Hercules, upon hearing this and thinking of Zeus's stance, initially felt disheartened, then gritted his teeth and said, "What if I insist on staying in Thessaly?"
"You are still as stubborn..." Perseus sighed deeply, his right hand slightly raised, suddenly tightened.
In an instant, several chains like silver dragons wrapped in fierce thunderbolts, strangled toward Hercules trapped in the center.
Hercules immediately invoked his divine power, beckoned with a crooked finger, and the nameless ax-sword stuck in the ground, under the pull of divine power, hummed as it flew into its master's hand.
As the weapon returned, his aura abruptly became sharp and fierce, like a sword drawn from its sheath.
Nine slashes formed of red-black divine power collided with the encircling silver chains, shattering the divine patterns and thunderbolts on them, and charged directly toward Perseus ahead.
Facing his former teacher, Hercules struck with full force from the outset.