The Novel’s Villain

64. The God of Evil’s Descent (1)

Amphitrite was the daughter of Nereus, the sea god. Among his fifty daughters, she was the most beautiful.

When Poseidon reigned as the new ruler of the seas, he made all of Nereus’ relatives stay in Atlantis and treated them with hospitality. Only they, and the people he handpicked, could live in that fabled underwater city in luxury.

He promised them eternal pleasure. Unfortunately, he could no longer keep it.

Poseidon Family Shield.

His children and relatives had been bound to the surfaces of shields, all of which were some of the shiniest and smoothest he had ever seen. He had no concept of parenthood, but he terribly cared for his scions.

Zeus often sent his sons to war, something Poseidon couldn’t do. On the contrary, he had gone so far as to tell them never to leave Atlantis.

The New World players charged, using the Poseidon Family Shields as protection. The Olympian warriors, witnessing their advance, hurriedly fired arrows at them.

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