Give Me the Name of God

Phorcus was almost killed instantly by Typhon, which disappointed Manda. His father-in-law had always been as famous as Typhon, but the gap between strength and reputation was a bit big.

I don’t know what Medusa would think if she were here, but Manda is more concerned about Hermes’ thoughts now.

Typhon surrendered to Hermes and now suddenly appeared in Buck City to devour the Lord of Divine Punishment.

Did Hermes know about this? To put it more bluntly, was this something Hermes ordered Typhon to do?

If it was Hermes who instigated it, it would make sense. Hermes didn't want to take risks himself, so he gave the opportunity to his subordinates.

But the only question is, after Typhon swallows the Lord of Divine Punishment, will he still obey Hermes?

Cronus had the same question: Did you order Typhon to devour the Lord of Divine Punishment?

Hermes shook his head and said: I just told him the news. I didn't give him any orders. I only gave him the opportunity to choose.

Cronus sighed: This opportunity cannot be given randomly.

Seeing that the Sea Queen was about to be swallowed by Typhon, Nereus could not just watch his daughter disappear.

He transformed into a giant in the sea, with a stature of more than three hundred feet, several times larger than Typhon. He lifted a steel fork like an iron tower and stepped forward to fight Typhon for his life.

But he was too big to help Nereus solve the actual problem. Typhon didn't even bother to look back. He directly used his arms behind his back to knock Nereus down and began brutal torture. The blue whale was quickly torn into pieces. Nereus' soul also lost consciousness.

Everyone thought that no one could save Amphitrite, Queen of the Sea, but when the surrounding waves rose again, a deep and dark atmosphere enveloped the entire Bucks City.

With the emergence of this aura, the seawater that originally only gathered in the palace gradually flooded the entire Bucks City, and even the giant trees hundreds of meters high disappeared under the seawater.

Manda quickly raised the altitude of his flight and asked Miss Tian Ping: Who is here?

Miss Tian Ping said solemnly: This seems to be one of my descendants.

This is like saying nothing. Which of the gods in the world is not your descendant?

You don't seem to be! Miss Tianping sniffed and re-checked Manda's breath.

Of course I do, me too, actually, look! What is that!

A dark figure appeared under the sea. Manda initially thought it was a big fish, because the lines of this figure were very soft and had no edges at all, which was very similar to the streamlined shape of a fish.

Judging from the size, this big fish can cover the entire palace. According to the concept of past lives, it should belong to a creature like Kun.

As we all know, Kun is the best at swallowing this kind of thing.

But when the figure emerged from the water, Manda discovered that it was not a fish, at least not in the shape of a fish.

His body shape is more similar to that of a human being, with a head, torso and limbs. The reason why it has a streamlined shape in the water is because its body is covered with a large amount of hair.

When Manda looked more closely, she realized that it was not hair, but seaweed.

The whole body was wrapped in tens of meters of seaweed, and with the fluctuation of the sea water, a streamlined protective layer was formed. It was difficult for Manda to imagine what kind of creature this was.

Even Hermes didn't recognize him for a moment, but Cronus was quite impressed by him.

Pontos, the original sea god, the eighth god of this world, the mother's true eldest son, and the original lord of the ocean.

Hermes said: I have heard of His deeds, but I have never seen Him.

Of course you haven't seen Him. My brother Oceanus took over His authority. He has since sunk to the bottom of the sea and has no interest in world affairs. At that time, even Zeus was not born.

The water vapor rose into the sky, and Hermes narrowed his eyes.

Looking at this momentum, Pontos' strength is really impressive.

Cronus said: When Pontos gave up his authority on his own initiative, some said he was timid, some said he was tired of fighting, and some even said he was as strong as his mother. I suggest you give Typhon a hand. Typhon should not be able to last long in His presence.”

Hermes shook his head and said, This is Typhon's own choice. I shouldn't help him, and he doesn't need my help.

Cronus said: You may not know enough about the primitive gods. Some of their powers exceed the limits of order.

Pontus grabbed Typhon in the sea. The giant with hundreds of hands and hundreds of arms turned out to be like a toy in Pontus' hands.

Hoo~ Pontos let out a muffled roar, and the sea water turned bright red.

This is a muffled roar that is silent to most people because it is too low and beyond the range of human hearing.

But Manda heard very clearly. Not only could he hear it, but he could also feel that there was a dull pain in his chest.

This is similar to the infrasonic weapons in previous lives. Infrasound waves resonate with human organs, causing serious damage to human internal organs until death.

First it was flooded, then it was an infrasonic attack. There must be no one alive in the entire Bucks City.

With a muffled roar, Pontos put Typhon in his hands and rubbed it repeatedly. A large amount of blood seeped out from between his fingers, making the sea water more red.

Manda thought Typhon had turned into meat paste, but he didn't expect that the blood was not Typhon's.

During repeated rubbing, Pontos' skin and flesh continued to fall off, until only white bones were left on his palms, and Pontos stopped.

Typhon parted his palm and stood in front of Pontus unscathed.

Countless giant eyes looked at Pontos, seeming to advise the other party to come up with more decent means.

Pontos raised a waterspout and tried to tear Typhon into pieces.

Typhon did not dodge, spitting lava from his mouth, turning the seawater into steam, and quickly calmed down the tornado.

Pontos summoned a dozen waterspouts and surrounded Typhon.

Typhon launched a black storm, turning the waterspout invisible, and also swept Pontos up in the air and threw him into the sea.

Pontos got up from the sea and became angry. Seaweed grew crazily all over his body and entangled Typhon.

He summoned the silt from ten thousand meters under the sea. The silt was very viscous. Under the layers of it, Typhon turned into a ball of mud.

At the same time, Pontos summoned the water pressure of nearly 10,000 meters deep. The mud ball continued to twist and deform under the huge pressure. The seaweed on Pontos body continued to grow, shuttled back and forth among the mud ball. , trying to tear Typhon apart completely.

However, when the layers of silt fell off, Typhon still stood in front of Pontos intact. Although there were numerous scars on his body, Typhon had a smile on his face.

Pontos once again covered Typhon with mud, and huge water pressure struck again. Pontos wanted to tear Typhon apart, but Typhon was tired and the battle was over.

Four arms slowly stretched out from the mud. One arm tore off the seaweed on Pontos' body, one arm tore open Pontos' skin, one arm broke Pontos' spine, and one arm twisted off Pontos' body. Pontos' head.

The remains of Pontos fell into the sea water, and the gushing blood covered the sun and dyed the sky red.

Typhon looked around, waiting for the next Poseidon to fight. After a long time without a response, he picked up the Sea Queen and continued to devour it.

Cronus pursed his lips: No wonder he can turn Olympia upside down. Do you want him to devour the Lord of Divine Punishment? Are you sure your choice is wise?

Hermes looked up at the sky. The rain of blood from Pontos had not dissipated, but the sky was gradually getting darker.

Is it getting dark? It's getting dark so quickly?

Cronus smelled the smell in the air: It seems to be Erebus.

Hermes smiled and said: The God of Darkness, who usually disappears, is here to support us today.