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The reality once again proved a truth to Luo Ning.

Regardless of whether you are dealing with yourself or others, don't stand up casually, even if you have considerable or even full confidence.

Otherwise, nine times out of ten there will be problems.

Now is an example.

Just when Luo Ning thought that the Goddess of Wisdom had some trump card and could definitely defeat Typhon, she went to the street, unexpectedly and reasonably.

The battlefield of the sun was trampled and smashed by Typhon's foot, and the shock wave formed in response to the earth raged out, sweeping the goddess of wisdom who had lost her chariot from Mount Olympus.

Although she turned into an owl with golden feathers and spread her wings halfway, it still couldn't change the fact that she failed.

She escaped.

The only obstacle disappeared, and Typhon successfully occupied Mount Olympus. He roared on the towering peak, and the sound shook the four poles, resounding through the heaven and earth, announcing that his era of rule is coming.

Luo Ning looked at all this frowning at the foot of the mountain.

The Goddess of Wisdom actually lost?

This was somewhat unexpected to Ronin.

But after a little thought, he was relieved again.

The failure of the goddess of wisdom is probably not a real failure, but... a strategy for clearing the level!

That's right, customs clearance strategy!

To defeat Typhon, one must first be defeated by Typhon.

This is a necessary condition for customs clearance, at least for the Greek gods and Roman gods.

Why is there such a customs clearance condition.

Because this is how the Titan Rebellion in history developed, ended like this, and ended like this.

This is the trajectory of fate!

Typhon is the evil son of Gaia, the goddess of earth, and Talos, the god of hell. He inherits Gaia's last strength and will, challenges the gods on Olympus, and attempts to regain the authority of the earth divided by Zeus.

In this way, Typhon's strength can be imagined. At the beginning of the war, none of the gods was his opponent. Zeus and Athena also lost one after another, and they were knocked down by him to the top of Olympus.

After the defeat, the gods knew that Typhon was too powerful to face him head-on, and could only win by cleverness, so Athena offered a plan, and the gods worked together to get back the cloud armor, thunder shield, electric spear, thunderbolt arrow and time battle for Zeus. The car waited for the artifact, and let the three goddesses of fate trick Typhon into eating the next day's fruit. Under the internal and external attacks, the titan monster was just defeated by Zeus.

This is the battle of the titans in history.

Nowadays, the Capricorn Palace is simulated by faith, and the reenactment of this battle between gods and demons must naturally follow the development of history.

If so, Typhon in the first battle is extremely powerful, and it is almost impossible to defeat him head-on. He can only follow the trajectory of history and destiny, let him defeat the gods, occupy Mount Olympus, and then retrieve the artifacts, and the god-king will fight against him , Defeat this giant monster.

Although God King Zeus is not around now, with the wisdom and identity of Goddess of Wisdom, he can completely replace God King's historical status.

Therefore, she has to be defeated by Typhon, and then with the help of the Olympus gods (clearance npc) set up in the Capricorn Palace, she can get back Zeus's cloud armor, thunder shield, electric spear, thunderbolt bow and arrow, time war Cars and other artifacts (customs clearance props) to arm yourself, and then re-board Olympus to defeat Typhon.

This is the complete strategy for clearing the level. The Pan En that Luo Ning guessed before is only a part of it. It does not mean that if you find Paine, you will be able to pass the level smoothly. You have to follow the development of history and follow the trajectory of fate.

Of course, if you are strong enough, you don't have to follow this strategy to pass the level, defeat Typhon in the first act, and complete the feat of changing your life against the sky.

But this is not a wise choice.

What is fate!

It is inevitable for the development of the world!

no matter how it changes,

No matter how you change it, it is bound to become a reality.

This is destiny!

No one can resist fate.

This is the consensus of the major gods, or the common understanding of fate.

It is precisely because of this that there are myths and legends such as "Uranus Prophecy", "Twilight of the Gods", "Infinite Tribulation" and "Doomsday Judgment".

The god-king prophecy in Greek mythology, the doomsday catastrophe in Nordic mythology, the reincarnation of destiny in the Eastern pantheon, and the will of God in the temple pantheon are all manifestations of destiny, irresistible manifestations.

The strength of destiny lies not in force, but in its inevitability.

You think you are fighting against fate, but in fact you are conforming to fate and contributing to fate. Your struggle, your efforts, and everything you have is a part of fate, and it is an inevitable development. It is doomed from the beginning, no matter you No matter how you fight or how hard you work, you can't change the final result.

This is destiny!

An irresistible necessity!

Only ignorant and fearless mortals would shout against the heavens and their fate, and the gods would never make such nonsense, because their own destiny could not resist, or their resistance was also part of their destiny.

Fate is inevitable and unsolvable.

This is the consensus of the major gods, especially the Greek gods.

What is the most famous fate of the Greek pantheon?

Naturally, it was the prophecy of Uranus, the first generation of God King.

The Greek gods have been passed down from generation to generation, and it is easier from generation to generation. After the glorious rule of the previous generation of god kings, they are destined to be overthrown by his heirs and start the rule of the next generation.

Therefore, the first generation of god-king Uranus was overthrown by his child, the second-generation god-king Cronus, and Cronus was replaced by his child, the third-generation god-king Zeus, and the future rule of Zeus will also Destined to be ended by His child, the wise and courageous goddess of victory, the fourth God-King of Olympus.

This is the prophecy of Uranus, the fate of the Greek pantheon.

Cronus and Zeus both fought against each other, but what was the result?

Cronus swallowed all his children, but he still couldn't prevent the rise of Zeus.

Zeus also imitated his father and swallowed the pregnant Metis into his belly, which resulted in the birth of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, and allowed the other party to inherit/divide the authority of his god-king in his skull.

This is fate, inevitable fate, unsolvable fate, a fate that even the supreme god-king cannot change?

God kings can't compete with fate, let alone other gods?

The status of destiny in the Greek pantheon is still above the supreme god-king, the supreme supreme, the first law that transcends sky and earth, time and space, creation and destruction, light and darkness, life and death .

The Greek gods dare not fight against fate, nor can they fight against fate. They can only conform to fate, promote fate, and even use fate.

That's right, using fate is also a major feature of the Greek gods.

Greek gods are good at using fate, they will make various prophecies, issue various oracles, and use the power of "fate" to achieve their own goals.

The prophecy of Uranus is an example. It is relying on the power of fate that Uranus, Cronus, and Zeus, the three supreme gods and kings of Greece, can replace each other with "benevolent father and filial piety".

This is the big fate, and there are small ones, such as the equally famous Oedipus the King.

Apollo, the god of light, once issued an oracle, predicting that Oedipus would kill his father and take his mother. This prophecy terrified Oedipus's biological father, and he threw the newborn Oedipus into the deep mountains. Feed by wolves, but Oedipus survived by chance and was adopted by a king.

After Chengda admitted, Oedipus also learned of his own destiny prophecy. He was afraid that he would make such an unethical behavior, so he left his adoptive parents to escape his fate.

Then...he came to his biological father's country, without knowing it, killed his biological father who abandoned him, and went to the capital to marry his mother who also didn't know about it.

The prophecy was fulfilled, and the tragedy happened.

During this period, everyone was fighting and escaping, but it didn't work. Destiny is destiny. Oedipus was played by the gods all his life.

The use of fate by the Greek gods can be seen.

Therefore, fate has a supreme status in the Greek god system. The idea of ​​the Greek gods is to conform to fate, promote fate, and gain the power of fate.

This is also reflected in the battle of the titans.

Fate predestined the birth of Typhon, the failure of Zeus, the fall of Olympus, and also the counterattack of Zeus, the defeat of Typhon, and the recovery of Olympus.

This is the history of the past, and the trajectory of destiny has been realized. Only by following this trajectory can we gain the power of destiny.

Therefore, it is not a wise choice to confront Typhon, who is destined to occupy Mount Olympus, in the first act. Pay a heavy price.

How could the goddess of wisdom do such an unwise thing?

So she resolutely chose to give in, and was knocked off Mount Olympus by Typhon in accordance with her fate.

Now she should have followed the trajectory of fate to get Zeus' cloud armor and thunder shield, thunder bow and arrow, time chariot and other artifacts, and she will come back soon to kill Typhon.

Stuck at this node, what should Luo Ning do, or what can he do?

Should he follow the trajectory of fate and directly kill Typhon who occupies Olympus, or catch up with the goddess of wisdom, take her artifact, replace her identity, and then turn around and kill Typhon?

Luo Ning was a little hesitant.

And the reality didn't give him time to think about it.

Typhon—moved!

The titan who had successfully boarded Olympus and regained the power of the earth roared, and trampled on the earth again with its right foot that grew out of the snake's tail.

"Boom!"

The giant monster trampled on it, and the earth trembled, shaking all the way from the top of Olympus to the feet of Ronin.

That's right, Ronin's feet.

He was found!

"Wow!"

The earth shook and changed suddenly. Luo Ning, who was still watching the battle at the bottom of the mountain, came directly to the battlefield on the top of the mountain, at the foot of Tifeng.

Apparate?

shrink into an inch?

neither!

This is the shifting of the earth!

Typhon, who holds the "authority of the earth", can transfer himself to any place, and can also transfer any place to himself.

Now he transferred Ronin from the bottom of the mountain to the top of the mountain.

The speed of this transfer was even faster than the space teleportation of the same level, and it was too late for Luo Ning to react, let alone fight against it.

This is Typhon in the first act, the giant giant monster blessed by "fate", a terrifying existence that even the king of gods cannot match.

Although the current Typhon is not the real Typhon, but the gatekeeper boss simulated by the belief in the Capricorn Palace, but at this moment, he is also favored by fate.

The manifestation of fate is not a single force, but the development track of everything and everything. All forces are the composition of fate and the arrangement of fate.

Belief is also the same. The beliefs gathered in the Capricorn Palace include the cognition and understanding of Typhon, setting him as an invincible existence in the "first act", and the belief power of the Capricorn Palace will do everything possible to complete this setting.

How much faith is stored in Capricorn?

Ten million?

hundreds of millions?

With the support of these billions of beliefs, what kind of terrifying power will Typhon, who is set to be invincible, gain?

It's no wonder that the woman ran so happily and decisively just now, not only to comply with the script of "fate", but also that Typhon is really hard to shake at this moment.

Even if she has enough strength to change her life against the sky, the price she pays will make her lose more than she gains.

So she ran away, and ran away decisively.

Now if I were Luo Ning, would I have to run away like her?

of course not!

Just kidding, that's why he came here. Now that the ideal prey is in front of him, what reason does he have to escape?

He can't use the power of the zodiac like the Greek gods and Roman gods, and the script strategy of fate probably doesn't apply to him. There is no need to get Zeus's weapons and equipment like the goddess of wisdom, which will hardly help him.

Just use hard power to win it. As for how much it will cost, pay what you pay. He is fighting in real life, unlike the master gods who have been cloned. There are various restrictions, and there is no need to compete with the Greek gods and Roman gods. The consumption and loss of the battle will not affect his plan at all, so what is there to worry about?

Just do it!

Luo Ning didn't run away, and right at the top of Olympus, he faced the giant giant monster occupying the holy mountain and having completed his authority.

Olympus, the holy mountain and holy land, although it looks like a high mountain from the outside world, is actually another world, with an unimaginably vast interior.

But Typhon's body is too huge, the body of a titan stands up to the sky, and Olympus can barely accommodate it.

In front of him, Luo Ning was not much bigger than an ant. The two sides were so disparate in size that they really didn't know how to fight.

Typhon didn't seem to regard him as an opponent either. After routinely transferring him over, he routinely raised his big foot, ready to trample him to death.

The body of Typhon's giant monster, with a human at the top and a snake at the bottom, has hundreds of arms on the human body, and two feet on the snake body. It looks like... a puppet costume, but there are no decorations on the legs, and two big hairs protrude from it. A big guy with legs.

Forgive Ronin for using such a weird metaphor, he really doesn't know how to describe this thing.

In short, it challenges people's visual acceptance ability.

But Typhon obviously didn't feel that much. The big hairy leg that grew out of the snake's tail lifted up and stepped on Ronin. It was already connected to the earth, and the complete Olympus also shook accordingly, and the power of the son of the earth Echoing up and down, pinching back and forth.

"boom!"

Just hearing a loud noise, Olympus vibrated loudly, and Typhon's huge feet trampled on the ground, leaving an incomparably huge footprint.

but don't want to...

"puff!"

The blood splattered, pierced through the flesh and blood, and broke a huge wound on the giant monster's feet.