Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 213 Clymene
Although this outstanding daughter of the ocean still had a slight trace of sorrow between her brows, her mental state was not too bad.

After all, she is one of the most outstanding among the Ocean Goddesses!
Whether in terms of power, temperament, or wisdom, she is a first-rate goddess in the universe!
To put it bluntly, if she were to get serious, even Poseidon would have a hard time taking her down.

(While still soaking in the icy waters of Styx, the Aquaman, in a dazed state, sneezed and blew a few bubbles.)
If it weren't for her temperament, strength, and beauty, all of which were among the most outstanding in the universe, the mighty Iapetus would never have married her.

Just by looking at the children she gave birth to, one can know how powerful and radiant her divinity and divine power are.

Although she is now being punished by Zeus to serve him for ten thousand years, once she arrives at Zeus's temple, she naturally becomes the head steward of Zeus's temple.

You should know that the seven Pleades sisters and the five Hyades sisters were all children of her children.

Even Adrastheia and Id, who have now been swiftly promoted by the God-King, still have to respectfully call her "sister."

This was especially true for Amartea.

This charming fairy, who is also a daughter of the ocean, also showed great respect to her elder sister, who was among the top ocean goddesses and was highly favored and valued by her father and mother.

As for the newly arrived daughters of Taumas—Iris and Arke—they wouldn't have been worthy of even raising their heads to speak to her before.

Nominally she was serving Zeus, but in reality there was nothing she needed to do.

Gods and mortals are ultimately very different; they do not need to have the same trivial needs as mortals.

As a supreme being in the universe, anything that is matter, no matter what it is, can be created at will with a wave of the hand.

Moreover, given her status, no god in the entire Olympus would dare to humiliate her.

Therefore, she actually lived more comfortably by Zeus's side.

Although the ocean is thriving and beautiful, it is still far inferior to Olympus.

Zeus would never mistreat her; frankly, he didn't have the time to do so.

This was the first time His Majesty the God-King had returned home since the meeting ended.
What troubled her most was her foolish child. That was also the reason she was so mentally exhausted.

However, she was not in despair.

The divine authority of the God-King is still trustworthy.

Moreover, she is actively working to improve her relationship with her new sister, Amartea.

She thought that there would be an opportunity in the future to ask the God-King to release her foolish child.

After all, this new sister's personality is also so gentle and kind.

If she can forgive her foolish son, then once His Majesty the King of Gods has calmed down and Menotius has had enough of the punishment he deserves, it is not impossible for the child to be released.

After all, who would keep arguing with a fool?

His Majesty the God-King is not so narrow-minded.

Furthermore, what she felt most guilty about was that her father and mother were punished because of her request.

Not only was his reputation greatly damaged, but he also left a very bad impression on His Majesty the God-King, and was confined for 100,000 years, during which time he could not leave the ocean.

Clymene felt extremely guilty and heartbroken about this. Her father and mother loved her deeply, and she loved her parents just as much.

She had long ago made up her mind to serve the God-King well and ask him to lift the confinement of the Father God and Mother God.

Even if they don't save the son, they should at least lift the punishment on the parents first!
During this time, she was able to calm down a bit. The atmosphere in Zeus's Palace was harmonious and friendly, and the fairies and goddesses serving her were basically her own gods. It was no different for her to be here than at home.

Although she hasn't completely recovered from the foolish things Menotius did, she has accepted reality and adapted to being Zeus's chief steward.

To be honest, it felt really good!
After becoming the chief steward of the God King, the gods respected her even more!

Everyone knows that the closer a god is to His Majesty the God-King, the less likely he is to offend him.

No matter who she is, she is someone you absolutely must not offend.

Moreover, this god was of noble status and possessed formidable power.

After becoming familiar with the affairs of the God King's Palace, she couldn't help but secretly complain: His Majesty the God King is good in every way, except that he is entangled with too many goddesses.

After the Pantheon ceremony ended, the gods disappeared without a trace. In the past two months, too many famous goddesses have come looking for His Majesty the God-King.

Especially after the earth-shattering events that occurred in the Netherworld, followed by the world-illuminating commotion caused by the Lord of Light in Olympus, several goddesses angrily came to confront the god, but in the end, they were all persuaded to go back by the god with great difficulty.

The claim that they served His Majesty the God-King is laughable; in reality, they never even saw the God-King!

His most frequent task was to speak well of His Majesty the God-King and to comfort the goddesses who came to question him, telling them not to get agitated.

Clymene found this rather amusing and exasperating.

Not long ago, when Clymene saw the Moon Realm of the Lord of Radiance slowly dissipate, and the Moon Goddess herself, without any concealment, slowly returned to her own temple surrounded (supported) by three newly born and beautiful Moon Goddesses, she knew that His Majesty the God-King was about to return.

However, this peaceful atmosphere on Olympus might not be genuine!

Judging from Lord Qinghui's actions, this is clearly a blatant provocation.

She intercepted His Majesty the God King quietly, but what happened afterward caused as much of a commotion as possible.

After the matter was over, they deliberately took their time, surrounded by their three beautiful newborn daughters, circling the entire Mount Olympus and returning to the temple.

Since they dared to do this, they must be favored by His Majesty the God-King.

Who knows, His Majesty the God-King will have another wife.

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Clymene was quite pleased with the "good show" that was about to happen, which made his gloomy mood dissipate considerably.

Zeus was leisurely flying back to his temple when he saw a stunningly beautiful ocean goddess coming to greet him from afar.

Her figure was slender and graceful, and her every move was elegant and charming.

Without the slightest bit of modesty, her beauty was beyond compare.

This goddess was Clymene.

She is the purest ocean goddess, the most beloved child truly born of Oceanus, the god of the ocean, and Thetis, the mother of all rivers, not a goddess formed from the natural evolution of rivers and lakes.

She was also one of the first children conceived by the Oceanid couple, and was their true darling.

Her name means "glory," and just by looking at this name, one can tell just how much the Oceanid couple valued and doted on their child.

Of course, Clymene never disappointed them. She inherited all the best qualities of her parents: great strength, immense power, gentle nature, and wisdom.

Her authority is "water flow," she is the great goddess who governs the flow of water throughout the entire universe!

Furthermore, Oceanus and Thetes also bestowed upon her the authority to assist in the control of the entire ocean and freshwater.

She is the great goddess who assists Thetis and manages the operation of the entire universe's water system!

That's not all; she also possesses the bloodline inherited from the great ocean currents that have made the world so powerful!
She is also a great mother goddess who represents the bloodline of the universe's creation!
You can tell that just by looking at her children.

This great ocean goddess has long, flowing, azure hair that resembles the sea and sky, almost as long as her body.

It also has a faint white fluorescent glow on it, flowing smoothly and very delicate.

Her beautiful head and flowing hair alone would be enough to make any god's heart itch with desire.

She has the most classic oval face, with a delicate and high nose bridge, and thin lips that are an extremely dreamy pinkish-blue, like the most perfect work of art.

She also has a pair of translucent, ice-blue eyes, naturally moist and full of affection.

At first glance, it is extremely clear and beautiful, truly a masterpiece.

These are eyes that can speak.

Moreover, they have extremely gentle eyes.

Although she was already the mother goddess of four powerful deities, and her beautiful face resembled that of a bride, with the addition of these beautiful eyes, her temperament was no different from that of a young girl in her late teens.

The Ocean Goddess, nurtured by the pure waters of the ocean, is of utmost purity and beauty, and is loved by all gods.

Clymene revealed a stunning smile that even the god-king, who was in a state of enlightenment, was momentarily stunned by.

She bowed deeply to Zeus, and as she did so, the misty skirt in front of her rose in a beautiful arc, like the surging of waves, fully displaying the amazing wealth of this ocean goddess.

After bowing, Clymene said softly, "Greetings to the great God-King, the supreme ruler."

Zeus nodded slightly.

He felt that his time as a sage was passing by rather quickly.

“Beautiful Clymene, has anything been going on lately? Are you finding it comfortable in my palace?”

Clymene smiled and nodded: "Thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty. Your Majesty's temple is the most sacred place in the universe. Here, Clymene is naturally very comfortable, just like being back at home."

"During your busy time, the revered and holy goddess of justice has handled everything perfectly. There is nothing that requires your personal intervention."

"but."

(End of this chapter)