The Greece Antagonist

Chapter 182 Vigorously Filling Pits and Frantically Digging (5.1k)_3

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"Good!"

Seeing that the Divine Blood Guard around him was getting somewhat unmanageable, an angry and annoyed Pentheus hastily agreed after hearing the suggestion.

"If I can't deal with you, can't I deal with them?"

The young King sneered to himself, a touch of longing arising in his heart.

As long as he used his personal ability to capture all these criminals and send them back to prison, exposing the false god, it would be like creating a commendable feat for himself.

When that time came, who would dare defy his succession to the throne?

Seeing Pentheus agree without a second thought, Luo En sighed and changed his tone.

"However, if you are going, I suggest you put on this dress before you leave."

"Woman's clothing?"

Pentheus's face darkened as he felt humiliated upon seeing the pink dress passed to him by the heretical apostle.

Luo En nodded with a helpless expression and earnestly explained.

"They've just been a bit shocked and had some wine, their mental state might be a bit unstable. If a man approaches, especially one who has not been initiated, those poor women and children will inevitably be scared."

"Nonsense!"

King Pentheus swatted the dress from Luo En's hands, angrily drew his bronze sword, and menacingly placed it at Luo En's lower back.

"Move it, now!"

"Okay, okay, I'll lead the way for you."Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Luo En raised his hands in surrender, honestly mounted the horse with Pentheus, and took responsibility for guiding them.

The galloping warhorse dashed out of the palace, kicking up dust all the way to the outskirts of Thebes City.

Yet amidst the jostling ride, Pentheus inexplicably saw his vision blur as if the world had undergone a strange change.

Two suns hung in the sky, a doubly large Thebes City where each city gate was twice its original height, and the person sitting before him seemed like a bull with a pair of huge horns on its head. Wherever he went, ripe grapes clustered bountifully, their thick wine aroma filling his nostrils and bringing a trace of intoxication.

"No tricks!"

Pentheus frowned, nudged the sharp point of his sword forward, and threatened in a cold voice.

"Even if you run, they won't be able to escape!"

In his panic, he instinctively threw away his sword and clung to the trunk, finally stabilizing his body.

However, at that moment, a deep voice rose in the valley.

"Look, here is the beast that will bring you death, I have brought him."

Not a single leaf in the forest stirred, no sound of any creature could be heard. The God of Wine's followers lifted their heads; they heard the call of the apostle and rushed over rapidly, as if dispatched by the gods themselves.

Beneath the surging intoxication, the reveling women crossed turbulent rivers and dense jungles to gather under the great pine tree, where they saw the harmful beast perched at the top.

—A lion clad in lavish clothes, donning a golden crown.

—Blinded by power, driven by violence.

The disciples couldn't help but recall the torments they had suffered and the brethren who had died in the violent arrests, their anger surging uncontrollably.

"Kill him! Kill him!"

First, the crowd threw stones, broken branches, and divine staves. But none could reach the king in the tree crown.

Then, fueled by the alcohol in their bodies, feeling endless strength, they began digging into the soil around the pine tree with hard oak sticks, rooting out the tree's foundation.

With a thunderous crash, the tree fell, and Pentheus toppled to the ground along with it.

The crowd swarmed over him, their eyes gleaming red with hatred.

"Damn it, what are you doing? I am your king!"

Pentheus bellowed desperately, covered in mud, trying to awaken the plebeians' fear.

But to the believers, that was just a gravely wounded lion roaring impotently.

Meanwhile, Agave, who had been graced with honor and hailed as a priest, swung her divine staff wildly, fervently issuing commands.

"Quick, kill this beast! Don't let it get away!"

In no time, farm women with stones, old men with canes, and youths with clumps of dirt joined together to punish the vicious wild lion.

And some nobles with Divine Blood grabbed the lion's shoulders and violently tore its limbs apart.

Soon, the frenzied women and elders tore into revenge with all limbs, each ripping a piece of flesh from his body.

In the end, atop that bloody mound of earth, only a head remained, with eyes wide open in endless terror, dying without closing them.

At that moment, dozens of dense hoofbeats echoed from outside the thick forest, the reflection of metal armor bringing a chilling menace.

The Divine Blood Guard of Thebes had arrived!