Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 69 The Rebellious Son is Too Strong

In reality, continuing the fight would be pointless.

Even if the four of them joined forces, they could only gain a slight advantage at most, and could not completely solve the problem.

Continuing the fight would only cause greater damage to the world and would have no real purpose; He was also afraid of pushing Zeus to the brink.

Moreover, now Cronus is the king of the gods!
The world now in ruins is all under His rule!

Having already vented his anger, the God-King, now calmer, looked at the shocking ruins of the world before him and felt a pang of heartache.

This is destroying the world that He painstakingly created!
Zeus completely ignored Cronus; in the time it took to say those few words, his injuries had almost completely healed.

With a slight movement, He quietly stood in front of Rhea, his handsome and dignified face now filled with deep remorse.

He apologized to Gaia in the most respectful tone: "Honorable Great Mother Goddess, Lord of all things, it was indeed my oversight this time that I failed to completely control the war within a safe range."

"From now on, I will do my best to move the war to the vast starry sky beyond the world. Such a beautiful world should not suffer such deep damage because of the struggle between our gods."

Gaia's anger subsided considerably after hearing Zeus's sincere and respectful words.

They were very pleased with Zeus's humble and responsible attitude.

She waved her hand gently, her previously urgent and angry tone softening as she said with a hint of helplessness and weariness, "Alright, it's your own family matter. You can make a fuss about it however you want, just don't involve innocent lives in the world."

Upon hearing this, Zeus gently shook his head, his face, which had regained its composure, now showing a hint of undisguised bitterness: "Respected Mother Goddess, this scene of widespread suffering is truly not the outcome I wish to see."

"Given the destruction caused last time, I originally intended to invite His Majesty the God-King to go directly to the starry sky for a decisive battle, in order to avoid harming the world again."

"However, we were slightly disrupted. Our considerations were indeed somewhat inadequate, which led to the spread of the war to this point. I assure you, I will do my best to prevent such a thing from happening again in the future."

Upon hearing this, Gaia glanced meaningfully at Coeus and Phoebus, whose faces were like ice but whose eyes burned with anger, with her emerald and golden eyes.

She sighed inwardly, but ultimately said nothing.

The main reason for her sigh was regret that Coeus and Phoebus had gotten involved in the war.

Her two children have always been known for their intelligence and strategic thinking.

They were wise throughout their lives, but in this most crucial period of cosmic change, they chose a path that was far from wise.

Gaia's heart is now filled with hesitation and uncertainty.

Things have progressed to this point, and there is no turning back now.

The future of the entire universe hinges on the struggle between this father and son.

However, even she, as the mother of all things, could not be certain of the final outcome.

She hoped Zeus would win, but as the mother goddess of Cronus, she also didn't want Cronus to face a complete end.

If Zeus really did overthrow Cronus, what would he do with his father god?
That outcome was something she was unwilling and dared not even think about deep down.

With a gentle breeze that seemed to carry a sigh, Gaia, the mother of all things, vanished without a trace, as if she had never been there at all. Zeus and Cronus, the two gods, each let out a cold snort full of hostility and disdain, then turned into streams of light and returned to their respective places.

Kronos appeared tough on the surface, but in reality, he was burning with anxiety inside.

He realized more and more clearly that Zeus, this rebellious son, had gone too far.

Furthermore, the rebellious son's power has now expanded too much!
The fact that the Oceanus family supported the rebellion was within His expectations; Oceanus would never side with Him, no matter who He sided with.

Unfortunately, Philula disappeared without a trace after returning to the ocean, and he is now completely unaware of the specific situation in the ocean.

However, to His surprise and to His dismay, His two incredibly powerful brothers, the Cleos and the Hyperion, also steadfastly supported Zeus!
This is terrible. It's like adding insult to injury!

He originally thought that even if these two families did not support him, they would not rebel.

But now it seems we were too optimistic.

Now, the forces of the rebellious son's side are, on the surface, much stronger than his own.

However, the original Titans were bound by their oaths and their own other ideas, so they couldn't personally get involved.

However, their current actions have clearly demonstrated that it is absolutely impossible to pull them back to our side.

One of the most important reasons why He gave up so easily was precisely because of this.

He feared that if the battle continued to escalate, the other primordial Titans would also have to personally intervene!
That advantage quickly turned into a disadvantage!

They were even completely suppressed!
The more Cronus thought about it, the heavier his heart became.

Looking across all the primordial Titans, only Themis, representing divine justice and order, and Mnemosyne, symbolizing memory and civilization, remain, neither of whom has yet clearly chosen a side.

Themis is incredibly powerful; she is the sword of order and justice, and even the king of gods must show her the utmost respect.

Mnemochen is usually low-key, but that doesn't mean she's weak!
Just look at her power to know how important she is!

She said she wasn't good at fighting, but how stupid would you have to be to think she really couldn't fight?
Their current choices will be the most crucial factor.

It could even be said that whoever they ultimately side with will be the one to achieve final victory in the upcoming ultimate battle and completely overwhelm the other side!
Although the battle is fierce and has reached this point, Oceanus and the others have not yet personally intervened.

Cronus was convinced that as long as He could demonstrate an absolute and overwhelming victory, these primordial Titans would remain silent and would not rashly intervene.

Only if they can continue to remain silent and not directly intervene to help Zeus, this traitor, can He truly defeat this traitor who causes Him so much anxiety!

The other traitors are all manageable, but the main problem is Zeus; this rebellious son is just too powerful.

Another point is that we must win over the support of Lady of the Night, Nyx.

Only with the support of the goddess of night can we more easily drive all those traitors into Tartarus after victory!

It must be said that Cronus and Zeus had the same idea when it came to dealing with powerful incarnations of laws.

No wonder they're father and son!
(End of this chapter)