Chapter 296: The Traditional Virtues of the Amazons
"Moran, this battle witnessed by my father Ares has led me to defeat. To wash away this shame, I, Hippolyta, will definitely challenge you again! At that time, I will achieve victory!"
Hippolyta's expression was solemn.
At this moment, she bore the responsibilities of the Amazon queen and the supreme honor of being the daughter of the God of War.
No matter what, she had to win back.
Although Ares had said that her defeat was not regrettable, Hippolyta did not want to submit to defeat.
"Ah, I welcome your challenge at any time. I will not lose. Please be prepared."
"Hehe, don't speak too confidently. Moran, until I defeat you, I will not allow you to lose to anyone other than me. You are the prey of my Hippolyta."
Hippolyta said as a warrior.
Her straightened back and arms highlighted her firm will.
Her gaze seemed to pierce through her opponent.
Her clear eyes sparkled—this is not a metaphor; if she wasn't mistaken, there was indeed a phosphorescent glow in her eyes.