Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 204 Cronus! You've finally met your match!
Zeus laughed heartily and said loudly, "My dear friends, how do you feel about your new divine bodies in the world?"

Briareus, the most powerful of the hundred-armed giants, grinned with all fifty of his massive mouths and said, "Thank you for Your Majesty's supreme grace!"

"You have given us a portion of our divinity and consciousness, and the Mother Goddess has created new divine bodies for us. Everything is wonderful! From this day forward, we can truly experience the beauty of the world! We brothers will never forget Your Majesty's kindness!"

They were once so enormous that they could not truly appreciate the beauty of the world.

Moreover, the universe was relatively desolate at that time.

Now, having suffered endless torment, they can be said to cherish their current life more than most gods, love this prosperous and beautiful world more, and are truly grateful for Zeus's blessings.

The giants excitedly shared their experiences of living in the world with Zeus, who nodded repeatedly and occasionally chimed in, chatting happily with them.

With these relatively simple-minded and absolutely loyal allies by his side, Zeus didn't have to think about many things and was relatively relaxed.

After chatting for a long time, Brontes the Thunder finally asked in a deep voice, "My most respected Your Majesty, you are extremely busy with the affairs of the universe."

"I wonder if there's anything we brothers can do to help you, something that might be of some small kind? It would be our greatest wish to have the opportunity to do something for you!"

Zeus laughed heartily, "It's nothing serious, I just want to see the ancient gods."

After these six giants arrived in the Underworld, the important task of guarding the anchor point of the sinful god who had been imprisoned in Tartarus was entrusted to them.

With them watching over things, Zeus was absolutely at ease, both in terms of loyalty and strength.

Upon hearing this, the giants nodded and shouted in unison, "We obey your will!"

The anchor of Cronus and the other gods' existence was now bound to the arms of the Hundred-Handed Giant, who then untied them and respectfully handed them over to Zeus.

Zeus took the four incredibly heavy anchors, and with a slight shake of his arm, he pulled out the chains of law that bound the four primordial Titans and led straight to the abyss of Tartarus.

The space around it was shattered by the seemingly casual yet incredibly powerful action, revealing an endless sea of ​​chaotic nothingness.

Zeus pulled on the chains, churning and dragging them haphazardly in the Sea of ​​Nothingness, and just like that, he forcefully pulled the four primordial Titans back!

The four primordial titans who have reappeared in this world are in exactly the same state as the six giants who were just released from prison.

They were all drowsy and dazed.

Their perception and reaction to everything were so dull that they were even less sensitive than those of a mortal being.

And this is the moment the six giants have been waiting for!
Upon witnessing Cronus's wretched state, the mouths of the six giants with their 153 heads stretched almost to their ears with glee!
Serves you right, Cronus! You've finally met your match!
The six giants, feeling incredibly pleased, bowed deeply to Zeus and then quietly withdrew.

The King of Gods comes here alone, and whatever He is about to say, it is best that the other gods do not listen.

They didn't retreat at first because they wanted to witness Cronus's miserable state firsthand!

Objective achieved, can leave now.

Cool!
The pitiful state of these four primordial titans before us once again powerfully demonstrates to the world just how terrifying the endless nothingness of Tartarus truly is.

This terror was enough to torment even the highest god-king to the point of divine collapse and the demise of his will.

This is the cruelest and most vicious ultimate punishment for all life possessing "spirit".

none of them!

In fact, it's not just the ancient god-king Cronus who is currently suffering a tragic fate.

Even the Weaver and Reaper of Death, the great Cycler, whose divinity has withered to the extreme, has lost almost all of its vitality.

As for Coeus, the primordial Titan who symbolizes intelligence, exploration, insight, and thought, when he first emerged from this void, his pride in his divine wisdom, which allowed him to see through all things, had essentially lost the ability to think.

His once beautiful, radiant, and luminous wife, Phoebe, is now dull and lifeless, her former dazzling brilliance gone, like a dead star.

Zeus was not in a hurry. He simply went up and gave each of the gods two powerful thunderbolts, enough to make them recover quickly. Then he stood with his hands behind his back, quietly waiting for them to regain their senses.

Under Zeus's extremely effective "treatment," the four primordial Titans began to recover one after another and rapidly.

However, the first to recover was not the most powerful Old God King Cronus, but the intelligent Titan Coeus.

Following closely behind was his wife, Phoebus.

Zeus was slightly surprised, but then he understood. These two should indeed regain their reason and composure sooner. While Cronus was stronger, his excessive violence and rage made him more prone to losing his mind in the endless void.

Moreover, within His divinity and divine body, there are always lightning chains He Himself set, constantly restricting His power to prevent Him from escaping Tartarus.

Therefore, it is quite normal that the Koeus couple were able to recover first.

And Coeus truly lived up to his reputation as the great god who ruled over intellect and insight.

Upon rediscovering "existence," He did not immediately break down or lose composure due to the immense joy of being reborn.

In just a few breaths, He had managed to control His overwhelming excitement and had firmly fixed His gaze on Zeus.

But the bright and pure Fuber was ultimately not as strong as her husband.

After confirming that she had truly escaped the endless void, she collapsed to the ground, utterly powerless.

She covered her serene and elegant face with her beautiful hands, unable to control herself any longer, and silently shed cold tears.

In the endless void and chaos, the beautiful Phoebe was truly on the verge of collapse.

Or rather, she had already broken down.

However, even though she had already broken down, she could not escape it.

In that eternal, endless torment, even though she had collapsed, she was forced to recover.

She endured the eternal, endless, and most extreme torment in this endless cycle of collapse and recovery.

The moment Coeus regained consciousness, he quickly observed his surroundings. His first thought was to test whether he could return his divinity to the laws of the universe.

However, in just a moment, He discovered that His divinity was firmly controlled by an invisible force.

This force bound His divinity tightly to this divine body, making it impossible for Him to break free of the divine body and return to the laws.

He couldn't help but sigh inwardly, but he didn't feel much disappointment.

Even though He was driven almost mad by the endless nothingness, He could still understand that if Zeus did not have the means to absolutely control them, He would never have released them.

Seeing that Cronus beside him was about to recover, and knowing that time was running out, he didn't even have time to care about his weeping wife.

Then, turning to Zeus, they asked urgently, "O illustrious Zeus, what is the state of the world now? And what brings you to us this time?"

Coeus maintained the demeanor of a primordial intelligence Titan. Although he spoke quickly, his tone was quite polite, and there was no disrespect or rudeness in his words.

Coeus's words also awakened Phoebe, who was silently weeping, and she forced herself to cheer up in an instant.

She slowly stood up and came to her husband's side, standing shoulder to shoulder with him.

Her fair and delicate face was also cold and solemn, and the tears in her eyes disappeared instantly.

She reluctantly regained her former charm, her beautiful eyes fixed on Zeus, also waiting for his answer.

Zeus smiled slightly and said in a calm tone, "The whole universe is doing well now. I have established a new divine and just order, and the universe is becoming more and more vast and prosperous."

"As for your daughters, I have already pardoned them. They are now in Olympus, by the side of my beloved Hera. My merciful Hera treats them well, so you can rest assured."

Upon hearing this, Coeus and Phoebus felt a pang of heartache. Their bright and gentle daughter was now under the tutelage of Hera, whom they had once wronged. They knew perfectly well why.

The parents felt an indescribable heartache for their daughter's sacrifices and the injustices she endured.

However, they also secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and they did not feel that Zeus was deceiving them.

This is the best possible outcome.

Although the children no longer enjoy the same honors as before, and can no longer live carefree lives, this is already extremely forgiving for the families of the losers.

Coeus forced a smile and said sincerely, "O illustrious Zeus, thank you for your leniency. We believe that under your tolerant rule, the universe will surely become better and better."

(End of this chapter)