Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 191 Is there really such a stupid god in the world?! (Seeking monthly votes at the end of the month~)

Seeing Menotius still struggling, Zeus immediately unleashed a golden bolt of lightning.

Menotius, who was still struggling to recover in the pure water, was instantly rendered motionless by this bolt of lightning.

All of His divinity and vitality were completely bound by this lightning.

Oceanus remained silent, immediately kneeling on one knee before the palace, bowing his noble head deeply, his heart filled with despair and helplessness.

He knew Menotius was a fool, but He never imagined that He could be this foolish!

I usually keep such a close watch on things, and nothing ever happens, but with just this little bit of opportunity, He caused such a huge disaster!
He truly regretted it!

I regret ever pleading with the King of the Gods for Menotius!
His only wish now is that Atlas, please, please don't get involved!

Otherwise, He would truly be on the verge of a complete breakdown.

Clymene and Pleone, along with the five rain nymphs who served Zeus, the seven Pleades, and other children of Atlas, were on the verge of fainting from fright.

They simply couldn't understand how their uncle Menotius could do something so foolish!

How can there be such a stupid god in the world?!

The only thing that brought some comfort to Pleone and her children was that they did not see Atlas. They prayed frantically in their hearts, hoping that Atlas (the father god) would not do anything foolish!

They quickly followed suit and knelt down behind Oceanus.

Some of the more gentle ones were already sobbing softly.

Even Prometheus, who was originally serving at Zeus's right hand, stood there stunned for a long time, unable to recover.

He couldn't understand how his second brother could do such a stupid thing!

Are we really born to the same parents?

Although this matter was not directly related to Him, He still felt immense horror.

He hesitated for a moment, then silently ran to the side of his mother goddess Clymene and knelt down with her.

Thetes was gently comforting the terrified Amatee, while at the same time using her divine power to calm the ocean that had become turbulent due to the battle.

Amartea, upon seeing Thetes, had already calmed down considerably.

Now, as a daughter of the ocean, she naturally knows how powerful her father and mother gods are.

Moreover, even through such a vast spatial passage, she could clearly sense the aura of Zeus that gave her immense peace of mind.

Only Zeus could so easily break through space.

She knew Zeus was watching, so she wasn't afraid at all.

In fact, once the fight started, she quickly became less afraid.

It wasn't until the fight started that I realized the Titan god on the other side, who was supposedly infamous in legends, wasn't so powerful after all.

However, I still feel a little scared afterward.

Thetis carried Amartea through the spatial passage and returned to the great hall.

Then she released Amathia and, without a word, went to her husband's side and knelt down with him on one knee.

Amalthea originally intended to rush directly into Zeus's arms.

But seeing such a grand and solemn scene before her, she felt a little nervous and shy.

She looked around, wanting to run to Zeus, but ultimately didn't dare.

So she followed the example of the household gods and obediently knelt behind Oceanus.

Zeus looked down at Oceanus and his wife, who were kneeling on the ground, expressionless, without saying a word.

An oppressive and terrifying atmosphere, so intense it suffocated even the gods, slowly spread throughout the temple like an invisible tide.

All the gods in the hall felt a sense of unease, as if they were being pricked by needles, originating from the depths of their divinity.

Everyone became cautious, even unconsciously stopping their breathing, not daring to make the slightest sound.

Even those giants who were arrogant and rude not long ago are now all looking down at their noses, keeping their mouths shut, and standing obediently.

The goddess Okeanos, sitting at the first position to Zeus's right, is now experiencing the same despair as Oceanus.

The universe is certainly not short of idiots, but she had never seen an idiot this stupid before!
Today, the universe is in a period of great development, the order of the God-King is progressing steadily, and a brand-new sacred heavenly order has been woven.

Everything is developing rapidly and steadily.

Given the current situation, if we wait a while longer, until the new order is fully familiar to all living beings in the universe, and until Zeus's position as the king of the gods is completely secure, then it's not impossible to find a way to ask Zeus to release his children.

But now, everything has been completely ruined by this fool! The remnants of the former God-King, even after the God-King generously granted them mercy, still refuse to obey him!

So, would the more brutal and stubborn former god-king willingly submit to the new god-king?

Since Zeus knew that they would rebel even if released, would he still release them?

In the heart of the Mother Goddess of All Things, there was only collapse and silence.

She sat up straight, her upper body tense, causing the ground to shake. She parted her lips slightly, wanting to say something, but she couldn't think of anything she could say at that moment.
In the end, she could only close her beautiful eyes wearily and helplessly, let out a deep sigh, and lean weakly against the altar.

She's really had enough!

Zeus stared expressionlessly at the family of Oceanus kneeling in the temple. With a slight movement of his fingertips, he unleashed a gentle bolt of lightning that struck Amateia precisely, causing her to instinctively look up.

This adorable goddess was suddenly "attacked" and immediately looked up in bewilderment at Zeus on the throne.

Her innocent and bewildered look almost broke Zeus's carefully maintained cold and stern expression.

He suppressed a laugh and gently beckoned to her, gesturing for her to come to his side.

Don't just stand there kneeling like an idiot, this has nothing to do with her.

Amartea hesitated for a moment, then secretly glanced at the father and mother gods in front of her before slowly getting up, taking long strides, and quickly running to Zeus's side.

Zeus gently took her hands and pulled her in front of him, carefully admiring the newborn, adorable goddess.

He was extremely satisfied; Oceanus had indeed done his best.

The newborn is indeed excellent; its laws are precious and powerful, its authority is widely applicable, and its divinity is completely renewed. Compared to the previous little goat goddess, it is immeasurably stronger.

As for his divine body and divine power, he has undergone a complete transformation, a world of difference compared to before.

However, his adorable and innocent temperament hasn't changed much; it's just that his already pure divine aura has become even purer and more flawless.

She wore a blue and white shimmering dress, her figure was tall and slender, and her small face was cute and charming, exuding pure beauty.

Um.
The newly sculpted legs are longer than life itself, and those delicate, exquisite feet are simply wonderful!
In addition, the Ocean God couple really paid attention to all the details.

Amartea's hair and eyebrows remained the same brilliant pure gold as before, and even her eyes were pure gold.

This is quite different from the typical bright or vibrant hair colors of ocean girls, such as blue, green, cyan, purple, pink, and red.

Even the horns on her head have been greatly improved, and they no longer resemble goat horns. They are extremely beautiful in shape and look extremely dazzling and colorful.

Logically speaking, a goddess like her should possess natural elegance and a noble and dignified air.

But it's clear she didn't follow common sense.

In her noble golden eyes, only innocence, naivety, and endearing charm were revealed.

However, Zeus liked it even more.

By His side, this silly, pure-hearted fairy never needs to think too much.

After admiring her, Zeus winked at her, signaling her to stay behind him.

She understood that subtle signal.

She hesitated for a moment, then cast a pitiful, pleading look at Zeus.

After seeing Zeus give her another reassuring look, she quickly and obediently shrank behind him, just as she always had.

The gods in the palace dared not look directly at the God-King, yet they could sense that the God-King truly doted on this goddess.

Such an important goddess, how dare any god lay a hand on her, it's truly outrageous!

Many gods secretly glanced at the cloud of particles called Menotius, and in their hearts greatly admired His foolishness.

Only then did Zeus speak slowly in a cold, majestic, and emotionless tone: "Mnemosyne, please tell me the cause and effect of this matter."

Upon hearing this, the omniscient goddess Mnemosyne slowly rose and bowed in respect to the god-king.

She hesitated for a moment, then her all-seeing gaze seemed to sweep unintentionally over Poseidon, who was sitting not far away.

The guilty Aquaman shuddered violently the moment he felt that gaze.

Fortunately, the all-knowing goddess only glanced at Him before turning her gaze back to Zeus on his throne.

She organized her thoughts and spoke slowly in a calm and clear tone: "Your Majesty, this sinful god, having lost his former honor, has always harbored resentment towards the sacred order you established. His resentment has accumulated to this point and has now become uncontrollable."

"In his drunken stupor, He harbored treacherous thoughts and sought to kidnap Your Majesty, the King of Gods, your beloved goddess, Amartya, the daughter of the ocean, hoping to use this to coerce you into releasing His father, Iapetus, and restoring their honor."

(End of this chapter)