"What do you mean?" Oceanus looked to his side. He saw the handsome young man who was much shorter than himself, but exuded a sense of oppression at all times.
"That's the literal meaning." Hermes opened his eyes. This time he was not using his divine power, so there was no divine light in his eyes. "For someone as powerful as you, do you think it's Doris?"
Is a small place like the Island more suitable for you, or is Atlantis more suitable for you?"
He narrowed his eyes again and looked at the sea: "You have a lot of wisdom and thinking, but you usually like to pretend to be a little stupid, so you can figure it out. After all... this is a very big question.
Simple answer, isn't it?"
The smile on Ocean's face took away and turned serious.
He looked at Hermes for a while, and then looked towards the sea.
He sighed: "So what, I just want to... stay by my mother's side and protect her."
Hermes smiled and shook his head: "Oshen, my cousin, I know you are a filial child, although this filial piety is only to your mother."
"Otherwise, do I have to be filial to Poseidon who has hurt the mother who raised me countless times?" Ocean sneered.
"Let's get back to the topic, Ocean." Hermes sighed softly, "I asked you this question for a reason, brother."
Ocean focused his gaze on Hermes, and the two brothers' eyes met.
"My name is [Hermes, God of Merchant], the descendant of [Great God Zeus], that is... your cousin." The gentle and casual expression on Hermes' face disappeared without a trace.
There is no trace, and all that remains is seriousness.
"Unit [Demigod Oceanos], my cousin, the son of Poseidon, do you know how important you are to the great god?"
Ocean swallowed and wanted to nod, but felt something was wrong.
"Your importance is much more important than you think, but it is not the importance of interpersonal relationships." Hermes said seriously, "This kind of importance will bring you unknown consequences.
."
"...Why." Ocean looked at Hermes and guessed something.
"Let me tell you about it." Hermes sat cross-legged in the air, resting his chin on his hand.
"A few years ago, the gods held a meeting at the great altar of Dodona."
"The content and purpose of the meeting is to allow the gods and creatures on the ground to conduct life birth experiments, that is... you probably understand."
"...You keep talking." Ocean held his chin and nodded.
"You are the only success story, and this is the result of this experiment so far."
Ocean's pupils shrank.
"So you probably know where this attention and importance comes from."
"...What should I do?" Ocean looked at Hermes and looked into his eyes, "Also, how should I believe that what you say is true?"
"You actually already believe it, otherwise you wouldn't ask the first question first." Hermes smiled.
Ocean crossed his chest and remained silent.
"It's up to you whether you believe it or not. I'm just doing... what I want to do. You can go to your father, or simply go to Shentingduoduona to report me as an informant. Anyway, my final result
The ending is just that the memory is wiped away by the unified authority." Hermes smiled indifferently, "As for what you should do..."
"Go to Atlantis?" Ocean frowned, "But why..."
"I said, you are a filial child." Hermes put the knuckles of his fingers against his temples and tilted his head slightly, "What I am worried about is not your safety. That is not important to me. I
Worry... about other things, the things you care about most."
"You are a precious test subject, but you are not a fully grown test subject. I was originally sent to observe you just to record the growth process of the test subject." Hermes narrowed his eyes slightly, "But when you grow
After you finish..."
Ou Shen felt his heart skip a beat.
"In short, everything around you will not be safe. Where to go depends on you. I am just an informer." Hermes waved his hand, "That's all I have to say, I'm leaving."
Hermes smiled and waved his hand, his eyes shining with light.
"Wait, I have another question." Ocean stopped Hermes.
"Huh? You ask." Hermes looked down at Ocean.
"You...you are a god, why do you want to help me?" Ocean pursed his lips and looked up at the somewhat illusory humanoid form of Hermes, "You should be on the side of the great god!"
"I've already said this before." Hermes shook his finger, "It's just because I want to."
After saying these words, Hermes' figure disappeared in mid-air, leaving only a few fragments of divine power, which dissipated in front of Ocean's eyes.
Hermes returned to the cloud, lifted the blockade on information, and looked down at Ocean, who was still standing on the beach in a daze, thinking about something.
"I just think that the relationship between humans and gods shouldn't be like this..." He lowered his eyes, "Are you...the wedge I want?"
Demigod Oceanos]..."
...
Ou Shen gritted his teeth worriedly.
The sky was already glowing with red light, and Ou Shen realized that a long time had passed.
"...Auntie!" Ou Shen remembered that another major event was happening in the tribe, and hurriedly ran towards the tribe.
A shed for women to give birth...
Pushing aside the bushes, Ocean's first sight was his mother holding a baby with a smile on her face.
"Mom, how is my aunt?" Ocean ran to Doris and asked eagerly.
Doris rolled her eyes at Ocean: "Where have you been these days? Your aunt and daughter are safe."
"That's good." Ocean breathed a sigh of relief and looked at the baby in Doris's arms, "It turns out to be a girl."
"Hold it for me, I'll go see your aunt." Doris handed the sleeping baby to Ocean, turned around and walked into the shed.
Ocean looked at his cousin, whose face was a little wrinkled and not cute. He gently touched his little cousin's forehead with his index finger.
The little baby suddenly started crying loudly.
"Alas! Alas!" Ocean was startled, "What, what should I do, Mom, Mom, please come out!"
Doris rushed out with a "歘" sound, snatched the little baby from Ocean's hand, and glared at Ocean viciously.
"What do you think you are good for? You can't even look after children. I just put them to sleep!"
After saying this, Doris turned around and entered the shed again, leaving Ocean alone at the door, confused.