The Greece Antagonist

In "The Greece Antagonist," Luo En faces a choice: who deserves a golden apple inscribed "To the fairest goddess"? Invited to a banquet, he witnesses a dispute among three goddesses and, with a smirk, takes a knife. Luo En first peels the apple, offering the skin to Aphrodite, deeming her pretty enough to be compared to a skin. Next, he slices the flesh, presenting it to Hera, sarcastically noting her public humiliation and suggesting she take the insides. Finally, he gives the core to Athena, referencing her lost potential to be a male god and inherit Zeus's position. As Aphrodite clenches her fists, Hera raises her scepter, and Athena readies her spear and shield, Luo En retreats, positioning Eris, the goddess of discord, before him. He boasts that his actions have united the goddesses, surpassing Eris's own instigation. Surrounded by the incensed Greek gods, Eris is left speechless.