spartan ancestor

Oss has experienced many battles, and the death squads have also done dozens of times.

For him, fighting Persia was no more serious than the wars he had faced before, and by comparison, his precious brother was still important.

The love that was too heavy became a burden, and Hyacinthus made an overwhelmed driving sound: "The letter was sent from Persia to Sparta and back again. After such a toss, there is not much time left for us. You Why don't you tell the other city-states about it?"

Oss raised his hand, pointed to his stern eyes, then pointed to Jacintos, made a gesture of "I will keep watching you", and then picked up the letter: "I have to deal with it, and give those troublesome spirits Let's see."

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The processing that Oss mentioned meant erasing the drawings behind those letter papers.

He went back to his tent and copied a copy before he took the copied letter to the meeting. He didn't mention Neleu during the process, only saying that it was the information sent back by the spies planted in Persia by Sparta.

This is very clever, and it saves outsiders from being suspicious of the letter.

The city-states are not of the same mind, and Disia is watching from the sidelines. If Oss just said that this is a letter from Neliu, the general will definitely seize the opportunity and ask why he believes that a man who was slaughtered by Sparta, The royal family who fled in a hurry would be willing to give up the status they had won in Persia for Sparta and risk their lives to send information.

If you dig a little deeper, you may even question Sparta's position in this war, whether it has already favored Persia, so as to push Sparta out of the battlefield.

This method was quite effective, and the leaders accepted what Os said without any doubts, immediately purge the army, and headed to Thermopylae Pass.

"It's just a little trouble..." Hyacinthus was not in shape on the horse, holding the rein lazily, looked back at the city-state leaders not far away, and turned over in an ungraceful manner. Rolling his eyes, he complained to A-Ka, "This group of people believed my brother's nonsense, thinking that our Spartans really have such foresight, and they always want to ask how this nail was buried in Persia."

Originally, this was said by Oss, and you should also ask Oss.

But this His Majesty, apart from being a little smiling when dealing with his younger brother, relaxed a little in front of his good friend Alan, and even kept a straight face towards his biological father.

Facing these "troublesome spirits" who bored him, he was even more sour. His expression was so solemn and strict that he could stop a child from crying at night.

More than half of the leaders attending the meeting had met Ossin on the battlefield. Seeing Ossin's coffin face, they immediately retreated without fighting, and turned to Jacintos. There are always people running to Yassin along the way Toss strikes up a conversation.

"Your Majesty! Yashin!"

I don't know if Hyacinthus' turning back gave these people a wrong signal, a small group of generals finally urged their horses, and the Phocis consul waved at him quite familiarly: "I Friends, wait, can we chat?"

No, Yacintos replied in his heart, with a smile on his face, slowing down the horse's speed: "Of course."

The leaders immediately flocked over impatiently, although everyone knew that no city-state would be idiot or generous enough to share the method of planting spies.But what if?Gotta try.

Yacintos was also ready, maintaining a polite smile, facing the crowd who caught up: "What do you want to talk about?"

He calculated clearly, no one would believe what he said at this time was "purely unintentional".

He could get through this wave of trouble as long as he was surrounded by people, listening to them guessing how Sparta was thinking foresight, nodding at the right time, and keeping a mysterious smile when asked about details.

His calculation was perfect, and as soon as Phokis Consul caught up, he smiled and said: "We have all heard what His Majesty Os said! The spies were thought of by you, Spartan intelligence You are also responsible for it alone, alas...you are really young and promising!"

"??" Yacintos opened his eyes wide.

WTF?

Why did brother say that?

He acted in astonishment, but the people around him laughed one after another, and began to compliment him one after another, as if he had already confirmed that the spy was arranged by Hyacinthus, trying to pry his mouth away with good words.

As for the Archon of Phocis, he began to look at Hyacinthus again with that mixed "I understand you" and admiration.

Anyway, after the cleansing of the Temple of Delphi, Phocis had reached an alliance with Sparta.

In the eyes of the old consul, the more thoughtful the young king of the friendly country, the better.

It also prevents the councilors of Phocis from always worrying about whether the two kings of Sparta are young, and if Sparta fails to recover, they will turn back Phocis' hind legs.

The consul of Corinth also mingled behind the crowd, poking his head, and quietly gave Jacinthus a thumbs up.

No wonder this His Majesty is able to deal with the gods like a fish in water. It turns out that his appearance is just his disguise!What is really powerful is actually his scheming and means.

"..." Yacintos explained several times, his expression gradually becoming numb.

Surrounded by the crowd persistently, Yacintos looked at Aka, who had already rode away and was at ease, from a distance. After a while, he turned his numb eyes to his brother who was not far away.

The general who scared off the leader with his coffin face looked happy at this time, and he didn't see how daunting he was before, and even smiled at Yacintos.

"..." Hyacinthus slowly withdrew his eyes, took a deep breath, and sincerely said to the chattering people around him, "You misunderstood, in fact, these are all brother's tricks. He knows that you won't pry open my I will never give up, I just want to use this to disturb my pursuit of my lover."

"Hahahahaha, it's you! The story is true," everyone laughed, "Who doesn't know the character of His Majesty Oss? We also fought against him back then. How treacherous this man is on the battlefield, How honest you are on the battlefield, otherwise why every time the battle ends, the peace treaty is always signed exceptionally smoothly?"

Hyacinthus: "..."

He took a deep look at the crowd who were still laughing and felt that they were taking advantage: Yes, why was it so smooth?

Don't you think about it in depth?Um?

Sadly, at the beginning, my father was worried that my elder brother would suffer and told him to teach his elder brother to "learn to be bad". Who would have thought that this person is a black man from the bottom of his heart, but lacks a little correct guidance...

Jacintos looked at his brother, sighed, and looked at Oss with condemning eyes: I taught you so well, so you treat me like this?

Oss looked away from his younger brother without changing his expression: Good!

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Not all the Allied forces went to Thermopylae. After all, they had to deploy defenses in other seaports, and they had to be fully prepared to prevent Persia from temporarily changing its plan.

The consul of Athens, Nico, is also considered a wonderful person. He directly handed over the deployment task to Disia. Firstly, he improved the defensive front, and secondly, he also transferred Disia away from Thermopylae Pass.

The best part is, I don't know how Nico induced it, but Dicia proposed this plan on his own initiative.

When Hyacinthus watched Disia lead a part of the allied army and fleet to leave, he saw Disia repeatedly cast jealous eyes, and seriously suspected that it was Nico who said something about him in front of Disia, which provoked Disia to treat him. The lack of trust made this suspicious general offer to leave the main force and go to the rear to set up a defensive line on the battlefield.

But as long as things develop in a favorable direction, Hyacinthus doesn't care about his reputation.

Being dreadful is not a bad quality for a king.

The Allied forces traveled day and night and arrived at Hot Spring Pass as quickly as possible.When the army was stationed, there was no sign of the Persian fleet.

Hein, who came to join Jacintos, smacked his lips while looking at the map of the military division: "I don't even know whether I should feel 'fortunately'."

Hyacinth glanced at the map beside him, understanding what Hein meant.

The reason why the Persian navy came so late was because Persia occupied too much territory, and the navy's drive to come here was almost equivalent to circling the whole of Greece.

"If the Persian fleet wants to reach Thermopylae, it must pass through the strait between Thessaly and Euboea." Hein pointed at the military map and grinned. "Unfortunately, this season, this terrain... Persia If the fleet wants to cross the strait, it has to meet a rather romantic sea fog."

Hein tossed the smoke bomb in his hand, the original intention was to create a deep image, and show off the pirate's chic and unrestrained style by the way, but before he could catch it twice, he was immediately asked out of the tent by Aka who entered the door.

"Who allows you to play with this kind of thing in the tent?" When throwing him out of the biting winter wind, A-Ka slapped Hein forcefully.

Hein scratched at the door: "Don't drive me away, Your Majesty still has to board the ship with us. We have to do the burial early in the Strait——Mmm!!"

Hein was pushed out after Aka covered his face with his hands.

Yacintos seamlessly switched from work to love, and looked at Aka with a smile in his eyes: "So active today?"

He learned the lessons from the past, stood up quickly, walked around the table with big strides, and walked towards A-Ka. Just as he was about to say nothing and bow first, A-Ka looked down at him as he opened the door curtain.

The cold wind and drizzle slapped Jacintos back to the campfire: "Yes...you can say whatever you want, don't open the curtain casually."

A-Ka did not put down the curtain of the tent: "Want to soak in the hot spring?"

He looked at Yacintos with dark eyes, showing a bit of concentration: "In order to prepare for the battle, the army has moved away the nearby villagers, and now the two hot springs of Kaicui and Panzi are empty."

"...?" Hyacinthus stopped rubbing his frozen face with his hands, and after being slightly dazed, he cheekily asked in surprise, "Are you inviting me to take a bath together?"

Aka's expression seemed to say, "How can you still be hot-headed when the wind is blowing": "No, I'm just talking about you."

Yacintos immediately looked disappointed: "What is there for a person to soak in. It's raining in the winter, so I went to the open-air hot spring..." He lied to Aka seriously, "To be honest, I have no interest in hot springs. I I think this thing is only interesting if you have a bubble with the person you love...Huh?"

It was not the first time for Jacintos to hit a straight ball. Although Aka would blushed his ears expressionlessly every time, there was never one like this.

Usually A-Ka's shyness or tension is always restrained and subtle, if you don't look carefully, it will pass away quietly.

But just now, after he finished his remarks about the hot spring, the other party trembled so obviously, his black eyes stared straight at him, and the emotions in his eyes seemed to be uncontrollable, almost overflowing.

Aka didn't give Yacintos a chance to distinguish carefully, he suddenly raised his hand to cover his eyes, and turned his feet: "Sorry."

"Huh?" Yacintos was a little overwhelmed, and wanted to catch up with him a few steps, but the opponent's feet were blown by the wind, he strode his long legs, and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

"Huh?" A head poked out from the foot of the tent, followed him to look at A-Ka's back, Hein probed his head, "Your Majesty, are you pushing too fast, you see people scare you."

Jacintos slapped Hein on the back of the head: "You know best."

He raised his head, looking thoughtfully at the direction A-Ka left.

Even though Aka covered it in time and did not allow him to see his eyes clearly, the act of covering revealed a lot of information.

For example, the other party does not want him to know his feelings, why?What did he just say hit the other side?

It seems that A-Ka didn't take the initiative to ask him to soak in the hot springs simply because he saw it. Let me ask by the way, there may be some other stories here...

Is it possible that it originated from the previous life?

If so, it would explain why A-Ka hid beside him without saying a word, obviously before that, he had never seen any gods except Zefeng God and Apollo.

Once there is a guess as a starting point, subsequent inferences become smoother.

Yacintos figured out the possible order almost instantly. For example, after escaping from the underworld in his previous life, he met Aka and developed a relationship with him, so after he reversed time, Aka first Time came to him and accompanied him in silence.

Is this possible?Hyacinthus thought, if that was the case, why did Akka always avoid his touch?

...Is it because of what happened in the previous life?Their relationship may not have ended happily.

Hyacinthos wanted to ask too many questions, and he wondered in a mess whether A-Ka would run away as far as he did now when he questioned him.

He was worried and worried, and suddenly shook his head with a broken smile.

Are these important?It's not that important enough to let him stand here and meditate like an enemy.

As he said to Apollo at the beginning, his love does not distinguish between high and low, and does not care about status. Whether his lover is a slave or a beggar, or a god from Olympus, he always cares about that person.

So does it matter who Akka is?

As for their relationship in the previous life?He is already living his second life now, who cares about the rotten things in his previous life.

Hein looked at Jacintos' cloudy and sunny expression, and he was anxious for His Majesty: "Don't be in a daze, people are scared away by you, don't you want to chase them?"

"Well," Jacintos stretched his long legs, "I hope he is walking in the direction of the hot spring."

Hein: "No way—oh, I saw he came back with General Oss."

"..." Yacintos spun around quickly, and turned back to the camp without changing his expression.

Hello brother, goodbye to the hot spring.

The author has something to say: Yashin: Is the past between me and Aka?Is it an identity gap?No, it's brother.