Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 169 This younger sister looks so much like my husband?

No wonder Zeus was quietly attracted to his sister and even fathered his first child with her.

Such appeal is understandable.

She possessed some kind of magic that somehow made me feel an inexplicable urge to get closer to her, a deep attraction.

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Metis frowned slightly. Although it was their first meeting, Dione gave him an extremely familiar feeling.

It is a feeling that is extremely familiar, extremely fond of, and even something to be relied upon and drawn to, a feeling that originates from the depths of divinity.

This feeling
Metis simply stared at Dione silently, without speaking immediately.

The ocean gods surrounding her remained silent, filled with trepidation, not daring to utter a single sound in this temple that should have been filled with laughter and joy.

While the return of Metis, the goddess of wisdom, to the ocean is certainly a good thing, it may not necessarily be so at such a delicate moment as today.

With such a grand entrance and astonishing commotion, who knows if she's here to cause trouble for her love rival?

Even if her rival in love is her own sister, and no one thinks Metis is a cruel god, who can be sure what a goddess would do when it comes to dealing with a "rival in love"?

Even Oceanus and his wife are now secretly preparing to step in and mediate if things go wrong.

Metis stared for a while, then suddenly discovered something that greatly surprised her, leaving even her wise mind filled with shock and confusion.

My new younger sister.
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She still has her virginity!
How can this be?

Didn't she already have a child with Zeus?!

Did she regain her virginity after having children?
But that doesn't really look like it.

Her aura was so pure and gentle, without a trace of impurity, and it didn't even have the mature charm of motherhood!
Even if she were to regain her virginity, it would be impossible for her divine aura to be completely devoid of any trace of "yang" (masculine energy).

It should be understood that Zeus is the supremely masculine and powerful god of thunder, the ruler of the sky. It is impossible to be unaffected by Zeus's aura after merging with Him.

Since the gods have already united and given birth to a child with laws, it must be a deep fusion of laws and divinity.

If that's the case, then it's impossible for Zeus's presence to be absent. Metis, for example, now bears the indelible mark of Zeus inside and out.

Therefore, the goddess of wisdom was genuinely puzzled when she saw Dione's pure aura.

She didn't know the underlying reasons, but she immediately understood that the matter between Zeus and her sister was definitely not as simple as it seemed on the surface.

There must be a deeper secret hidden inside.

No, her name is Dione.
And deep within her divinity, that inexplicable...
Metis temporarily set aside his many doubts and gave the mysterious goddess before him a very gentle and kind smile, saying softly, "Hello, my dear sister, Dione."

Upon hearing this, Dione also stepped forward.

In just a few short steps, the endless gentleness and sanctity were fully displayed.

She responded with a soft laugh, and in a voice that seemed to soothe all the confusion in her mind, she said softly, "Hello, my dear Metis."

Even though Dione did not call her sister but addressed her by her first name, Metis did not feel the slightest bit of displeasure.

On the contrary, a strange sense of familiarity arose in her heart, as if the other person had called her name countless times.

This feeling of familiarity and closeness was so natural, it didn't feel like the first time we met.

It doesn't seem like she's facing a "love rival" who has just stolen her husband's affections.

The two equally beautiful and wise goddesses smiled at each other, creating a harmonious atmosphere that instantly dissolved all the tension around them.

The gods of the ocean breathed a sigh of relief. Seeing this, the Ocean God hurriedly called upon the other gods to hold the grandest feast that had been prepared in advance, and the atmosphere in the entire temple became lively.

Metis stepped forward, took Dione's flawless hand, and asked in an extremely intimate tone, "My dear Dione, where is your lovely child? I have heard that you and the great Zeus have conceived the most beautiful and lovely child in the universe."

Dione smiled slightly, then softly called out, summoning Aphrodite, who was surrounded by a multitude of gods and goddesses like stars around the moon.

This goddess of love and beauty, born from the origins of "ultimate yang" and "ultimate yin," represents the manifestation of the most perfect "union" in the universe.

Therefore, whether they are male or female gods, they will love her from the bottom of their hearts and involuntarily.

Metis was equally fond of Aphrodite at first sight.

There's no way around it, because all living beings share an irresistible yearning for the supreme "beauty" and "love."

She was amazed. She had thought that Dione was already the most perfect goddess in the three realms and three domains. But she never expected that her daughter's beauty was in no way inferior to hers.

Moreover, the two goddesses have completely different temperaments.

Dione, though beautiful, possesses more of a sacred nobility and majesty.

Even though she was so beautiful, no deity could ignore the innate majesty and nobility she possessed.

She is the kind of being that is truly sacred and inviolable.

However, Aphrodite was extremely delicate. Her temperament was gentle and pure, full of charm and vitality. Everyone wanted to be close to her and cherish her.

Aphrodite showed no signs of awkwardness or unease whatsoever.

She generously displayed her smile, a smile that could outshine everything else, and stepped forward to embrace Metis with great affection, saying sweetly, "Revered Goddess of Wisdom, it is my honor to know you."

Her smile made Metis feel a little dizzy.

Metis embraced Aphrodite, who was full of love and beauty, and exclaimed from the bottom of his heart, "What a good child. My dear Aphrodite, I am just as happy to know you."

"You are as beautiful as the legends say, and the entire universe is made more beautiful because of your existence and that of your mother goddess."

Upon hearing this, the goddess of beauty smiled again. Without any hesitation, she happily kissed Metis on the cheek and said, "My dear incarnation of wisdom, thank you for your praise. Your beauty and wisdom are truly indispensable and eternally radiant charms in this universe."

Soon, Aphrodite was back to her usual cheerful self, playing and frolicking with the gods present.

She was always so carefree, always full of the purest vitality and joy.

Dione gazed tenderly at the child's figure and whispered to Metis, "My dear Metis, my love, I am not your enemy."

“I don’t need that title of ‘Zeus’s wife’ either. Of course, I know you may not care about these things, but I still want to tell you in advance.”

As she spoke, Dione winked playfully at Metis, her eyes filled with undisguised cunning.

Upon hearing this, Metis simply nodded slightly, and then returned a smile that was equally meaningful.

She stepped forward and gently hugged Dione, without saying anything more.

The goddess of wisdom is, after all, the goddess of wisdom.

At the grand feast on the ocean, Metis, in front of all the ocean gods, formally announced her decision to take Dione and Aphrodite, mother and daughter, to settle on Olympus.

The gods of the ocean, while somewhat surprised by this, also felt it was perfectly reasonable.

After all, if Dione were to remain in the ocean for too long, it would truly be a disgrace to His Majesty the God-King.

What they didn't expect was that this time it was Metis himself who came to greet them, and with such a grand procession.

This is clearly a declaration to all the gods in the universe that she, the wise goddess, does not mind that the great god-king has other wives.

The emotions in the hearts of the Ocean God and his wife were extremely complex.

Although this outcome was within their expectations, they could also imagine the injustice their beloved daughter would suffer and the deep pain she would endure.

However, they had absolutely no way to deal with this.

After all, it was all done willingly by the daughter herself.

As for that great god-king, who can control him?
Besides, it's not like they only have one daughter who is devoted to the God-King. They both love their daughters, so what can they do?

All I can do is pretend I know nothing.

Let everything take its natural course.

After the grand banquet, Metis, with an unparalleled procession, led Dione and her daughter back to Mount Olympus, a magnificent spectacle that was known to all the gods.

When Dione and Aphrodite, these two newly born goddesses, descended upon Mount Olympus, all the gods on the mountain were utterly astonished.

Even the most knowledgeable and resilient Olympian gods were deeply attracted by the unparalleled beauty of these two goddesses.

They were all infatuated and intoxicated.

If Zeus hadn't severely punished those derelict gods, it would have caused even more gods to choose to temporarily abandon their duties and remain on Olympus.

(End of this chapter)