The Greece Antagonist

Chapter 187 No Time to Explain, Get in the Car! (8.5k done today, asking for votes)_3

Immediately, meteorites formed of concepts, trailing long flames, fell from the sky, crushing the blood sword and the venomous snake on their path, blocking the pursuers behind them.

Astraea's original meaning is "daughter of the stars", therefore, in addition to the authority of justice, she also possesses the divine power to manipulate the stars.

Realizing that the danger behind him had been successfully resolved, Luo En couldn't help but breathe a little easier.

Fortunately, he had some integrity left and hadn't chosen to sell out Astraea and make his own escape first.

The second-generation Goddess of Justice also voluntarily recognized him as a teammate and very consciously blocked the attacks for him.

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Otherwise, he would now be considering grabbing Thetis and jumping ship.

"Umm..."

Just as Luo En was silently rejoicing, Thetis, beside him, let out a pained moan, collapsing to the ground.

Luo En couldn't afford to think further and immediately stretched out his hand to wrap around Thetis's waist, asking with concern,

"What's wrong?"

However, the Ocean Goddess had already passed out from the severe pain and was unable to respond.

At the same time, the burning hotness of Thetis's skin, akin to a red-hot iron, and a sticky sensation in the palm of his hand, shocked Luo En, and he instinctively pulled down the strap on the Ocean Goddess's shoulder.

Perhaps...

However, Astraea shook her head regretfully, shattering Luo En's fantasy.

"It's been too long, I can't do it."

But before Luo En could get disheartened, the Goddess of Justice changed her tone, looked up towards a vague expanse of the sea, and added leisurely,

"However, my teacher might be able to."

"Teacher?"

"Oh, it's the previous Goddess of Justice, Themis."

"Then why didn't you say so earlier!"

Listening to Astraea's nonchalant answer, Luo En suddenly felt as if things were taking a turn for the better, and he once again felt grateful for his wise decision not to sell out Astraea on the spot.

"She doesn't like meeting strangers..."

Astraea replied helplessly, then glanced at the pained Thetis, bit her silver teeth sternly, and spoke solemnly,

"No matter, saving a life is what's important, I'll take you to see her now!"

A goddess with a simple sense of justice made up her mind, clenched her fist, and silently swore to herself.

No matter what, they could not allow fighters against injustice and brutality to shed blood and tears!