Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 47 Hurry, hurry, hurry and throw Zeus!

The battle between Zeus and Cronus lasted for more than a month.

They fought until half the world was reduced to utter ruins, and then surged all the way into the vast and boundless depths of the universe.

Both sides fought without restraint, each exchange of blows causing the entire universe to tremble and stirring up endless cosmic elemental turbulence.

Countless brilliant galaxies were disrupted and shattered by their terrifying power, turning into the most primordial particles.

The two sides were evenly matched, possessed boundless energy, and were immortal and divine, making it impossible to determine a winner. The battle seemed to have no end.

Even though the entire universe suffered such a devastating blow, no god dared to come and dissuade them.

All living beings in the universe suffered heavy losses, and if it weren't for the timely intervention of many great gods, they would have been completely destroyed.

Even so, only a few highly intelligent beings such as gods, fairies, elves, and elemental beings were protected; ordinary beings could only fend for themselves.

Finally, both sides grew tired of this endless stalemate.

Only after Cronus's anger subsided temporarily did He stop.

Both sides snorted coldly at each other, and with resentment in their hearts, they temporarily withdrew from the battlefield.

The gazes of countless experts vanished instantly.

The gods turned their fearful gaze upon them.

But how should one choose when faced with two equally matched gods?

When the two gods returned to the world, the world they had shattered had been restored to its original state, as if nothing had ever happened.

For Gaia, the mother of all things, the destruction of existing matter is irrelevant; she can restore it at will.

What is truly difficult to restore and cannot be rushed is the creation of a completely new "existence" that has never existed before.

Under Gaia's divine power, Mount Olympus was restored to its original state, and a magnificent palace was built upon it.

The same is true of Mount Otrolus; it has also been restored to its former majestic state.

The mother goddess Gaia had no intention of embarrassing Cronus over such a trivial matter, nor did she intend to create new conflicts at this moment.

Upon returning to Mount Otyrus, Cronus immediately summoned all the Titans and great gods; his mood had sunk to the bottom.

We must now seek help from other great masters; we absolutely cannot give this wicked creature any more time or opportunity to grow.

The other gods were insignificant, but Zeus was too powerful, far beyond His expectations.

This is not a petty thief, but a real threat that will become a permanent threat if not dealt with quickly.

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He had no mercy and had truly used all his strength, but even though Zeus was slightly at a disadvantage, He had not achieved any substantial results and could not truly suppress Zeus.

Even though He was extremely reluctant to admit it, He had to admit that He could no longer solve the problem on His own.

This completely cooled His angry heart, and it sank to the bottom.

He even harbored a fear he didn't want to think about.

He didn't understand why, even though such a great god had grown up, He hadn't been able to gain his power from him.

Even though the other party was created by him and Rhea together, He should be able to reap its power.

Although puzzled, the greedy god-king felt a burning desire in his heart; if he could devour a power identical to his own.
Then, there will truly be nothing left to stop me!
The King of Gods had a good plan, but little did He know that just as Zeus was about to gain divine power, He severed His own reaping connection with the King of Gods using His own laws.

Everything Zeus owns belongs to him absolutely. It's impossible for Cronus to take anything from him; there's no way he'd even dream of it!
When Zeus returned to Mount Olympus, the mother goddess Rhea led the gods to greet him.

Mother Goddess Rhea's beautiful eyes sparkled with pride and surprise. She had no idea that her child was so powerful, exceeding everyone's expectations and even surpassing her own imagination.

Even she herself couldn't truly understand just how powerful the god-king Cronus was, because the god-king hadn't really made a move in a long time.

The power displayed by the King of Gods today filled her with lingering fear; if it weren't for Zeus, they would have been completely wiped out.

The gods looked at Zeus, who, though still bearing some traces of the great battle, possessed an even more awe-inspiring power to contend with the king of the gods.

All the gods were filled with reverence, their awe and admiration evident in their words.

Poseidon harbored resentment and discontent, but dared not say anything at the moment.

Any god who witnessed this great battle would never again dare to show the slightest disrespect to Zeus.

Zeus naturally walked at the forefront, his posture upright, leading the gods into the magnificent palace, preparing to discuss how to deal with Cronus next.

Inside the temple, the mother goddess Rhea invited Zeus to sit in the central, main seat, while she willingly remained below him.

Zeus, with his unparalleled strength, won the complete submission of the gods and the position of supreme ruler.

Rhea willingly relinquished all power, entrusting the arduous and great task of overthrowing Cronus entirely to Zeus.

Faced with the power Zeus now displayed, all the gods were convinced and all regarded Him as their leader.

No sooner had the gods sat down than the ocean goddess Styx and her husband Pallas arrived with all their children.

They were not fully prepared, but their eagerness made them disregard formalities and rush over as fast as they could.

Even Pallas hesitated, intimidated by the terrifying power Cronus had displayed in the previous war of the gods.

I only knew that the God King was powerful, but I didn't know he was this powerful!

Is it really a good idea to get involved in this unfathomable war? The waters are much deeper than we imagine!

The God-King could kill his entire family with a single slap!
No wonder even the mighty and majestic Father God could only endure the God King's dissatisfaction, for the God King's power was beyond imagination and despair.

But Styx thought differently. She angrily told Pallas, "The first god to go and support Zeus will be the one who will be forever remembered by Zeus and forever honored!"

"Zeus has already demonstrated such power, what is there to hesitate about? What would we gain by remaining neutral?"

Will the god-king Cronus bestow honor upon us? He will only continue to devour everything!

"How can you have the best future without taking risks?"

"Have you forgotten what the Father God said? What is there left to hesitate about?"

At Styx's insistence and urgent urging, the family sped along and arrived at Olympus first.

They were among the first second-generation Titans, besides Metis, to serve Zeus.

Zeus invited the gods to sit down, and he himself went out to greet them.

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