Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 120 The Alliance of Gods and Titans

"Senior brother, shall we go and take a look at that great world?" Kong Xuan asked Liu Er.

Both of them are now at the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm.

"No rush, junior brother, let's wait and see. Those guys haven't made a move yet," Liu Er said to Kong Xuan, then looked at the Jie Sect members not far away.

They are all disciples of the sage, and they are currently observing without taking any action.

In the world of Greek mythology.

All the gods gathered in the Temple of the Gods.

Hades looked at the endless army of the dead emerging from his underworld with a hint of confidence.

They were also testing the waters, probing the strength of this world.

These endless armies of the dead are the best consumables, since there are plenty in the underworld anyway.

"What do you think?" Zeus asked slowly, a glint of light in his eyes.

"This world is so weak," Ares, the God of War and one of the twelve Olympian gods, said slowly, looking at the projected image with a hint of disdain.

Even the army of the dead couldn't stop it, so Ares, the god of war, naturally disdained it.

"Don't underestimate them. So far, they haven't truly shown their strength. Didn't you see that these gods are fighting individually? This means they don't belong to the same faction," said Athena, the goddess of wisdom, slowly.

Hearing Athena's words, Ares's eyes showed a hint of displeasure. He was the god of war, while Athena was the goddess of wisdom and also had the reputation of being the goddess of war.

The authority among the gods is unique, and Ares naturally did not want to share the power of war with Athena, so he always held a displeased attitude towards her.

In the Greek pantheon, each chief god has his own authority.

It's understandable that Ares was unhappy with Athena, since war was Ares's prerogative, but Athena, the goddess of wisdom, had infringed upon his authority. No wonder he was unhappy.

Have the powers of other gods ever been violated?

No, basically none at all.

Zeus's thunderbolts—in the world of Greek mythology, besides Zeus, are there any other beings who wield thunderbolts?

No, not a single one. Even if there were, they wouldn't dare, for that would be an infringement on Zeus's authority, a death wish.

Therefore, it's normal for Ares to be unhappy with Athena.

"Let's wait and see. The other world may not seem that powerful, but we don't know for sure yet. We've only just started fighting," said Hera, the Queen of the Gods.

The other gods all nodded.

Hera, the Queen of the Gods, was also quite powerful; otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to control Zeus.

Everyone knows that Zeus was a womanizer, but he never dared to do such a thing in front of Hera; he always did it secretly behind her back.

This demonstrates that Hera is quite powerful.

Hera was also Zeus's older sister, yes, his biological sister.

And now she's Zeus's wife. It just goes to show how chaotic the Greek pantheon is, especially after the great harlot Zeus came to power.

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A primordial world!!!

Three thousand years have passed.

The human tribes had entered the era of the Five Emperors.

As for the battlefield outside the region, the two sides have already begun fierce fighting.

In the world of Greek mythology.

The Pantheon!!

Zeus's eyes held a hint of gloom. Three thousand years had passed, from the initial probing to the final confrontation. Apart from the initial probing, in which the Greek mythological world had the upper hand,

The rest of the time they were being dominated.

If it weren't for the will of the Greek mythological world suppressing the existence of those invaders who entered it, the Greek mythological world would have been conquered long ago.

Even now, all they can do is stay hidden in the world of Greek mythology and dare not go out.

There are no Quasi-Saint level beings on the extraterrestrial battlefields of the primordial world; the highest level is only the Great Luo realm.

The Great Luo realm is equivalent to the realm of the chief god in the Greek world.

Of the twelve Olympian gods, apart from Hera, Zeus, Hades, and the sixteen Poseidons, the rest are all at the Great Luo realm. These four exceptions are Quasi-Saints.

The world of Greek mythology is now on the verge of extinction.

"Right now, it's practically impossible for us to defeat that other world on our own," Hera said slowly, a glint of light in her eyes.

"What do you mean?" Zeus looked at Hera, his eyes filled with a hint of gloom and even more hesitation.

"The twelve Titans," Hera said.

The entire pantheon fell silent.

The Twelve Titans were the second generation of gods in the Greek pantheon. There were twelve Titans, with Cronus as the leader. Cronus was the king of the gods in the second generation of Greek mythology and the father of Zeus, Hera, Hades, and Poseidon.

They overthrew their own father, which led to the formation of the current Olympian pantheon.

Meanwhile, the twelve Titans are now imprisoned in the abyss of the underworld.

Zeus's authority as king of the gods, and the authority over the sky, the earth, the sea, and the palace, were all stolen from Cronus.

Cronus was the second generation of god-king, also known as the Titan King.

Their strength is at the level of a quasi-saint.

It's worth mentioning that Cronus also overthrew his own father to ascend to the throne, which is just an old tradition in Greek mythology, a truly famous scene of fathers parting and sons laughing.

Back to the present, all the chief gods in the Pantheon knew that if the twelve Titans were truly released, their authority would come from the twelve Titans.

Let's set aside the potential conflict of power at that time.

Won't Cronus really kill Zeus?

Nobody knows the details of this matter, after all, Cronus was a ruthless man who turned his own father into a eunuch with a single blow.

That's right, Cronus was able to overthrow his own father because when his father and mother Gaia were having sex, Cronus did so to prevent other gods from appearing.

All twelve Titans were still inside Gaia's womb, including Cronus. It was at this moment that Cronus severed the root of his father's troubles with a single blow.

Only then did he overthrow his own father.

Similarly, all of Zeus's six siblings, except for Zeus himself, were eaten by Cronus shortly after birth. Yes, they were eaten, in a physical sense.

The reason Cronus ate Zeus's five brothers and sisters was simple: to prevent himself from being overthrown, and he proved to be right.

It just wasn't done thoroughly enough.

There's no concept of affection in the Greek pantheon, especially between the kings of the gods. They might be father and son, but they're also rivals.

Hera's proposal received no response from any of the gods in the Pantheon.

"I'll think about it." Zeus hesitated for a moment, then left the Pantheon.

The other gods also left.

After leaving the Pantheon, Zeus did not return to his palace, but went to the abyss.

The Abyss is where the twelve Titans were imprisoned.

"Zeus!!!" An angry voice rang out, golden lightning danced in the darkness, and a terrifying woman looked at Zeus.

His eyes were as large as the sun, moon, and stars.

The twelve Titans had been imprisoned in this dark abyss for an unknown amount of time, and boundless rage had accumulated in their hearts.

Zeus looked at his own father Cronus without the slightest fear.

There is no such thing as father-son relationships in the Greek pantheon, especially between gods.

This is a clash between the second-generation God-King and the third-generation God-King.

"Cronus, I need your help," Zeus said directly.

Upon hearing Zeus's words, Cronus looked at Zeus with a hint of amusement in his eyes. Did Zeus need his help?

"Get out!!!" The enraged Cronus wouldn't listen to anything Zeus said.

Cronus had no affection whatsoever for this being who had stolen his power. Regardless of whether he was his own son or not, Cronus had only one thought: to kill this guy.

"If you agree, I can set you free," Zeus said calmly, as golden lightning flashed in the black abyss.

"Freedom!!!" Cronus calmed down and looked at Zeus. He had initially thought Zeus was there to mock him, but now it seemed that wasn't the case.

They really need something from me.

Thinking of this, Cronus looked at Zeus.

Zeus recounted the entire story without any concealment.

"Other worlds?" Cronus looked at Zeus.

"If you agree, I can release you, and you can even rule that world. How about we join forces?" Zeus said in a deep voice.

"You swear in the name of the will of the world," Cronus said in a deep voice, looking at Zeus.

Zeus: "I swear in the name of the will of the world that everything I have said is true."

Cronus looked at Zeus, took a deep breath, and said, "Alright, I agree."

Zeus breathed a sigh of relief. If Cronus still hated him, he would rather die than release the twelve Titans.

Fortunately, Cronus agreed.

"In the name of Zeus, the twelve Titans are free!" Golden lightning danced in the abyss, and the restrictions on the twelve Titans were lifted.

"The breath of freedom." Ancient words echoed.

Twelve terrifying creatures emerged from the abyss, their enormous forms foreshadowing their identity: Titans!

(End of this chapter)