important to you? What matters now is extinguishing the Aolinsi holy fire, then you reopen that long‑dreamed‑of box." Helios said.

"You're right—killing Zhousi is the top priority!"

Just as they agreed, Helios was about to swallow the Aolinsi holy fire when the palace suddenly thundered, and a tall, sturdy man stepped in front of the Aolinsi holy fire.

"Where did you come from? Perhaps you can replace our world's sun; I'll remake a sun chariot and let my son Aboluo become the new Sun God." Zhousi looked at the little sun before him and said.

The sun god of his world had died; originally Zhousi would have had to trouble himself to make a new sun, but now a ready‑made one existed—he just needed to ride a chariot and let Aboluo serve as the Sun God.

"Don't even think about it, Zhousi, you fireball monster! Move—I'll hold him back." Qutuosi drew the Blade of Exile, lunged forward, and grabbed his old father Zhousi.

Then he shoved him onto the terrace, and the two began a 1V1 man battle.

Helios likewise had no hesitation, immediately came above the Aolinsi holy fire, and began absorbing the primal power of the Greek divinities.

The Aolinsi holy fire, flashing with colorful light and emitting immeasurable divine power, was sucked into Helios's body.

This was his second time absorbing a divine flame; the first time was absorbing the Eternal Fire of the Marvel world, the second time was absorbing the Aolinsi holy fire.

"No! Monster! How dare you, how dare you swallow the holy fire! Stop it, cease!" Seeing his power source, the Aolinsi holy fire, being devoured, Zhousi was instantly shocked. (End of chapter)