Why can't the three golden saints defeat one of the three giants of the underworld!

At that time, Hades, the king of Hades, used his small universe to set up a barrier. The so-called barrier means that gods or demons use their powerful universe to build a line of defense within a certain range. , which is also a special area set. Just like the enchantment set by Athena in the twelfth house, it is determined by the setter's microcosm or strength. How large is the scope of an enchantment? This depends on the power of the setter and the area that can be controlled. The Holy Domain has a barrier set by the power of Athena, which covers the entire Golden Twelve Palaces. No matter who you are, you have to walk on your own feet to pass through the Twelve Palaces. Because Athena's power was limited, depending on the fact that Athena was still reincarnated at the time and did not have the sacred clothing, the released power could only protect the Twelve Palaces. However, the barrier functions released by each god or demon are also different. As long as the saints fighting in the twelve palaces will be supported by Athena's small universe, their combat power will increase by two-tenths. The underworld warriors who invaded the Twelve Palaces from the underworld were successively eliminated by Aiolia, Shaka, Mu and other golden saints in the Twelve Palaces. In terms of the barrier, Athena's small universe also played a role. But the barrier of the Twelve Palaces is different from the barrier of Hades City. The barrier of the Twelve Palaces only allows anyone to walk to the Twelve Palaces and increases the combat effectiveness of the Golden Saint by two-tenths. The boundaries of the twelve palaces cannot weaken the enemy's power. This is witnessed in the Pluto chapter. Therefore, the underworld warriors fighting in the sanctuary can exert 100 strength, but the gold warrior's strength has only increased by 20, which does not have much impact. Now let’s talk about Hades’s barrier. Hades’s barrier is mainly located in Hades Castle. Radamantis, the three giants of the underworld, also said: “Here is the will of Lord Hades.” The defense line constructed will lose most of its power once the enemy enters." In other words, the Saints who enter Hades City will not be able to exert one-tenth of their strength. It can be said that the barrier of Hades seems to be very threatening. Milo, Aiolia, and Mu, the three golden saints, fought in Hades City, far away from home, and were affected by the barrier. Weakened by 90. In this case, Radamantis was supported by Pluto's cosmos, and his strength increased by one tenth, so he easily defeated the three golden saints. Is there any way to eliminate the influence of the barrier? With their own strength, most fighters cannot escape the influence of the barrier when faced with the power of gods. Only when their own strength is strong enough to compete with this barrier is the time to get rid of the influence of the barrier. To achieve this kind of power, one must be a god or a fighter close to a god. Athena's power can compete with Hades's barrier, so she is completely immune to the barrier's influence. In other words, if you want to remove the influence of the barrier, you must have the power to transcend or resist the barrier. Otherwise, people who have nothing to do with God will only have one-tenth of the power here. It was because of the barrier that Rhadamantis was confident enough to challenge the three stronger golden warriors. Fighting on home soil, he would certainly have the upper hand. Why can’t people set up boundaries? Because the strength of ordinary fighters has not reached the level of gods, that is to say, they do not have the power of gods, so of course they cannot set up barriers. Both Hades and Athena can set up barriers, which shows how powerful they are, and their barriers are equally good and have their own merits. Can God set up unlimited boundaries? I'm afraid this won't work, because the larger the range of the barrier released by a god-level figure, the smaller the ability. It's just that the power has been dispersed, and the effect of the barrier is certainly not ideal. Moreover, setting up a relatively large barrier usually consumes part of one's own energy. For the twelve main gods of Greece, it is even more wise to not set up a barrier.