The God Killer in the American Comics World

As the saying goes, "One operation is as fierce as a tiger's, and the damage is two hundred and fifty." Ahem, it is too much to say that Penthesilea A's forced deduction of 1 blood point is too much. After all, she broke Achilles' armor.

This is something even Hector was unable to do.

Penthesilea's success was all due to Ange's incredible three arrows!

This continuous shooting even far surpassed the original owner of these arrows, Eagle Eye.

This is not a blasphemy against Hawkeye, but Hawkeye cannot be as omnipotent as Ange, and he can also attach the fire element to it and make a magic-level explosive arrow.

Unfortunately, that's all.

Penthesilea looked at the monster-like Achilles in front of her with dumbfounded eyes. Ange looked at her, feeling like she would pop her eyes out in the next second.

No one in the room was as aware of the Amazon Queen's extremely embarrassing situation as Ange. To an outsider, there was no doubt that she had the upper hand in this blow.

Why?

It's true that she failed to break through.

The effects of force are reciprocal.

It's like a car crash.

She stood firm, and of course Achilles acted as the energy absorbing box. The impact of that shot, which weighed tons, fell on him.

Everyone around saw that Achilles was shot high and flew backwards.

"Oh oh oh!"

"Achilles is defeated!"

Whether it was or not, the Trojans roared before speaking.

To be honest, the Greeks were really frightened to the point of cardiopulmonary arrest this time.

Unfortunately, the Trojans' joy lasted less than two seconds.

Achilles was indeed shot out of the carriage, but before he could even hit the ground, he counterattacked in mid-air.

The two-meter-long golden gun swung out a brilliant semicircle in mid-air and swept towards the queen.

The Queen and Ange had enough reflexes to duck and avoid the blow, but the Amazon female warrior driver in the car was not so lucky. She and the handsome flag on the chariot were split into two pieces by the huge force at the same time.

Seeing that the chariot was about to lose control, Ange took the reins and pushed half of the driver's body out of the chariot. Not to mention cruel, this was a standard operation for the chariot crew. Everything that hindered the movement of the chariot must be removed.

This is a sickle chariot. There is a long curved sword on the wheel bearing. Once it passes by, this thing can disembowel someone.

In this kind of chariot hedging, people often fall off their horses or chariots, which means hiccups.

"Go back! Kratos! Go back!" the queen shouted.

"Are you sure?" Ange could feel the tremor in her voice.

"I'm sure! I must kill Achilles!" The queen clearly felt the power of the opponent [Body of Styx], but she could not allow herself to blaspheme the glory of the Amazon female warrior.

There was no reply. Ange, like the other chariot drivers who had finished charging, began to pull the reins in unison.

If you could look down from the sky, you would find that the tanks of both warring parties turned left at the same time with great tacit understanding, turned their heads again, formed a formation again, and charged towards the other side.

Ange's horse-riding skills were not up to standard, but fortunately he was in the real C position, and the Trojan chariots all moved out of the way to follow him. Even the chariot of the mighty prince Paris could only eat dirt behind him.

All the charioteers saw Penthesilea holding her spear high and heard her passionate roar.

"For Troy! Kill--"

A round of charge knocked down Agamemnon and Achilles. The Trojans who did not know the truth did not know that the balance of victory had never changed.

At least on the scene...

The advantage (passes) is mine!

They are really into it!

All of them were wailing and yelling as if they had been given blood!

Only Penthesilea's mouth was full of bitterness. She suddenly put her left hand on Ange's shoulder: "Kratos, you are a good man. I am beginning to understand why Hippolyta trusts you so much!"

Ange said calmly: "Thank you."

"Achilles's body has the blessing of the goddess. I can't penetrate his defense. I'm afraid I'm going to die here today." The queen suddenly whispered the truth: "What a pity! Originally, I thought about pressing the button when I go back. It just happened. To be honest, it’s my biggest regret that I haven’t touched a man in my life.”

Ange couldn't suppress his desire to complain: Are all Amazon women so unrestrained? Could a certain heroine be a fake Amazon?

He could only say weirdly: "I'm sorry! Your Majesty! I'm not the kind of man who likes to be pressed down by women."

The queen was stunned for a moment, as if she was in disbelief at Ange's rejection of her, and then she realized something: With Kratos' ability to shoot Agamemnon, which country would he not be a guest in? At least the general starts.

As a Spartan, even if he immediately jumped ship to join the Greek coalition, he would be quickly accepted.

After all, both parties believe in the Greek gods, and they can change jobs by swearing to the gods.

After all, it was her fault.

The Amazons are matriarchal, and as queen, there was a time when she looked down on any man.

Unfortunately, after being severely beaten by the gods and society, Penthesilea, who is now living under the protection of others, has learned many things that she could not learn in the Amazon clan before.

Coupled with ten years of siege and repeated defeats, most of the high spirits have been wiped away.

Her voice suddenly softened: "Okay! If I can go back alive, I don't mind being pinned down by you."

According to legend, the Queen of the Amazons, who enjoyed hunting men, actually said such words. One can only imagine how desperate she was.

"Your Majesty, don't give up! I've heard a secret about Achilles' weakness. Of course, this is unconfirmed."

"Hmm?"

"If you really can't beat him, you can force yourself to open your vitals, take his sword and pretend to be dead, and leave the rest to me."

"Okay! I'll listen to you this time!" Penthesilea didn't believe Ange, but she really had no tricks.

This time, she didn't use a spear, but a meteor hammer that was bigger than Ange's head.

This thing is definitely a cold item on the Greek battlefield.

In a sense, in the era of cold weapons, this is a "physical holy sword" dedicated to armor breaking. Looking back thousands of years later, European noble knights can wear three layers of armor, and ordinary sharp weapons really can't kill these iron lumps.

At this time, if you can't kill him, you can also shock him to death with your meteor hammer, which becomes a killer weapon for armor breaking.

However, the meteor hammer has a serious flaw-it is too slow. Holding it, you are destined to be hit by the spear first.

Ange silently pulled the reins with his left hand and took out a copycat [Blade of Chaos] with his right hand.

The queen showed an admiring look.

Ange was going to help her take the first blow.

Achilles' first blow was really not something that an ordinary strong man could withstand.

On the opposite side, Achilles, who had fallen off the car for a while, suddenly called back the two immortal war horses that were in tune with his mind, and with a beautiful turn, got back on the car.

He charged again, and seeing that the unknown ruthless character on the other side had changed to a meteor hammer, the first Greek warrior didn't say a word and picked up a spear and stabbed at him.

Penthesilea's heart tightened - could Kratos block the first blow? Am I forcing him?