Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 101 Thunderous Strike! Here I Come!
Everything has been arranged perfectly and there is no chance of anything going wrong.

Now, it's time to reclaim the authority that is rightfully ours.

How can the sky be without thunder and rain?!

My thunderbolt!

I'm coming!
Zeus temporarily returned to Olympus and only secretly informed the five gods, including the mother goddess Rhea and Hestia, of this matter; he did not tell the other gods.

A wise person is cautious and discreet.

If matters are not kept secret, they will surely lead to disaster.

The more crucial the matter, the less God should know about it, the better.

He asked the mother goddess Rhea, along with Hestia, Demeter, and Hera, to carefully guard Mount Olympus.

He then led Hades, Poseidon, and Melius straight into the endless darkness beneath the earth.

Melius was Zeus's loyal playmate. He cared for Zeus from childhood, and there was no doubt about his loyalty and closeness to Zeus.

Once upon a time, Erebus, the primordial god of endless darkness, dissatisfied with the tyrannical oppression of his father Uranus, unleashed a dark storm that swept across the entire universe in an attempt to reclaim everything He had lost.

And then, and then there was no more of that.

No matter how powerful a concept is, no matter how fundamental its essence is, if it lacks even the most basic spirituality and self-awareness, then what meaning does its existence hold?

The darkness that had been completely eradicated of divinity by Uranus has since become merely a basic concept constituting the universe, no longer possessing an independent divine will.

Furthermore, it was creatively utilized by the heavenly father Uranus, transforming it into the first barrier against Tartarus.

Uranus then went even further and creatively constructed the darkest and most terrifying underworld using darkness.

Today's darkness is reduced to the weakest instincts, or rather, to concepts operating according to their own rules.

Therefore, the control of darkness nominally fell into the hands of the god-king Cronus, but in reality, any sufficiently powerful god could wield some of the power of darkness, except that the god-king was the strongest.

Darkness became an absolute tool.

The Lady of the Night, who shares the same origin as darkness, is naturally one of the gods who wields darkness most powerfully.

However, Nyx is ultimately night, not darkness.

The supreme and great authority of darkness is, in a true sense, ownerless!
This is why the god-king Cronus coveted the power of darkness so much that he disregarded the feelings of the Lady of Night and directly began to erode the source of darkness.

Even though darkness has completely subsided, it is still the most fundamental and powerful fundamental law of the universe.

Only a god-king as powerful as Cronus could possibly succeed in corrupting its origins and bringing the power of darkness under his control.

Even the Lady of Night would find it difficult to completely erode the darkness.

Besides, even if she could do it, she wouldn't dare!
If she dares to attack the source of darkness, the Celestial Gods will immediately unite and thoroughly eliminate her!

The Celestial Gods would never allow darkness and night to be in the hands of a single god; that would be too terrifying.

All concepts of light are under the control of the Celestials. If a complete purge is to be carried out, the Lady of Night will be completely excluded from the world and even the universe.

Cronus was very successful; she and Rhea, the mother goddess of movement, successfully gave birth to an extremely powerful god of darkness and gloom, who wielded darkness, gloom, twilight, obscurity, and shadow.

In the end, all of this benefited Zeus.

Hades' power is essential to saving the six giants.

The reason why the gods who were cast into Tartarus were not completely swallowed up by the terrible nothingness of Tartarus and had their divinity annihilated was that they still retained an "anchor point" within their existence in the world.

This anchor point is the "chain" created using darkness, linked to the deep darkness underground, and connected to the very existence of the world.

This is the most important lifeline for gods who have been banished to nothingness.

Without this lifeline that gives them the life to "exist," they could only be devoured by Tartarus.

To put it more vividly, it's like a kite, and the chain is the kite string. If the string doesn't break, the kite can come back; if the string breaks, it's all over.

Therefore, the most important thing in order to release the gods who have been banished to Tartarus is to find this "anchor point" hidden in the endless darkness.

But that's easier said than done.
Darkness is infinite and endless; if one deliberately hides it, no one can break through it.

Moreover, the suspicious god-king Cronus added a double layer of protection.

Darkness is inherently mysterious and chaotic, and in the endless darkness, He specially dispatched the misty Campor to add another layer of concealment.

Camper's power allows him to create a fog in the darkness, isolating all senses and exploration, making the search extremely difficult.

This means that even gods who can wield the power of the dark side cannot find the hidden anchor point.

This extra layer of protection is to guard against the Lady of Night and the Mother Goddess Gaia.

Cronus also knew that the Mother Goddess Gaia and the Lady of Night had always had a good relationship, at least they were likely to share a common enemy.

Although the Lady of Night dared not defy Cronus's will unless absolutely necessary, the King of Gods still took precautions.

As it turned out, He did the right thing; otherwise, the mother goddess Gaia would have released the giant long ago.

This is why even the Great Mother Goddess Gaia was helpless. She couldn't find an anchor point, and no matter how powerful she was, she still had nowhere to use her strength.

If you want to break into prison, you need to know where it is first.

Now, only by Hades, who controls a portion of the dark power, and Poseidon, who holds a portion of the power over the sea and ocean, working together can they find the anchor point connecting the six giants to the world.

Even so, Zeus and the other two gods spent a great deal of time and effort in the endless darkness of the underworld before finally finding the hidden anchor point.

Camper clearly did not faithfully fulfill her duties.

She was fast asleep, her enormous body barely visible in the darkness.

That's understandable; the place is just too lonely and boring.

There isn't even an underworld yet. The darkness beneath the earth is a true void and nothingness, no different from Tartarus. If one doesn't fall asleep, one might go mad.

She is a powerful and strange goddess, born from Gaia, the mother goddess of all things, and Pontus, the deep sea.

With such an illustrious background, even if his combat strength is poor, it can't be too bad.

And its appearance is quite intimidating.

Her divine body is extremely large under normal circumstances, stretching for about ten thousand miles from head to tail.

Above the waist, her upper body is that of a normal woman, with an extremely beautiful and alluring face and long, smooth, jet-black hair.

If you only look at her upper body, she is absolutely stunning. Even among all the goddesses and fairies, she is an outstanding and beautiful goddess.

Moreover, her divine body was simply too large, especially her great bosom inherited from the Mother Goddess of All Things, which was so evil that it shocked even the gods!

Two truly magnificent snow-capped mountains, with the slightest movement, are enacting a real-life avalanche, creating an extremely stunning visual effect.

Perhaps it was in the endless darkness underground, or perhaps she was naturally unrestrained, or perhaps she didn't even know the concept of clothing, so she didn't care about her image.

Now he was completely naked, his enormous divine body fully revealed in the void and darkness.

At this moment, Campbell, lying there fast asleep, was so beautiful that it was truly mesmerizing and dizzying to look at.

However, as soon as the gaze shifts slightly downwards, the normal god immediately regains his senses, and all the enchanting feelings vanish in an instant.

Um.
However, this may not be the case for some gods.

From the waist down, she was a dragon, with a winding lower body and skin covered in scales. Strange patterns were engraved on the scales, and a dark, shimmering light occasionally flickered beneath them.

Moreover, her tail had grown an extra fork, making it a ferocious scorpion tail.

The scorpion's tail twitched occasionally, its sharp stinger gleaming with a cold, eerie light; any glance was enough to tell it was a deadly creature.

The original slender, fair waistline, where it connected to the massive dragon body, underwent a dramatic change in appearance.

There were fifty strange beast heads surrounding the area, each one ferocious and menacing. Even ordinary gods would be horrified by them, and even great gods would find them extremely disgusting.

Now, these fifty beast heads are also fast asleep with their master, but even in their slumber, these heads still maintain their ferocious and grotesque appearance.

If that were all there was to it, it would be fine. Although it's a bit strange, it still has a unique kind of beauty.

The main problem was that beneath her dragon body, where her feet should have been, were thousands of venomous snakes!
Countless venomous snakes coiled together, their ferocious heads opening and closing, their scarlet tongues flicking in and out, hissing.

Her feet were formed by countless venomous snakes, their bodies coiled and intertwined, enough to make one lose dozens of points of rationality with just a glance.

The darkening, which binds the giants—the very anchors that connect them to the world—is now wrapped around her tail.

Zeus and Hades glanced down, and their handsome faces instantly furrowed in disgust.

We all looked up at the ceiling without prior arrangement, and our moods instantly improved.

They simply couldn't accept a god in this form; they preferred goddesses with normal divine bodies.

Melius was so frightened that he hid behind Zeus.

Poseidon was different!

He was only slightly interested when looking at the top.

But when you see what's below, it's a completely different story.

Their eyes immediately lit up with interest, filled with curiosity and excitement!
Before Zeus could speak, an excited Poseidon stepped forward and unceremoniously woke Campbell.

"Hey, Camper, right? Wake up!"

Campbell woke up with sleepy eyes, a hint of confusion in his charming pupils, not yet fully awake.

Her massive upper body, which had been lying prone, slowly straightened up, and the movement it caused was so impressive that even Zeus, who was used to seeing grand scenes, couldn't help but be amazed!

Moreover, to everyone's surprise, this goddess with her somewhat strange divine body actually had a pair of very charming eyes.

Just by looking at the alluring light in her eyes, one can be certain that she possesses a certain seductive quality.

(End of this chapter)