The Greece Antagonist

When a golden apple arrives at a divine banquet inscribed with "To the fairest goddess," Luo En faces three quarreling deities and seizes the moment with a cunning grin.

With surgical precision, he divides the fruit into three parts—each designed as a perfect insult.

The skin goes to Aphrodite, accompanied by a backhanded compliment about her beauty being merely superficial. The flesh belongs to Hera, the queen of heaven humiliated by infidelity across Olympus, now receiving what lies beneath. The core is reserved for Athena, the warrior goddess robbed of her birthright as a male deity by Zeus's interference.

As Aphrodite's fists clench, Hera's scepter rises, and Athena's spear gleams, Luo En makes his escape—shoving the goddess of discord, Eris, directly into the crossfire.

"You wanted to sow discord?" he calls out with a smirk. "I've united them better than you ever could."

Left standing alone amid furious gods, their weapons drawn and vengeance looming, Eris finds herself with nothing but silence.