Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 162 The Wrathful God King
The Lady of the Night was so provoked by the barrage of words that her divinity became dizzy. Her raging flames materialized into the Netherworld Fire, formless and shapeless in the darkness, yet powerful enough to devour everything.

In verbal sparring, she was certainly no match for this goddess of civilization.

However, she was never a goddess who only knew how to engage in verbal battles!

Nyx, with her goddess-like aura, clenched her silver teeth, making a grinding sound. With a wave of her jade arm, endless darkness swept straight towards Mnemosyne like a raging torrent.

What's the point of talking? Let's fight!
"You shameless goddess! You're just jealous of Zeus's love for me! You're just jealous that Zeus has given me all that is good!"

The Lady of Night roared and charged forward. Instantly, the entire magnificent mountain, along with the incomparably splendid palace belonging to the Goddess of Civilization's Memory, was utterly crushed by the pure darkness and turned into the most primordial elemental dust.

Her rage completely eroded and devoured everything in this darkness, and then threw them directly into the deepest part of the underworld.

However, this attack was of no use to the Goddess of Civilization's Memory, who easily evaded the Night Lady's Night Invasion.

A crisp and melodious laugh rang out in the pitch-black darkness, filled with undisguised mockery.

"Can your authority compare to mine? Do you know the honors that my children with Zeus possess?"

"All civilizations in this universe will be under the control of my children!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the memory that she had forcibly deleted resurfaced in the mind of the Lady of the Night.

Moreover, this time, the video was clearer and more realistic, as if she were experiencing it herself.

Enraged, Nyx once again deleted the memory from her mind that had nearly made her faint with rage.

However, her deletion speed was nowhere near as fast as Mnemosyne's retransmission speed.

Moreover, the Night Lady's destructive movements soon became obscure and sluggish.

Her memory has been affected.

Her fighting instincts and logic began to suffer a fatal break. Her core memories of "why fight" and "how to fight" were being constantly deleted, distorted, and reshaped by the enemy, causing her divinity to fall into a chaotic vortex.

If she hadn't been prepared in advance, having backed up all her memories in real time within this "darkness" source that belonged to her before taking action, so that she could restore them at any time.

It's likely that she has long been manipulated at will by Mnemosyne.

However, even so, the memories that were constantly being modified, deleted, and added still rendered her offensive meaningless.

Normally, Mnemosyne would not need to take action at all.

With her first move, she immediately secured an invincible position.

If her opponent at this moment were not the equally powerful Lady of the Night, but an ordinary deity, she could have easily toyed with her.

The power of "memory" may seem inconspicuous, but it is actually an almost invincible force.

Furthermore, the omniscient goddess had already exercised considerable restraint and hadn't truly acted recklessly by altering memories; otherwise...
Now, this poor lady of the night is powerless and increasingly frustrated.

She couldn't help but let out a series of shrill screams in her boundless rage.

The pure darkness of fury spread rapidly, and it was no longer just destroying Mount Mnemosyne.

This goddess of night, about to lose her mind in a fit of rage, is filled with destructive power and has begun to spread throughout Mount Olympus.

However, the Goddess of Memory can only annoy the Lady of Night; it's impossible for her to actually cause any real harm to her.

Seeing the commotion outside, Zeus was even more troubled.

With such a commotion, there is no god on Mount Olympus who is unaware of it.

Many gods watched this scene from afar, their faces full of interest.

Even in their endless divine lives, such a scene is still extremely rare!

Two goddesses who could be considered supreme actually ended up fighting!
They fought over the God King because they were jealous of him!

This is quite a spectacle!

As for those who tried to break up the fight, there wasn't a single one.

Either they dare not, or they don't want to; even if there are people who can mediate, they haven't arrived yet.

It was still daytime, and Helios, high in the sky, had driven the sun to its zenith.

As a result, after seeing the two goddesses fighting from afar in the sky, he turned back to watch the spectacle, completely forgetting his sacred duty.

There were also the three brothers, Astraeus, who were originally at the edge of the starry sky. When they saw the anomaly on Olympus, they immediately rushed back from beyond the stars to prepare to protect it!
It turned out that the two goddesses had gotten into a fight.

So the three brothers weren't in a hurry to return to the starry sky. Instead, they stood with the gods from afar, whispering among themselves and watching the spectacle with great interest.

After all, who in this world doesn't love watching goddesses fight?
Many goddesses watched with glee, secretly pleased with their misfortune. Countless goddesses were thinking: "Let them fight! The bigger the commotion, the better! Let them thoroughly enrage Zeus so he'll never speak to you again!"

You two little devils! The goddess of wisdom hasn't even said anything yet, and you're already arguing!
They have absolutely no shame!
At the foot of Mount Olympus, the gods and fairies who were waiting for the arrival of all the gods in the universe, who were ready to go and pay homage to the King of Gods and participate in the upcoming pantheon, were presented with an incredibly terrifying scene.

The absolute darkness of night suddenly enveloped one of the majestic peaks of Mount Olympus, leveling the sacred mountain and its palace in an instant.

And it quickly began to spread throughout the entire Mount Olympus.

Meanwhile, several dazzling, blinding streaks of starlight fell from the sky like meteors.

Even the sacred sun, which should have been high in the sky, turned back and headed towards Olympus.

For a time, the gods were in turmoil, their hearts filled with fear.

Some of the more timid deities were even starting to think about whether they should run away as soon as possible.

They were genuinely afraid that some terrible battle, unknown to them, had taken place here. With their small stature, they were like leaves in the wind or candles in the rain.

Anyone who gets even a little involved will face certain death!
Most of them don't have any laws to protect them, and they really can die!

Zeus sighed deeply, for it was not just because the two goddesses were fighting; that was a trivial matter.

What frustrated Him even more was the reaction of the gods.

So many gods, just to watch the show, have completely abandoned their duties!

Look at the sky!

The sun has turned away!
This is absolutely terrible!
His gaze pierced through the barriers, looking at the gods who were gathered at the foot of the mountain, their hearts filled with anxiety. He was truly weary.

The Heavenly Dao System must be developed immediately!
The gods are far too capricious; they are not yet accustomed to the more rigorous new order.

However, this is also a good opportunity.

Zeus only set out when he felt the time was right, when both goddesses were enraged and the destruction was about to spiral out of control.

With a thunderclap in the clear sky, Zeus, his face as cold as jade and devoid of any emotion, arrived at the battlefield.

With a wave of his hand, the God-King instantly transformed endless lightning into several ferocious golden electric dragons, roaring as they charged into the deep night, completely binding the two goddesses who seemed to be fighting fiercely but were actually quite boring.

The two goddesses, who were locked in a fierce battle, were suddenly struck by a divine thunderbolt, which sent a shiver through their bodies. Their reason, which had been clouded by anger and jealousy, was forcibly brought back once again.

Looking up, they saw Zeus's incredibly cold and serious face, a sight never before seen on Zeus's handsome and gentle countenance.

Their hearts skipped a beat as they saw the chaotic scene around them and felt a sense of panic.

Zeus seems to be really angry.

For a moment, a sense of fear involuntarily arose in their hearts.

The two goddesses quickly withdrew their divine power, their hearts filled with unease.

They all originally wanted to rush into Zeus's arms as soon as possible and be the first to complain.

However, after seeing Zeus's cold, stern, and emotionless expression, they ultimately did not dare to do so in front of everyone.

Mnemosyne was no longer able to ascertain Zeus's true thoughts. She was unsure whether Zeus was genuinely angry or simply using this as an excuse.

However, she dared not gamble.

Zeus remained silent, only coldly surveying the surrounding gods who were watching the spectacle with his majestic golden eyes.

Some of the gods sensed something was wrong and wanted to sneak away, but under Zeus's sharp gaze, they all froze and stopped.

The deep darkness was rapidly dissipating, but endless dark clouds began to slowly gather in the sky that should have been clear.

All the gods could see that the great god-king was truly enraged this time.

Zeus gave the order in an extremely cold voice: "All gods, go to the council chamber."

As soon as he finished speaking, his figure transformed into a dazzling bolt of lightning and arrived at the magnificent hall ahead of everyone else.

Zeus sat solemnly on his supreme throne, his large hand outstretched, the scepter of the god-king flashing with the light of thunder. The atmosphere in the entire council hall was tense and deadly.

Although Zeus had left, the dark clouds in the sky did not dissipate; instead, they grew thicker and denser, gradually spreading until they covered the entire Mount Olympus.

The gods present looked at each other, feeling uneasy, and then they all set off for the council hall.

(End of this chapter)