Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 129 Please Call Me Sorcerer King Endymion
"Why are you here, anyway?"

Putting those thoughts aside for the moment, Eros focused on the business.

"Of course I'm here to do research and follow up investigations, right?"

Prometheus said.

"After creating humans, there must be follow-up, right? It's impossible to just walk away."

"I don't have anything else to do right now, so naturally I have to be responsible for the follow-up observation of humans."

While saying this, Prometheus seemed to be looking at Eros with a hint of something.

According to the future she had seen, she should be tied up on the Caucasus Mountains, quietly waiting for someone to rescue her.

As a result, she is now running around the world, integrating with humans and observing them.

She also taught people to watch the rising and setting of the stars, and to count and to communicate ideas using written symbols.

Instruct humans how to control livestock to share human labor; and tell them how to prepare medicines to treat various diseases.

Although Eros enlightened these humans, the basic educational work was basically done by Prometheus.

It is also because of her efforts and dedication that Eros can now see the human society that has begun to take shape.

Although Prometheus did not feel tired from doing this kind of work, anyone would be unhappy to have so much extra workload for no reason.

"Investigation and observation?"

I see. They are following up on the project. Maybe it involves the decision of whether to restart the new human beings.

The look Eros gave Prometheus suddenly changed.

What? Turns out he’s just a poor working dog.

Athena, who had a backstage, took the credit for creating humans and ran away, leaving the rest of the follow-up to Prometheus.

How pitiful! The black-hearted boss Zeus and his connected daughter Athena.

But Prometheus didn't care about this and continued to talk to Eros.

"But I was surprised to hear from Athena that you were not dead. I didn't expect you to return to the ground so soon."

"Just now I heard you say that you seemed to be looking for a boat? Are you planning to go somewhere?"

Mentioning what happened just now, Eros waved his hand.

"Nothing, just a sudden impulse."

"I plan to go to Oceanus first to check on Amphitrite. I don't know what her current situation is."

After all, the last time, it ended up being quite a big fuss, and I don’t know what Amphitrite’s situation is.

"The Ocean Throne?"

Prometheus thought for a moment.

"The ocean has been very calm recently. The Sea King and the Sea Queen each hold half of the ocean sovereignty, splitting the two ends."

"I don't know if Poseidon's injuries haven't healed yet, or if he's afraid of Oceanus, so he didn't provoke trouble again."

"Amphitrite has been by Oceanus' side all this time and doesn't seem to be leaving."

In fact, Prometheus was skeptical about whether Poseidon could take back the other half of sovereignty.

Amphitrite has the support of Oceanus, the original sea god. If Zeus does not intervene, it will be difficult for Poseidon to take it back on his own.

After listening to Prometheus's description of the situation in the ocean, Eros felt relieved.

Once I felt relieved about Amphitrite, other thoughts began to arise in my mind.

Although Eros has a universal love that treats everyone equally, he is also keen on sharing this love with more people or goddesses~
"If you need a boat, I happen to have one and enough crew. Would you like to join me?"

Prometheus didn't care about Eros's thoughts and took the initiative to invite him.

"You still have a boat?"

Eros was shocked. After all, she was a god. She shouldn't need to rely on a ship to navigate, right?
"Of course, since we want to observe humans, we naturally have to better integrate with them."

“I not only have the ship, but also my identity as a human being and my past of traveling so far.”

Prometheus replied calmly.

Her identity is a real human being, a navigator who set out from the Peloponnese Peninsula and sailed among many islands.

After all, she is not a god who suddenly hides among the crowd out of interest, but a god who is serious about trying to integrate into human life.

She would not even use her divine power unless it was necessary in daily life, just to be able to better experience human life.

"Are you playing this seriously?"

Although Eros is quite satisfied with the current development of mankind.

But that doesn't mean Eros can accept such a life.

Just like he once said, the worst thing you can do when traveling through time is history, because you don’t know whether you should wipe it with a stick or with leaves.

Although Eros also lived such a primitive and painful life for more than ten years.

But then was before and now is now.

Leaving the power of convenience unused just to pursue the realism of the experience.

Eros could only say that Prometheus was a ruthless man. By the way, could he ask:
Is your body really the same as a human's now? Does it also need xxxx or something like that?
But considering that there was a high probability that Prometheus would just leave and ignore him after he said this, Eros didn't say anything.

"Then thank you, Prometheus." With a ready-made ship and the goddess accompanying him, Eros naturally would not refuse.

"It's okay. I was just wandering around and observing the humans in different places."

After saying that, Prometheus seemed to have thought of something and said.

"By the way, we can't use your name anymore. Have you thought of an alias?"

Not only Eros himself had concerns, Prometheus did as well.

The name of Eros is widely spread among humans.

The first human being, the ancestor of mankind, the inventor of textile, sheep herding, construction and planting.

The lover of the king of gods, she fought alongside Apollo, the god of light, and shot the giant snake of darkness, Pithong.

He was also the first navigator who, under the guidance of God, sailed all the way to the depths of the ocean and met the end of the ocean, the Sea of ​​the End.

He had brief romances with many Oceanids and had close relationships with Achelous, the river god, and Poseidon, the sea god.

Finally, he died at the mouth of Gaia's monster - Typhon.

These legends were all passed down by Prometheus himself, and they record the myths and legends from before the birth of mankind.

And now, who knows, maybe some things in the underworld will have to be added to it.

If Eros revealed his own name, he would either be regarded as a tribute or an imitator, or be worshipped as a god because of his appearance.

In short, if Eros wants to blend in with the crowd, he cannot use his original name at all.

"A pseudonym?"

Eros thought for a moment, considering what kind of vest he should wear.

If you want to pretend to be a magician, should you use Solomon? Or Aleister? Or Merlin?
"Call me Endymion, Sorcerer King Endymion. That's fine."

Eventually, Eros chose a more Greek alias.

The main reason was that this deck left a deep impression on Eros, although he also remembered that Endymion seemed to be a character in Greek mythology.

But that doesn’t matter, it’s just a name, it’s okay.

Since he wants to cosplay as a magician who uses witchcraft and magic, Eros is no longer shy about the issue of masks.

If you want to cosplay, do the full set. Eros changed suddenly and a black mask appeared on his face.

The linen gown became a purple silk robe, inlaid with purple gems and obsidian ornaments, and painted with mysterious patterns with precious pigments.

In the empty hand, there appeared a half-moon-shaped long-handled magic wand with a very sharp end.

Eros' transformation made Prometheus feel helpless.

"If you don't want the crew I recruited with great difficulty to turn into bandits as soon as they set sail, you'd better keep a low profile."

The gems and obsidian on Eros' body are more precious than gold to humans.

If Eros continued to be so ostentatious, he would probably be constantly annoyed to death by various robbers.

Even with civilization and wisdom, the Greek customs were still very barbaric.

Outside the villages and towns where people gather, they may turn into bandits at any time.

Without legal and moral constraints, they can maintain this kind of group living only because of the consensus of survival.

This is also a point that Prometheus finds very troublesome.

Human beings not only possess Eros' wisdom and spirit of exploration, but also his greed and violence.

There are good people, but there are also evil people. Prometheus encountered many pirates on the sea alone.

"You'd better keep a low profile and take off all these gems to avoid these troubles."

Silk robes and the like are fine, but decorating the body with gems is simply an incentive for others to become robbers.

Eros had no choice but to obey and remove all the decorations, leaving only the robe, cloak and the mask on his face.

This seemed a lot more monotonous, but Prometheus nodded in satisfaction.

"Come on, Endymion, let's go back to the harbor."

Prometheus turned around and led Eros towards his ship.

"By the way, don't you need to change your name?"

Eros suddenly thought of this question. He had a pseudonym, but what about Prometheus's pseudonym?
Should I just call her Prometheus?
Prometheus turned around and said with a strange look on his face.

"Just call me that. After all, I'm different from you. I'm a very unknown person right now, just an ordinary nymph."

Eros's small action directly caused Prometheus's reputation to plummet.

Without the myth of stealing fire and being punished by Zeus, she seems to be less well-known.

Fame means faith. Although Tityos was disrespectful to the gods and was shot dead by Apollo, people still worship him because at least he left his name behind.

It is more accurate to say that it is God who leaves a name behind after death rather than a man's.

A god whose name is forgotten is worse than an insect on earth.

　In fact, think about it, the gods in Greek mythology are quite talkative. They spread things from the previous era and things before humans were born.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)