Give Me the Name of God

Under the siege of everyone, Medusa became angry.

She was indeed at fault in this matter, but if these women hadn't rashly used violence against her, they wouldn't have pushed her into a desperate situation.

Now they were aggressive again, not only the four women, but also the dwarf, and the dead insect. Their attitude was worse than those four women, and anger rushed into Medusa's heart again.

She wrote a line on the paper: As long as he has not fallen into the Styx River, as long as I forgive him, he can come back alive.

Worm read the note and wrote back: Don't you want to forgive him now?

Medusa smiled and wrote: Beg me, kneel down and beg me, so that I can consider forgiving him.

Worm was furious when he saw this, and worm threads sprang out from between his fangs. Medusa showed no fear, and her snake hair stood up.

Upon seeing this, the lion girl hurriedly came to stay with the two of them, and said to Worm: What on earth did she say.

Wurm said: She made us kneel down and beg for her forgiveness.

Lion Girl said: Can this bring Manda back?

Worm shook his head and said: It's hard to say. She said that at least there is a chance.

Hearing this, the lion girl knelt down on the ground without any hesitation, followed by Roma and Eudora.

When the others were about to kneel down, Medusa waved her hand and helped the lion girl up.

Stupid woman, you really love that man, but does that man love you? Is the man worthy of your love?

No one knew what she was talking about. She picked up paper and pen and wrote one line: I have forgiven Manda a long time ago.

Worm told the lion girl what he meant. The lion girl nodded, pointed at Medusa and said: Beat her!

A group of people surrounded Medusa again and began to fight. Medusa shouted: Don't force me to fall into despair again. First make sure that Manda has not fallen into the Styx River!

After much effort, everyone finally understood what Medusa meant, but how to confirm Manda's current condition?

Except for Manda, no one can enter the underworld, not even Medusa.

After thinking hard for a long time, Kunta suddenly thought of a person: The Fat Knight! He is a fifth-level believer of Hades!

Kunta has found the right person, because he has reached a very high level. During the process of practice, fifth-level believers have more or less contact with the gods. Stanley cannot enter the underworld, but he has a way to communicate with the underworld - he can Summon the messenger from the underworld.

After learning what happened, Stanley asked Eudora to bring a piece of Manda's underwear, and asked someone to kill a sheep, prepare the sheep's blood, and put it on the altar of Hades.

Using millipedes, netherworld grass, golden skeletons, and the bitter cold stone unique to the underworld, Stanley summoned the servant of Hades, a twisted and blurred ghost in the black smoke.

Messenger Guka, I am willing to serve you. The ghost bowed at the altar, and Stanley relied on this messenger to help him buy the flames of the underworld.

Stanley took Manda's clothes and said to the ghost: Remember this breath, go to the Styx River to help me find someone, tell him that his friends have forgiven him, and let him come back as soon as possible.

The messenger smelled the clothes and said, Guka wants to drink blood.

Stanley poured a bowl of sheep blood for Guka. Guka drank it all in one gulp, wiped his mouth and said, Guka wants more.

After drinking three bowls of sheep's blood, Guka turned into a whirlwind and disappeared on the altar.

…

On the island in the Styx River, Manda and Akira chatted for a long time.

Akira is still a demigod, not only because he has not found a suitable successor in the human world, but also because he has no real position in the underworld. To use a familiar vocabulary from Manda's previous life, it should be called a secondment.

The reason why Pluto seconded him from the human world was because there was a problem with the work attitude of the three-headed dog Cerberus. Akira did not want to elaborate on what the problem was. He just said that he brought some things that should not have come. People were put into the underworld, and some people who should not have left were let out of the underworld.

According to Manda's speculation, this should be related to Typhon's wishes. The three-headed dog is Typhon's son. After Typhon was reborn, the three-headed dog will naturally be loyal to his father's will.

The three-headed dog was unable to fulfill its duties, which gave Akira the opportunity to work in the underworld. The three-headed dog guarded the other side of the Acheron River, and Akira guarded the other side of the Styx River, creating an additional line of defense. Pluto can naturally be more practical.

After listening to Akira's story, Manda felt a little uncomfortable. A position as a gatekeeper was worth fighting for for a demigod.

These are not the focus right now, the focus is how Manda gets out of here.

Unless the person who swore the oath comes to the underworld in person and promises to break his oath with you on the banks of the River Styx, you will never be able to leave.

This was Akira's explanation. Manda pretended to be calm on her face, but she had some doubts about the answer in her heart.

He and Medusa had discussed similar issues at the beginning. If Medusa was really desperate, would Manda be destined to be a river mud in the River Styx?

The answer given by Medusa is that as long as Medusa forgives Manda before he falls into the River Styx, he can still leave the underworld, which is obviously different from Akira's description.

Did Medusa lie to herself?

This doesn't seem to make sense logically. According to Akira, if Medusa was not in the underworld, there was almost no possibility of Manda leaving the Styx River. Why didn't Medusa tell the truth? The shock value of saying this is obviously greater.

While thinking, the island suddenly shook, and Manda noticed that the scenery on both sides of the bank was slowly moving.

Akira sighed softly: Our luck is not very good, this island is slowly drifting.

drifting?

Yes, there are many Styx islands that are losing their foundation. They will move slowly on the Styx, sometimes dozens of feet, sometimes dozens of miles. Sometimes they will stop temporarily, and sometimes they will continue to drift. Until it is forgotten by people, we call it the lost island on the River Styx. You should have heard of this kind of thing. Many people like to hide things on the lost island because no one can find it. The same is true for people. Once left, No one can find him on the Lost Island. Someone should have warned you never to enter the Lost Island.

Manda tried his best to control his expression. Of course he had received a warning. This was one of the most severe warnings the old goat had given Manda.

Akira looked at Manda and said, This island may fall into despair at any time. I must leave before that. Will your friend who made the oath come to you?

Manda said solemnly: I'm afraid this will be difficult. He doesn't have the ability to enter the underworld.

Akira asked in surprise: Then how did he make the oath on the banks of the Styx River in the first place?

Manda explained euphemistically: He was a ghost at that time.

Ghost... Akira thought for a long time and said to Manda, I have a method that may be able to help you. I can open a passage between the underworld and the human world so that you can see that friend, and then use your Use your fourth-level skill to summon him to your side, and then find a way to make him forgive you. I believe you will have a way to convince him.

Manda didn't speak for a long time. Judging from Akira's tone, how to make that friend forgive herself was the key point, but to Manda's ears, this was the least important sentence.

The important words are at the front. For example, how does he know that his friend is in the world? How does he know I can see him? The most important thing is, how does he know that I can summon him back with the fourth level skill? Manda never said that the friend possessed his doppelganger.

Akira keeps referring to Manda's friend as he, as if he doesn't know anything about him.

But in Manda's opinion, this was just a deliberate mistake. Akira seemed to know that friend very well.

Maybe Akira's appearance was not a coincidence, nor was it a coincidence that he landed on this island.

What does Akira want to do? When he achieves his goal, will he still be able to leave alive?

The island shook again, and Akira's expression became more solemn: Little brother, do you have a way to get your friend's forgiveness? If you can't, maybe I can. Anyway, call him over first. We don't have much time.

…

The candles on the altar were never extinguished, and Stanley was waiting for the messenger Guca to return.

At dusk, he actually appeared on the altar. He seemed to be frightened and panted for a long time before he recovered.

Guka wants to drink blood!

Stanley quickly delivered a jar of sheep blood. Guka drank it all in one breath, wiped his mouth and said, I found the person you were looking for. He is on an island that is about to be lost.

Stanley asked: Is there a way for him to escape?

Guka said: I don't know if he can escape, but I know there is someone who won't let him leave. That's a demigod. I can't get close to him.

Demigod trapped Manda? What's the reason for this?

While everyone was speculating, the ghost reminded: That island will be completely lost, and you will never be able to find him again.

Flustered, helpless, and unable to do anything, everyone was in a mess. Medusa wrote a line of words on the paper and gave it to Worm: Ask him to take me to the underworld.

Messenger Guka shook his head and said: I can't take living people to the underworld. I don't have that ability. If you insist on following me, your body will die.

Worm conveyed the meaning of the ghost to Medusa, and Medusa wrote on the paper: I am a ghost. I only have part of my body. That part of the body is not alive in the first place. I have a way to protect Manda's clone. Take me to the underworld immediately, only I can save him!