Popular science physics, teach a magic god?

The giant sculptures built by mortals, blessed by the divine power of the Olympian gods, transformed into the legendary Titans, waving their fists and fighting fiercely with the activated 'sailing men'.

Each punch of the statue giant can knock down large chunks of the deck or body fragments protruding from certain holes in the ship. At the same time, the mast of the sailing monster also pierced the chest and abdomen of the giant stone statue like a spear.

If the battle in the extraordinary realm can be said to be barely even, the battle on the mortal level is one-sided.

The poor bronze daggers in the hands of the brave Athenian guards were unable to effectively damage those calf-sized Chaos Demons.

Well, the defense of the entire area is quite good, but the number of Tianling Gai is a bit of a test.

Only a few items such as large ballistae can barely resist.

But how many ballistas and trebuchets can there be in a city?

As a last resort, those on the front line were all divine envoys or divine warriors sent by the Olympus gods.

If someone like Lei saw this scene, maybe he would shout excitedly like Saint Seiya or something.

Just to this extent, the Olympus gods must not panic. What really brings them trouble is... the Titans!

Most people in the Celestial Dynasty have only heard of the name Zeus, but few people know that Zeus is actually of Titan blood.

Titans are synonymous with super giants in Western mythology on Earth.

Whether it is Zeus's father Cronus or his grandfather Uranus, they are both very huge giants.

Specifically, in the Olympus myth, Cronus was instigated by his mother Gaia to castrate and overthrow his father Uranus with a scythe. Uranus predicted that Cronus would also be overthrown by his children, so as soon as their children were born, they would be swallowed by Cronus. Only Zeus survived.

After Zeus came of age, he designed his father to vomit out all his brothers and sisters, and led his brothers to overthrow the Titan gods headed by Cronus.

Few people know that the deposed Cronus and his other fallen Titan brothers were unwilling to accept defeat and were determined to regain their lost power. They elected Atlas, the tallest and strongest Titan, son of Eptus, one of the Twelve Titans, as their leader and attacked Mount Olympus.

Originally Zeus and the others were going to be doomed, but as a last resort, Zeus released six hundred-handed giants and cyclops from the Tartarus Hell who hated the Titans, and used the thunder scepter they specially built and gave to themselves to overturn the Titans, and everyone involved in the battle All the Titans were imprisoned in hell, and only Atlas was punished to hold his head up to the sky. This battle is known as the "Titan Rebellion" in history.

Zeus never expected that after they withdrew from the earth and came to this universe, they would be unexpectedly attacked by the forces of chaos without any sense of martial ethics.

If it were a simple battle, Zeus wouldn't be afraid at all.

The bad thing is that while Zeus was busy partying every day and hunting for women all over the world, Chaos quietly polluted the Tartarus Hell.

Note - The structure of the Leolympus plane in this universe is the same as described in "Homer's Epic". The Kingdom of Hades is the residence of the souls of the dead and is ruled by Hades; the Hell of Tartarus is the prison of the defeated Titans. The land is guarded by giants with hundreds of hands.

Zeus really didn't expect that the fifty heads and hundreds of hands of the Hundred-Handed Giant would actually match the power of Chaos so well that they almost hit it off.

The hundred-handed giant Gyges, corrupted by Chaos, brutally attacked his prisoner, the Titan Eptus, as a jailer.

Ever since, a Chaos Titan with 99 heads, 233 giant arms, and a height of 400 meters, filled with resentment against Zeus during his lifetime, knocked on the door at the foot of Mount Olympus every day, and he kept breaking off the door as big as an entire villa. The boulders were thrown up. In one attack, hundreds of boulders were thrown up like raindrops, like a terrifying meteor shower.

Even if the flying stones were smashed by the divine mountain guards full of divine power, it still made him extremely embarrassed.

"#@!! @%"

Because the Chaos Titan was confused by the power of Chaos, he could no longer utter a sentence with complete meaning. What came out of the 99 heads and 648 horribly distorted mouths were all vague syllables.

It can only be roughly perceived from the tone and volume that this Chaos Titan's curses are definitely very dirty, and they are definitely not polite words such as "open the door and the community will send warmth".

Zeus, how many bad things have he done throughout the ages?

Some people have mud falling off their crotches, but his pants are full of shit and there is no mud at all.

Even though the Hundred-Handed Giant was technically his uncle, Greek mythology was full of stories of roommates fighting each other, and he wouldn't even think about rescuing the Hundred-Handed Giant and purifying him.

When he saw this two-in-one 'uncle' knocking on the door, he gathered the twelve gods of Olympus to do his job without saying a word.

Are you done?

Such as dry!

His thunder, the flames of the fire god Hephaestus, and the divine arrows of the hunting goddess Artemis took turns to hit it. At least 50 heads and 110 arms of the Chaos Titan were hit, causing blood and flesh to fly everywhere, which was earth-shattering. . It even caused the Chaos Titan to accidentally fall from the Holy Mountain of Olympus and fall back into the Tartarus Hell.

Unfortunately, not long after, the Chaos Titan returned, carrying horrific injuries, and... another fallen Titan, Koos.

The biggest difference between Chaos Titans who were completely corrupted by Chaos and those who were alive was that they no longer felt pain and could ignore the damage to their bodies and launch fearless charges. Moreover, because Chaos would confuse multiple elements, some Chaos Titans would inexplicably develop resistance that they did not have before.

For example, the Chaos-transformed Koos at this moment...

The thick clouds on the Holy Mountain of Olympus suddenly stirred violently, and countless lightning snakes seemed to gather in a vortex in one direction. In the center of the vortex, a white-curled old man with long hair raised his right hand and a flash of lightning flashed. With a loud "boom", a purple-blue lightning beam fell from the sky, like a huge spear thrown by a Titan, piercing the chest of Koos, who now had half an octopus face.

Zeus's thunderbolt was very powerful, and it easily blew up Koos's chest muscle, which weighed at least 100 tons, and penetrated his chest.

Then what?

There was no sign of Thunder nailing Koos to the ground or knocking him down.

This Chaos Titan with two heads and a height of 200 meters still used six hands and three legs, and only slowed down slightly, and continued to climb up the sacred mountain.

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

Three steps, three steps!

Six hands, six hands!

His distorted and terrifying appearance, combined with his huge body size, even the Olympian gods on the opposite side felt an unbearable sense of oppression.

Just when the twelve main gods of Olympus were all tingling, an unexpected existence broke in.

Just outside the sacred mountain, a pair of divine eyes emitting a faint blue color opened, his eyes were as calm as water, and he really looked like he was watching a play, watching the Olympian gods do nothing with this Chaos Titan who could resist and fight.

"Ryan, what are you doing here..." Zeus was so angry that he glared at the pair of divine eyes.

Other beings are afraid of Zeus, but Ryan is not. He smiled and said, "It won't cost you anything to take a look. Do you need some advice?"