"Oh? 100%?" Linton has been paying attention to the changes in this degree of control. The previous series of actions were to test this.
Judging from the current situation, when Kratos killed Gaia, the control level was still stuck at 99%, but now when Kratos' battle with Poseidon is about to end, the control level has reached 100%.
Linton made a guess. Although it was Kratos who killed Gaia, he took the initiative to borrow Kratos' hand. He threw Kratos out.
This is just a blow, which means it is equivalent to a weapon thrown by oneself.
But in Poseidon, it was Kratos who decided to help Linton with things, regardless of whether he was forced to do something. In other words, at this time, the system thought that the other party was doing things for him and was his subordinate.
, there should be no problem with this judgment.
The summary is that the system believes that as long as the other party does things for it, even if it is the judgment of its subordinates, the degree of control will increase accordingly.
If you think about it this way, it was the same before. The Greek gods asked them to do things themselves. Of course, they also forced them to get a head one by one. The control points were added when the battle started. In fact, no one officially took it at that time.
It's up to the head, right, so whether the thing is done or not is not the point. The point is to follow your own orders, and the judgment will come directly.
This is a bit of a subjective decision, but it’s not difficult at all. At least it doesn’t have to be done, so it will definitely be a lot easier. What’s more important is that Linton knows that Kratos is definitely not willing to do things for him now.
, but if it can be determined to be successful in this way, then it seems that the hidden loyalty setting that I thought before may not exist, or the loyalty requirements are very low, certainly not requiring 100 points of loyalty.
In this way, Linton had some idea and probably knew some of the rules of the invasion war.
In short, after this invasion battle, Linton has learned two very important settings, and they were not mentioned in the rules provided by System Ji before. The first one is that he can directly persuade important NPCs to defect, which can be regarded as his side.
The other is that the protagonist must be attacked, otherwise the progress will be stuck, which means that the son of the plane must control the world.
Just as Linton was summing up, Poseidon's body suddenly exploded with a "bang".
Of course, what exploded at this time was Poseidon's huge shell, and it didn't feel like a bomb exploding. Instead, it turned into a huge pool of water and exploded in all directions.
It seems that the winner has been decided. Linton naturally saw Kratos rushing towards the opponent's core direction, so he must have succeeded.
Sure enough, very quickly, the uncontrollable seawater here gradually spread out in all directions, and then Kratos' figure gradually emerged from the spread out water.
At this time, the opponent was carrying a person on his back. He was a strong man with blue tattoos all over his body. If you look closely, he looked a bit similar to the huge Poseidon just now. Obviously, this was the true form of Poseidon. Of course, Poseidon was
Sedon's body looked like it was covered in blood and seemed to have lost its response.
Kratos here also quickly carried the body of Poseidon, and came to Linton step by step. He threw the body of Poseidon directly to the ground without saying anything else, while panting.
Look at Linton here.
Linton probably knew that what the other party meant was that the matter is finished for you. Linton also looked at Poseidon on the ground and had to say that Kratos was really a bit old. First of all, this battle did not last long.
time, but after finishing the fight, Kratos was already out of breath, and it felt like he had expended a lot of energy.
On the other hand, this Poseidon is not completely dead yet. Although it is almost enough to stab him with this sword, he still has one breath left after all. If Kratos was young, he would definitely stab him to death directly, but now
My temper has really improved a lot.
Looking to the side, I saw that the remaining Greek gods had temporarily stopped fighting. The Nordic gods over there felt like they had been repulsed, and no one of them could be seen yet.
At this time, the eyes of the Greek gods were temporarily focused here, and obviously they also wanted to know the final result.
Yes, it seems that the ownership of the King of Olympus is about to come to an end. There are currently only four candidates, among which Cronus has been killed by Poseidon, and Poseidon has also been killed by Kratos.
After being killed, the only two people left are Kratos and Linton.
Not many gods had seen Linton and Kratos come back together before, but they seemed to have heard the words that Kratos was back that were shouted by Linton. Could it be that Linton supports Kratos here?
Superior?
But now Kratos has walked in front of Linton again, and it doesn't seem like the two of them are working together, at least not from the current situation.
No one knew whether the two were going to fight in the current situation, but at this moment, Linton suddenly said: "Okay, as you can see, from now on, he is the new Olympus
The king."
The person Linton was talking about was naturally the current Kratos. As soon as he said this, everyone was stunned, including Kratos here.
But the reason why others were stunned was that Linton actually handed the throne to Kratos directly. You must know that this is the throne of Olympus. Becoming the King of Olympus can be said to be the most important thing here.
It was the ultimate dream of most Greek gods, but Linton actually gave up on it?
They knew Linton's strength. After all, they saw him kill Zeus with their own eyes, and it seemed quite easy. Although Kratos also killed Gaia and Poseidon in front of their eyes, people with a discerning eye can also
It can be seen that there is still a gap between him and Linton, but he gave up the throne so simply?
It is a pity that Linton must have looked down upon the Throne of Olympus that these people valued so much and had never thought about it from the beginning.
In the beginning, he claimed the throne just to cause trouble for Odin. As for now, Linton looked at the degree of control here. Although he announced to give up the throne, the degree of control has not been lost. Maybe it was because he pushed
The person who ascends the throne can be considered as one of his own, so these gods are his subordinates, and they will obviously not lose control.
"Huh? King of Olympus? My father?" Just when Linton was still thinking about the system's judgment, a scream came from next to him.
This chapter has been completed!