Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 139 The Goddess of Wisdom's Devotion

Pleone only came to his senses at this moment, and once again collapsed in front of the temple, unable to hold back his tears, this time tears of joy.

Tears and smiles mingled on her beautiful face: "Great God-King, Pleone will forever remember your kindness. My children and I will always be loyal to you! Your will is our will!"

Her children also hurriedly knelt down, loudly thanking Zeus for his blessings.

Zeus said calmly, "Rise, all of you."

"The past is gone, and the future is more important. Under the new sacred order, do not fail to live up to my blessings upon you, and do not let the Ocean God worry about you any longer."

"Remember, under the sacred order, merit is rewarded and demerit is punished. I can bestow the grace of rain and dew, and I can also bestow the majesty of thunder."

Oceanus was truly moved, and he said with emotion, "Honorable Zeus, great king of the gods, I will forever remember your teachings and your kindness!"

Many ocean gods also hurriedly echoed this sentiment, their respect and piety coming from the bottom of their hearts.

Zeus pondered for a moment, then instructed Boreas, the god of the North Wind, "Go and bring Prometheus here."

The ocean gods were taken aback, wondering why they were calling Prometheus now.

To demonstrate absolute loyalty and humility, Ocean didn't even bother to ask Metis to intercede, let alone to Prometheus.

Prometheus was extremely nervous when he received Boreas's call.

Although the universe was thriving during this period, and He was a contributor to the new order, He was not happy at all.

The father was cast into Tartarus to suffer endless torment, never seeing the light of day; his two brothers were cast into darkness, still awaiting their fate in the underworld.

When His Majesty the God-King bestowed honors upon the gods, he did not receive any honors of his own and has been neglected ever since. It is unknown what the God-King meant by this.
These events made Him increasingly troubled and worried. Although He felt that the God-King was not the kind of God who would take his anger out on Him, this wise God was still uneasy.

He could never fathom what His Majesty the God-King was truly thinking.

Hmm. Aside from the fact that we can tell His Majesty the God-King is a womanizer.

He tried to ask Boreas what the king of the gods wanted to see him about, but Boreas, the coldest-tempered god of the north wind, was too lazy to speak. Prometheus's good fortune with the gods was of no use to him.

He had no choice but to give up and traveled anxiously to Zeus's temple.

When He arrived at the temple, He saw Oceanus with his mother and his entire family, and He already understood most of the situation.

Seeing that the atmosphere wasn't too cold and austere, He felt relieved.

'It shouldn't be a bad thing; His Majesty the God-King isn't the kind of cruel god-king,' He thought.

Prometheus stepped forward respectfully and bowed deeply: "Prometheus has met the greatest and most revered King of Gods. May Your Majesty be well."

Zeus looked at this prophetic god who was of great use to him and smiled, saying, "My dear friend, Prometheus, please rise."

Prometheus thanked him and remained standing respectfully.

Zeus said slowly, "Prometheus, at the Great Ceremony of the Gods, I did not bestow any merit, reward, or honor upon you. Do you have any doubts?"

Prometheus's heart trembled, but he replied resolutely, "Your Majesty, the King of Gods! Everything is your will! You, in your wisdom, see through everything and the future; everything must have your grand plan. I have no doubts!"

Looking at the submissive Prometheus, Zeus simply smiled and said slowly, "My dear friend, I have never forgotten what you have done for me, nor have I forgotten the merits you have rendered. I have never forgotten that it was you who abandoned darkness for light, resolutely abandoned the wrong path, and came to serve me, greatly inspiring the hearts of the Olympian gods."

"Merit must be rewarded; this has always been the sacred order I established."

"You are the god of prophecy and foresight, and your wisdom is renowned among the gods. From this day forward, you will be my advisor, and with your superior wisdom, you will devise strategies and plans for me."

Prometheus was both surprised and delighted. He quickly knelt down on one knee and said in gratitude, "Great King of Gods, Prometheus thanks you for your generosity and trust. Prometheus hereby swears to you that he will serve you with all his might. Your will is my will!"

Zeus smiled and said slowly, "My friend, please rise. I believe in you, and you must not disappoint me."

Upon hearing this, Prometheus was about to continue expressing his loyalty when Zeus said, "I will grant you one more wish that you desire most."

“Your two brothers were originally unforgivable, but I am willing to give them a chance.” “They were both foolish and reckless, arrogant and haughty, but their loyalty deserves recognition.”

Zeus looked at Clymene, then at Prometheus, and said calmly, "Prometheus, you brothers have a good mother goddess. Do not let her down."

"From now on, Atlas and Menotius shall be imprisoned in the ocean for the time being, under the watchful eye of Oceanus, and shall not be allowed to set foot outside the ocean."

Upon hearing Zeus's words, Clymene and Pleone were overjoyed and knelt down before him once more. Their frail bodies trembled with excitement as they sobbed, "Great King of the Gods, thank you for your tolerance, thank you for your benevolence, thank you for your mercy."

"We don't know how to repay your gratitude, Your Majesty. Please rest assured that we will always be loyal to you and obey your will no matter what."

Oceanus abruptly rose, his heroic face filled with gratitude and respect. He bowed deeply to Zeus and said with utmost gratitude, "Great God-King, thank you for your benevolence. I will certainly watch over them, educate them well, let them feel your glory and majesty, and resolutely abide by your sacred order! Praise be to the great God-King Zeus!"

Prometheus was also greatly shocked, his mind racing, but he couldn't understand why for a moment. He could only kneel down to express his gratitude and respectfully said, "Great God-King, thank you for your blessing. Prometheus will remember your kindness forever and will never forget it!"

Zeus calmly said, "Oceanus, Clymene, Pleone, and Prometheus, keep a close watch on them. This is the only time we will show them leniency."

“Prometheus, the only virtue in your two brothers is something you should learn from. Please don’t let me down.”

Prometheus secretly glanced up at Zeus, only to meet his deep golden eyes. The all-seeing gaze made Zeus's heart skip a beat, and he quickly lowered his head again, proclaiming loudly, "Your Majesty's teachings, Prometheus will certainly remember them and will certainly be loyal to the great you!"

Prometheus still couldn't understand why Zeus was doing this, but he knew it couldn't be that simple.

Oceanus, Clymene, and the other gods thanked him repeatedly and agreed. Zeus, no longer so serious, laughed heartily: "Alright, let's not talk about these unhappy things anymore. We are family."

"Oceanus, please don't be in such a hurry to leave. Let us hold a feast to celebrate the arrival of the children. Olympus will always welcome you. Dear Oceanus, if it weren't for your great duty to strengthen the universe, I would wish you could stay on Olympus forever."

The atmosphere in the hall immediately relaxed. Oceanus, with his handsome and dashing face full of smiles, said with a hearty laugh, "Your Majesty, whenever I have time, I will definitely come to see you often. The divine wine and delicacies of Olympus are always unforgettable."

Both sides were in high spirits, and Zeus immediately announced the convening of a feast on Olympus. At the feast, He once again displayed His boundless compassion and mercy, as vast as the sky.

Oceanus was extremely worried about the children, personally leading them through banquets and introducing these young children to the gods, fearing that they might not be accepted.

The wise Metis only then realized what Zeus had done.

Oceanus was very sensible and never bothered her from beginning to end.

Deeply moved by Zeus's affection for her and her family, the goddess of wisdom, who was caught in the whirlwind of love, was completely captivated by his love and could no longer extricate herself from his embrace.

After the festive atmosphere became lively, Zeus quietly left, and the goddess of wisdom, whose love and attention were all focused on him, immediately followed him out.

Unable to contain her burning love, she threw herself wildly into Zeus's arms, like a burning flame, and passionately offered him a kiss.

The goddess of wisdom, with her naturally red lips, kissed Zeus's lips and cheeks repeatedly, the two gods whispering sweet nothings to each other, their love as deep as the sea.

The goddess of wisdom expressed her love for her beloved in the most affectionate, moving, and sincere language: "Zeus, my love, my lord, Father God, how fortunate I am to have your love."

"My love, am I really not just having a foolish dream? If it is a dream, then I never want to wake up from such a beautiful dream."

"My love, my Zeus, how I long to be in your arms forever."

"Zeus, oh Zeus, my eternal love, forever and ever, I will be by your side; my love, do you know, you are my everything—"

Zeus felt the most passionate, unrestrained, and undisguised love of the ocean's daughter. Even He was now trembling with Metis's most ardent love.

He embraced Metis tightly, silencing the goddess of wisdom's affectionate words. The divinity of the two gods was intertwined, entangled, and inseparable.

Zeus embraced her, transformed into lightning, and flew up to the clouds of Olympus, where the two nestled together above the pure white sea of ​​clouds.

Zeus pinned the goddess beneath him, gazing into the goddess of wisdom's dreamy, affectionate eyes, eyes that held only his divine presence.

The goddess of wisdom's devotion is enough to melt even the hardest divine heart.

(End of this chapter)