The Beginning of the End: All Humans Are Destroyed, I Forcefully Chase the Valkyries

Chapter 192 The Hero and His Journey
Hercules, a man born for "challenges".

Whether it is the records in the God's Domain or the myths and legends circulating in the world, Hercules, the God of Hercules, could not get rid of the word "challenge" in his life.

The Nemean Lion, a terrifying beast that lived in the Peloponnese in the Argolis region, in the great forest between Nemea and Crevonne.The giant lion is so fierce that human weapons can't hurt it at all.

According to legend, the terrifying lion was originally the son of the giant Typhon and the half-human, half-snake female monster Echidna. Hercules, the god of Hercules, set off to hunt the lion.and eventually killed it.With his sharp claws he tore the hide and peeled off the lion's skin.

The terrifying giant lion was not wasted at all. The lion's skin was made into clothes, the lion's head was made into a helmet, and its claws and bones were made into weapons. Even the flesh and blood were devoured by this great hero.

The Hydra, as its name describes, is a giant snake with nine heads, the middle head of which can never be killed, and will grow back even if it is cut off.

Hercules and his friend Iolaus came to kill it. The nine-headed Hydera was obviously much smarter than the one-headed giant lion. Hermes carried a knife to take Hydera's life. The snake Hydra raised his head, not afraid of this hero at all, and Hercules was not polite, he cut off the middle head of the hydra Hydra with a knife in his hand!

Who knew that as soon as that head fell to the ground, two new heads grew from the gap of the snake god, and now it is the ten-headed snake Hydera, which is extremely terrifying!

He called to his companion Iolaus to come to his aid. Iolaus held on to the torch and set fire to the nearby woods, and then used blazing branches to burn the newly grown snake heads to prevent them from growing.At this time, Hercules took the opportunity to cut off Hydra's immortal head and buried it by the roadside with a heavy stone on top.Then, he split the snake body into two pieces and soaked the arrow in the poisonous snake blood.From then on, enemies hit by his arrows could no longer be cured.

Captured a doe alive on Mount Cerhynia.This doe is extremely large, with golden antlers and copper-like hoofs. It lives freely on the slopes of Arcadia. The origin of this doe is not simple. It was once the prey of Artemis, but she was released. Back to the woods, for Fortune had appointed a day to make Hercules exhausted from hunting her down.Hercules pursued her for a whole year, all the way to the place where the pure land people lived in the North Pole and the source of the Ister River.It is said that the sun here only comes out once a year.At last Hercules overtook the doe near the city of Annoe, on the banks of the Laton near Mount Artemis.

After catching up with the doe, Hercules didn't hesitate at all, he shot an arrow in his hand, and the doe fell to the ground. Heracles carried the doe back to the king and handed over his errand.

On the banks of Lake Stympharos in Arcadia, a strange man-eating bird was witnessed. This is a huge bird of prey. Its body is as hard as steel. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a murder weapon. It is very powerful.The feathers they shake off are like flying arrows, and their iron beaks can even pierce bronze shields, where they hurt countless people and animals.

Hercules set off for the lake of Stympharos, and soon came to the lake surrounded by dense forests.A group of strange birds flew around in fear in the forest, as if they were afraid of being eaten by wolves.Hercules watched the birds fly through the air, but could not subdue them.

So Hercules climbed up a hill by the lake and beat the cymbals to scare the strange birds. They couldn't bear the harsh sound and flew out of the woods in a hurry.Taking this opportunity, Hercules bent his bow and set his arrows, and shot several arrows in succession. Several strange birds landed in response, and the rest flew away in a hurry.They flew over the sea, as far as the island of Aretia, and never came back.

These are just a few of the many challenges in the life of Hercules, and nothing can match these experiences after becoming a god.

Commonly known as invincible.

For Hercules, invincibility will make people lonely, and loneliness will lead to autism for a long time. Autism will lead to a series of psychological problems. If the psychological problems increase, they will be fed back to people's behavior.

Therefore, Hercules, the god of Hercules, who has always shown a positive and sunny image in front of others, actually has an unspeakable secret.

All the reasons can be attributed to the jealousy of the queen Hera.

As a strong contender for the championship of the Jealousy Contest of All Gods, why did Queen Hera dislike Hercules? A wild boy who didn't know where he came from, a bastard of that old Zeus, suddenly appeared!

How could Hera bear it this day, Zeus's own cubs are already threatening enough, and what's even more annoying is that there are wild ones! !
The so-called mother is more expensive than the child, and Ares, the god of war, is also the son of Zeus. Naturally, Hera, the queen of heaven, has more say in Olympus by virtue of her son's status!

Although the son of Ares, the god of war, managed to obtain part of the military power under the operation of the queen Hera, and made a lot of military exploits, he just couldn't make the old guy Zeus look at him more!

Even Athena, the goddess of wisdom, is more favored than Ares, the god of war!

The Queen Hera, who has always been silent, could only take out her anger on Hercules, a guy who had already exposed his identity as a descendant of Zeus but had not been made a god!
Although Hercules helped the gods in the war between Olympus and the giants, Queen Hera did not change her attitude towards Hercules. When she learned that Hercules was depressed , she took the opportunity to turn Hercules' melancholy into a savage rage.Out of control, Hercules even wanted to kill his cherished nephew Iolaus. After Iolaus learned the news, he ran away overnight. In anger and rage, Hercules had hallucinations in his eyes. Shoot the children of Iolaus and Megara as if they were giants!

Knowing that Hercules, who had caused a catastrophe, fell into pain, until one day, twelve impossible challenges were placed in front of him. In order to atone for his sins and to fill the gap in his heart, Hercules resolutely embarked on a journey to complete the mission.

The following events are just as recorded in myths and legends. When the human hero Hercules completed twelve impossible tasks, Olympus became a god, married the goddess of youth, and reached the pinnacle of life. !
But now facing the No.13 challenge, how can Hercules not be overwhelmed?
(End of this chapter)