Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 50 What a big deal
Even though the King of Gods knew that Gaia and Zeus had a close relationship and might even be secretly colluding, he still dared not offend Gaia.

The fact that Gaia didn't directly help Zeus was already the best news for Him.

Therefore, even though Gaia clearly protected Pontus and prevented him from getting involved in the war, Cronus could only suppress his anger and pretend nothing had happened.

As soon as Mother Goddess Gaia left, the Lady of Night stepped forward. Her whole body was shrouded in a hazy veil of night, making her figure and appearance indistinct.

A voice devoid of any meaning or emotion emanated from beneath the veil of night: "Your Majesty the Divine King, the Great Mother Goddess of All Things, what you have said is exactly what I have been thinking."

The Lady of the Night spoke without any ripples, as calm as an abyss.

“Your Majesty, this is a matter concerning the Celestial Family, and even more so your family affair. I dare not interfere. If there are other orders, I will obey them, but for now, I will take my leave.”

Aether and Hemera were filled with anxiety and wanted to leave this place that made them so uneasy with Nyx.

But Cronus's silent, cold gaze was mercilessly cast upon them.

They cried out in their hearts in bitterness, but they could only obediently stay where they were, not daring to make the slightest move.

Nyx didn't want to leave without her child, but she had no other choice.

She can only leave on her own; she can't take people with her.

Poor Aether of Light and Hemera of Daylight could only look to Hyperion and Theia with pleading eyes.

After all, in essence, Hyperion and Theia are their "parents".

They truly did not want to get involved in the current great war. They were very clear that their two siblings were pure Outer Gods, and if a real fight broke out, they probably wouldn't even have the chance to surrender.

Hyperion stepped forward and said, "Your Majesty, what the Great Mother Goddess and the Lord of Night have said is also my opinion."

"This is just a small family matter, which can always be resolved peacefully. The great goddess is gentle and loving, and the children you and the goddess have conceived are all extraordinary gods."

"Please, Great God-King, do not act impulsively and do something you will regret. There is nothing more important in this world than family."

“If His Majesty the God-King is truly harmed by outsiders, I, Hyperion, will certainly help His Majesty the God-King, even at a terrible cost.”

"But outsiders should not get involved in all family disputes; it will only escalate the conflict and make it unmanageable."

He nodded to Cronus in homage: "Your Majesty, please communicate with the Queen of Gods properly. I shall take my leave now."

Hyperion's words reduced the rebellion to a domestic dispute.

They are adept at turning big problems into small ones, small problems into nothing, and once they are over, they are gone.

What was once a serious matter became, in His words, a trivial and perfectly acceptable matter.

Since these are all minor matters, how can outsiders get involved?

He used this as an excuse to retreat directly.

Cronus's expression grew even more grim, and he hurriedly spoke up to dissuade him: "Hyperion, my dear brother, this is no longer an ordinary family dispute!"

"This concerns the honor of all Titans! Please, for the sake of our shared heritage as sons of Uranus, extend your hands to help me."

Now Cronus no longer cares about the dignity of the king of gods, since he has no dignity left anyway.

The battle with Zeus made Him realize that this time, without help, He might not be able to solve the problem. Even more frightening was the possibility that if Zeus received assistance, victory might be on His side!
Now, even if we cannot get help from the great gods, we must not let them become an ally of our enemies.

Hyperion simply smiled and shook his head, his tone carrying an inexplicable charm: "Great God-King, what are you saying? We are the closest of brothers, comrades who share mead and celestial delicacies."

"Many of our gods have sworn allegiance to you and should accept your command."

“If you have truly been hurt by outsiders, I will do everything in my power to help you. But things are not beyond repair yet, and you can definitely win back the Queen.”

He deliberately brought up Rhea, his words carrying a deeper meaning: "After all, didn't the Queen of Gods once love and revere you so much? Perhaps it's not too late for everything."

Hyperion nodded in homage to Cronus: "Your Majesty, King of the Gods, farewell."

As soon as he finished speaking, he gave Cronus no chance to stay and turned to leave without hesitation.

His wife Thea followed closely behind, her slight smile undisguised.

As they passed by Aether and Hemera, with a wave of their hands, they transformed into radiance and returned to the starry sky.

Kronos nearly fainted from anger, roaring inwardly, "If this isn't irreparable, what is?"
However, this is not over yet.

Immediately afterward, Cleos spoke up, saying, "Your Majesty, the words of the Mother Goddess and all the great gods are the ultimate truths of the world. The words of Hyperion are my words."

He repeated the same reasoning, leaving no room for compromise: "There is nothing more important in this world than family. It's not too late to make amends now."

“I will keep the promise I made, but I made a promise to both Your Majesty the God King and the Goddess Queen that I would be loyal to you, but I also cannot lay a hand on the Goddess Queen.”

"Besides, how could I possibly destroy your family? Goodbye, Your Majesty the God-King."

After saying this, Cronus vanished instantly, leaving only Cronus's increasingly ashen face.

The couple, Coeus and Phoebus, possessing keen insight and wisdom, exchanged a glance and understood each other perfectly.

He then used the same reason to gracefully bid farewell and leave.

These two Titans of Insight and Intelligence saw things all too clearly now: they couldn't get involved in this mess; Cronus's chances of winning were probably slim.

We should find an opportunity to send Leto and Asteria to the sons of Cronus.

After the two wise Titans departed, Themis, the goddess symbolizing divine order and justice, and Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory and civilization, exchanged a glance and then also left for the same reason.

When you can't see how things will go, follow in the footsteps of the wise.

Besides, they can see clearly.

Cronus's face was so cold it could shatter ice crystals. Iapetus, seeing that the temple was almost deserted, hurriedly tried to dissuade him, saying, "Honorable Themis, the sacred order."

"Among all the gods, you are the one who most upholds the sacred order. You are the defender of justice and order in the universe. Are you going to sit idly by and allow the order of the universe to be challenged?"

Forget about the other gods, Themis is one of the strongest among the primordial Titans, so we must win her help.

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