Give Me the Name of God

Before the battle began, Manda had prepared for the worst. If the Sphinx was attacked in advance, Odysseus would be responsible for protecting her safety.

This tactic is extremely reliable. Odysseus escaped from Madesa three times in a row. This was not due to luck, but because he had a barrier that could withstand all attacks.

The tactics were perfect, but there were serious problems with the execution process.

If the Sphinx had never heard of Odysseus, she would at least have a minimum of trust in him.

But the Sphinx had heard of Odysseus and knew all his past deeds. She had no trust in him and would never entrust her life to him.

Seeing Madesa rushing over on the scepter, the Sphinx flapped its wings, flew into the air, and directly fought with Madesa.

Odysseus is confused and Medusa is furious.

This was definitely not the best opportunity, not even a chance. Madesa was well prepared and suppressed the Sphinx. With the strength of the Sphinx, it was not a problem to sustain it, but she only had one One hundred percent hourglass time.

Without any hesitation, Manda stepped into the air with his flying boots and attacked directly from behind. At this point, he had no choice but to defeat Madesa within a 100% hourglass time.

Madesa seemed to have neglected the defense behind him, and Manda stabbed him in the back with his golden finger again.

But the result was the same as last time, Manda was unable to cause fatal damage to him. Madesa turned around and tried to kick Manda away, but this time, Manda remembered Madesa's shooting habits and easily dodged it. This kick.

He was going to stick it on Madesa's back like a quick plaster, and then absorb Madesa's divine power. Within ten seconds at most, Manda could drain all the divine power out of Madesa, although the excess divine power would harm himself. He is also very powerful, but after losing his divine power, Madesa will definitely be captured alive by the Sphinx. At that time, Manda will be able to ask a lot of information from his mouth. Even if he cannot ask out the information, if he hands him over to Hermes, many mysteries will be revealed. The truth comes out.

However, perhaps due to the influence of the believers, an unprecedented tacit understanding suddenly broke out between Sphinx and Manda.

Seeing that Manda succeeded in sneak attack from behind, Sphinx immediately attacked from the front and severely injured Madesa with an extremely explosive roar.

But He ignored one problem: Manda was too close to Madesa.

The severely injured Madesa fell from the scepter, but could still stand firmly on the ground.

Manda, who was also seriously injured, also fell from the air, sprawled out, and fell directly into the soil.

Madesa looked at the Sphinx in surprise: "Are you a false god?"

The Sphinx didn't say a word, swooped down and grabbed Madesa's head with its sharp claws.

Madesa's body twisted and turned into a ball of flames, burning the Sphinx's giant claws.

The flames rushed towards the Sphinx. The Sphinx flapped its wings and used the strong wind to prevent the flames from approaching. At the same time, it roared and shook the flames into sparks.

The Sphinx shouted to Medusa: "Quick! Finish him!"

Medusa ignored it. She had long forgotten the battle and was doing her best to treat Manda's injuries.

Odysseus understood the situation of the battle. He weaved silk threads into wings, flew into the air, and then activated the barrier, preparing to wrap up the ball of sparks.

But by chance, the barrier was a step slower, the sparks flew out, and Odysseus' barrier just shut the Sphinx and himself together.

The sparks gathered outside the barrier and turned into a flame again, but the Sphinx was blocked by the barrier and could only quietly watch the flames recover.

After Odysseus lifted the barrier, the flames disappeared at an extremely fast speed. The Sphinx did not dare to pursue rashly, and more than half of the 100% hourglass time had passed.

Madesa escaped because Odysseus made a stupid mistake and let him escape.

After falling back to the ground, Odysseus said with a look of shame: "It should have been his ninth-level skill just now. When I fought with him, I never saw him perform a ninth-level skill. I never thought that his movements would be different." So fast……"

The Sphinx said angrily: "Don't rush up if you don't have the ability, because your stupidity caused me to miss an excellent opportunity!"

Odysseus seemed to be irritated by these words: "What I did just now may indeed be inappropriate, but if you can follow the tactics and wait for the right opportunity before taking action, our response will not be so hasty, Claude Sai No adult will be hurt by this.”

The Sphinx roared: "You still dare to accuse me?"

Medusa said with red eyes: "It is right to accuse you. I even suspect that you are a traitor! It was you who hurt Manda with your own hands!"

"Do you have any common sense in fighting? There was nothing wrong with the timing of my attack. He was standing in the wrong position at the time!"

Medusa shouted: "You are so shameless! If Manda hadn't gone up to fight, you wouldn't have had a chance to take action!"

Sphinx sneered and said: "There is no need for him to fight hard. That person is not my opponent in the first place. The only thing to blame is his own stupidity! Not only stupid, but also reckless!"

"Try saying something again!"

"So what? He is stupid! You are just as stupid as him! You have lived for tens of thousands of years in vain!"

Odysseus sighed helplessly. He seemed unwilling to get involved in the dispute between the two women and prepared to leave silently.

But as soon as he took two steps, he suddenly heard Manda shout: "Stop for the hell!"

Odysseus trembled and stopped quickly.

Manda said to Odysseus with a ferocious expression: "You let Madesa go on purpose!"

"How could I do that?" Odysseus shook his head. "I don't know how to explain it to you. I really didn't expect him to be so fast."

"You still dare to quibble?"

"It doesn't matter if you don't believe me, but please think about it carefully. He has wanted my life several times, and I have no reason to let him go."

"Of course you have a reason, you understand it yourself!"

Although he was injured just now, Manda could clearly see the scene in the sky.

Odysseus's barrier was a step slower, allowing Madesa's body of flame to escape successfully, but this was by no means a tactical mistake, but something Odysseus did intentionally.

The reason is simple. If Madesa is trapped with a barrier, it means that Madesa will fight the Sphinx inside the barrier.

Judging from the previous battles, the strength of these two people is not at the same level as Odysseus. The battle between them is likely to affect Odysseus. Any accidental injury may be fatal. Manda is very good. example.

Moreover, after Manda is injured, Medusa will heal him. If Odysseus is injured, who will care about his life or death? Manda will most likely add insult to injury.

So after some careful weighing, Odysseus let Madesa go, which did not do him much harm. Madesa was severely injured and recovery will take time. During this period, Odysseus was already safe. He has enough time to leave Romulu Country, why should he fight to the death in this battle?

This is what sets Odysseus apart, and what his former allies hate the most about him.

It's a pity that all this did not escape Manda's eyes. Under Medusa's treatment, Manda has recovered more than half. With a fierce look in his eyes, he walked towards Odysseus step by step.

Odysseus didn't dare to fall out with Manda. He didn't know that the Sphinx had a 100% hourglass time limit. He only knew that this mysterious woman was too powerful. With Medusa, he could escape intact. The odds are slim.

"Lord Claudesay, we have fought side by side all the way and have just won a victory. Just based on your baseless suspicion, we will fall into a meaningless internal fight? If you insist on doubting me, I have more Good solution, let’s go after Madesa now. We will be able to find some clues with our wisdom. As long as you give me another chance, I will kill him in front of you.”

The clues were already there. When he was just recovering from his injuries, Manda quietly collected the blood on his fingers.

But the Sphinx's time is coming soon, and Manda has lost his strongest combat power, which means that it is impossible for him to capture Madesa in this battle, and Manda will no longer engage in meaningless entanglement.

"Where's Zeus's artifact?" Madesa didn't get the big prize, and Manda would never let go of Odysseus' small prize.

"I was about to mention this matter!" Odysseus turned back and looked at the church, "This is still the territory of God's Punisher. We'd better find a safe place to discuss such an important matter."

"Okay! I'll find the place!" Manda took out the fake double snake staff. He was also worried that Madesa would fight back.

The three of them mounted the snake staff one after another. Odysseus' knees weakened and he suddenly fell to his knees.

Manda gritted his teeth and said, "What tricks do you want to play again?"

Odysseus murmured: "My gods, my gods are coming."

A burst of divine pressure came over, and Manda shuddered.

A voice came from the distance: "Great hero Odysseus, please stop saying that I am your god. How can I be worthy of you?"