Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 29 Titan's Attitude
The God-King spoke with deep emotion, revealing a veiled threat.

He wanted to bind the two Titans to his chariot, hoping that they would put aside their past grievances and unite against the same threat.

The composed Hyperion nodded again and said, "We will obey the command of the great God-King. We will also do our utmost to defend our honor."

“I will await the God-King’s summons at any time. Great God-King, Hyperion will obey Your Majesty’s will.”

Crios said from the side, "No god can take away our honor; the honor of the Titans will shine forever throughout the universe."

"I will keep an eye on the starry sky, and if I find anything unusual, I will immediately inform the great God-King."

Hearing the two Titans' words, Cronus managed a forced smile, but it was a fake and stiff one.

He nodded in homage to the two Titans: "My brothers, just as we fought together for honor and freedom, the united Titans will prevail."

The two mighty Titans nodded, and Cronus turned and returned to the world.

He can't afford to waste any more time; He must summon the gods and quickly restore His lost authority!

An urgency enveloped His heart, along with a hint of fear that He dared not delve into.

He had not felt fear for so long that he had almost forgotten what it felt like.

Could it be that I will end up like Father God?

Do not!
Will not!
Cronus's face was icy cold, and he roared in his heart: I am the ruler of the universe, the king of the gods, and I will never be defeated!

Cleos and Hyperion watched the king of the gods return to the world. The two gods exchanged a glance and then parted ways to go home.

They did not forget that Rhea was also a member of the Titans.

Rhea was their kind and gentle sister, and also their good comrade-in-arms when they overthrew God the Father.

But the God King
It's ridiculous to talk to Cronus about past friendships.

Our honor?
Am I included in the "we" that the God-King spoke of?

Even though Zeus and the others are hidden in the vast and endless universe, they are nowhere to hide in the eyes of Creus and Hyperion. The trajectory of the stars and the flow of ether are all within their perception.

Between Cronus and Rhea and her children, the two Titans unanimously chose to remain neutral (wait and see).

Having just gained dominion over the universe, Cronus, through his courage, undoubtedly became the king of the gods.

At that time, He was the symbol of innovation, the banner of freedom, and the beginning of a new era.

The order established by the second generation of God-Kings satisfied all the gods. At that time, the universe flourished under the new laws.

But now, they are hardly satisfied.

Cronus has broken his original promise.

The eternal order established by Cronus was in the best interests of the gods, but that was when he had just ascended the throne.

Everything is completely different now; that order has become a constraint.

The descendants of the gods are denied honor and are completely restricted.

The honor of the gods themselves was also strictly limited, and Cronus and His loyalists were constantly eroding the honor of the gods.

The greedy god-king was strict with others but lenient with himself.

He allows himself to expand indefinitely, but deprives those who are above him of their rights.

He forbids the expansion of the gods and their descendants, but He Himself expands recklessly, using cruel and ruthless methods.

The gods have seen in Him the shadow of the former Father, whose divine authority is eroding the earth, the sea and darkness, and whose fire is eroding the light.

Yes, the Lady of Night is not a celestial being, nor even an earth goddess; they can turn a blind eye to her.

That doesn't directly conflict with their interests.

Pontus is not a celestial being, but rather an terrestrial being, and the outer seas are eroding the divine authority of the ocean currents. Furthermore, the divine authority of the Mother Goddess of All Things is being devoured by Cronus, who is increasingly pushing his luck. How could the other gods not see this?

If this continues, sooner or later all the gods will be slowly devoured by Cronus.

However, it is impossible for the gods to unite now and overthrow Cronus.

The old order is always deeply entrenched.

The fear of the invincible God-King still exists.

The combined power of the gods might be able to overthrow the God-King, but unity itself is unlikely.

Moreover, starting a cosmic war right now would be far too extreme.

Now that the son of Cronus has started a rebellion, the gods are naturally pleased to see it happen.

Whether it succeeds or fails, weakening Cronus is a good thing.

If it can really be accomplished, the gods are currently worried about what kind of new order the new god-king will create.

Will it damage their honor?

We still need to wait and see.

Zeus led the gods to a seemingly ordinary star, where they concealed their divine forms and hid themselves.

This star is insignificant in the vast universe; it is merely a temporary resting place for them.

Only now is this the first time that they, as a "family," have truly reunited.

Hmm. Cronus, the dog father, has been unilaterally expelled from their household register.

This "family" was filled with rebellion and cruelty from the very beginning.

All the gods were seeing their "family" for the first time, except for the mother goddess Rhea, who was seeing them for the second time.

But this was also the first time she had met the fully mature child. All the fear and sadness she had felt before had turned into the joy of reunion.

These are truly unfamiliar "family members".

They had no connection with each other except for the mother goddess Rhea as their sole link.

Calling them family is a stretch, because they are not human at all; they are all embodiments of the laws, the concrete manifestations of the power of the universe.

The mother goddess Rhea treated them all as her own children, a pure maternal love that transcended the coldness and rationality of laws.

As soon as things settled down, Rhea couldn't wait to hug each of her children, her eyes filled with love and tears of reunion.

Hestia, a stunningly beautiful goddess with fiery red hair, her hair like burning flames, yet not scorching, but rather radiating warmth.

Although she is the embodiment of fire, she is not fiery or intense. On the contrary, she is gentle, kind, calm, and reserved.

She is an indispensable basic element of the universe, the foundation that all life cannot lose, and the ever-burning hearth fire of a family, bringing warmth and hope.

She is the flame of civilization, the light of civilization.

Hestia was extremely beautiful, with a voluptuous and sexy figure, yet she possessed a pure charm.

Her face is quite youthful, yet her temperament is very mature and gentle. This contradiction, yet a perfect unity, gives her an incredibly alluring and unique charm.

(Reference image of the Hestia's divine form)

Demeter is also the Earth Mother Goddess. She is the authority of the God-King Cronus himself, and is an evolution of secretly encroaching on the laws of the Mother Goddess Gaia.

Her existence is a gift from life and the earth.

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