Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 139 Zeus, why are you still peeping?

After Eros and Prometheus left, Hephaestus held his chin and studied Eros' design carefully.

But she didn't notice that a figure appeared silently in front of her and looked at her quietly.

It was not until she inadvertently raised her head that she exclaimed.

"Father God?! When did you come?"

Hephaestus quickly put down the design draft in his hand and stood up subconsciously.

The silver-haired figure sitting in front of her was so sacred and perfect, both in posture and face.

That was her Father God, the most noble and sacred being in the world.

At this time, Zeus was supporting his little face with one hand and looking at Hephaestus with a smile.

Facing Zeus's slightly playful gaze, Hephaestus remembered his current attire and quickly tried to cover himself with his hands.

"Don't be so nervous, this suits you very well."

Zeus waved his hand, indicating that she didn't need to make such a fuss.

Although Hephaestus sat down as she asked, he was still a little nervous.

Although she respected and loved her father God, the king of gods, from the bottom of her heart.

But no one, not even Hephaestus' mother Hera, can be said to fully understand Zeus' thoughts.

Hephaestus was even more unable to do so, and she had no idea why Zeus suddenly appeared in front of her.

Zeus took the design of the holy garment from Hephaestus with great interest and looked at it carefully.

It seems that she came here because of Eros, but I don’t know what her attitude is.

"Interesting, where is the divinity he gave you? Let me see it."

Hephaestus did not dare to disobey, and obediently gave the divinity of the god of stars to Zeus.

Playing with this divinity that is like a blazing star core in your hands is like holding a small sun.

Zeus's long and slender fingertips slid across it, and the power of the stars contained in this divinity was easily separated by her.

Hephaestus had expected this step to take him several years.

These powers could only be separated through constant forging with the help of the earth's fire, but Zeus did it with ease.

This authority contains the power of countless stars in the sky, and the power contained in it is extraordinary.

If this is the worldview of the "geocentric theory", then this is the primordial star that contains all the mass of the stars.

It was Zeus's idea to break this power up into large and small constellations and disperse them.

After all, if the stars did not have their own owners, the Titan Hyperion would be able to occupy them with his celestial power.

In the hands of Zeus, the stars were divided into eighty-eight constellations, each of different sizes.

But after being stripped of her power, the divinity of the God of Stars is still in her hands.

It just lost its luster and became as dim as a dead star.

"Um"

Zeus groaned and said.

"I'll take this for now and give it to you later. When the time comes, you can use it to make the holy garment that Eros likes the most."

"Also, don't tell him about my involvement. Got it?"

Zeus shook the divinity in his hand.

After being split into so many parts, some of them were not enough to meet her requirements.

She was going to find something to add some spice to Eros.

After saying that, Zeus took the divinity and disappeared into the workshop of the god of fire.

Hephaestus breathed a sigh of relief.

Although she didn't know what Zeus was going to do, it was not something she could worry about.

Just pretending that she knew nothing, Hephaestus quickly calmed down and continued her forging.

As for Eros, he had already set out on the journey to Oceanus with Prometheus.

The ship rose and fell on the sea, and in the intervals between voyages, Cecrops always asked Eros curiously.

For example, did Eros really meet Hephaestus, the god of fire? When he returned safely, what kind of blessing did he ask for from the god of fire?
"Ceclops, are you so curious about God?"

Eros had lost count of how many times he had told the story between himself and Hephaestus.

But Cecrops was still full of curiosity and kept asking questions tirelessly.

Fortunately, Eros was the kind of person who enjoyed telling stories, so he told his previous story half-truthfully.

Just think of it as a casual chat to kill time while sailing on the sea. Eros is more like a bard than a wizard.

After telling so many stories and almost emptying his inventory, Eros asked that question.

Cecrops scratched his head embarrassedly, as if he realized that he had asked too many questions.

"After all, I was born without a father or a mother. I was born as a demigod. I have seen many humans, but I have never seen a god."

"I have also chased nymphs riding on the waves on the sea, but the waves were too fast and no matter how hard I rowed, I could not catch up."

“So I really want to know more about the things between gods and what the difference is between gods and humans.”

"Then, perhaps I will understand the significance of my birth as a demigod."

Cecrops expressed his most sincere thoughts in a relaxed tone.

During this period of sailing and communication, she was completely conquered by Eros.

Whether it was his knowledge or his experience, as well as the calmness revealed in Eros' words and actions, Cecrops felt as if she had found an elder who could help her solve her problems.

Since she was born, she has been subjected to various looks because of the parts of her that are different from ordinary people.

Some people worship her like a god, while others fear her like a monster.

Neither a human nor a god, Cecrops felt lonely without any peers and confused about his mission.

Hearing Cecrops' confession, Eros couldn't help but look a little strange and glanced at Prometheus not far away.

This guy is not a good person. He has been with the other person for such a long time, and even though he knows that the other person is confused, he is unwilling to speak up and give him some advice.

"Don't think too much, just experience it slowly."

After glancing at Prometheus, Eros turned back and continued talking to Cecrops.

"I have seen many gods, but to me, they seem to be no different from mortals."

"Except for their innate powers, they are just another kind of existence similar to humans."

"So I advise you not to have any strange expectations of them. You might be disappointed when you see them."

After all, among this group of gods, few are truly reliable.

They are all willful and self-centered guys.

If you possess great power, you will inevitably fall into the trap of your own stubborn ideas and style.

Eros gave her a little warning.

"That's right. After all, we are heading towards the depths of the ocean now. Who knows, we might meet the goddess of the sea again."

Cecrops said with a smile.

She still had great trust in Eros' words.

Moreover, the appearance of Eros gradually gave her originally boring sea voyage a different color.

Now they are going deep into the ocean, far away from the human world. It is said that the more inhospitable the place is, the more likely the goddess will appear.

Cecrops was full of anticipation and was about to say something when a wave hit him and the ship suddenly tilted.

She quickly grabbed the steering wheel and directed the rowers.

"What's going on? Why are there suddenly such big waves?"

The sky was clear and sunny, and it didn't look like a storm was coming.

Cecrops narrowed his eyes, his pupils shrank into a slit, and his sight quickly swept across the sea.

Waves were rising on the originally calm sea surface at this moment. Following the direction of the waves, Cecrops quickly found the source.

"Is that a siren?"

Cecrops looked at the figure causing waves on the sea and said hesitantly.

Although she had heard of it from some fishermen, it was the first time she saw the sea monster called Siren.

The sirens with two pairs of arms and snake tails seemed to be somewhat similar to her.

"Yes, it is indeed the Siren."

Eros nodded. When he saw these Sirens, he would think of a silver insect that exploded in public.

"It's better to have less trouble than more. Let's avoid these monsters that are causing trouble."

As Cecrops spoke, he turned the steering wheel, preparing to avoid these aggressive Sirens.

However, Eros had better vision than her, and he keenly saw that these Sirens were not simply stirring up trouble.

They were surrounding a goddess on the sea, thus causing waves.

Eros' eyes lit up, and he became excited.

"Don't move around here. I'll be back soon."

After saying this, Eros seemed to feel that something was wrong and changed his words.

"It's possible that I won't come back. Then you guys should go to Naxos, the throne of the ocean, and wait for me."

After saying that, Eros jumped up, stepped on the water, and chased in the direction of the Sirens.

"This"

Cecrops hesitated, not knowing whether to follow Eros' instructions or follow to help Eros.

"Don't worry, we'll go to Naxos first and don't worry about him."

Prometheus spoke, and she also saw the figure surrounded by the Sirens.

But her expression looked a little strange. That person shouldn't be surrounded and chased by a group of sirens, right?

Hiss. Forget it. It’s not her place to interfere in the God King’s family affairs.

Under Prometheus' command, the ship turned and headed towards its original destination.

Eros, on the other hand, rode on the waves and quickly caught up with the many Sirens that were creating the waves ahead.

There is also a beautiful goddess who is being chased by the Sirens.

But before catching up, Eros stopped.

He was hesitating. Should he jump out with integrity and righteousness and accuse these Sirens?
Or should I blend in with this group of sirens and shout, "Take me with you!"

It's a bit confusing.
But before Eros could think of his entrance words, the goddess who was being chased suddenly changed direction and collided head-on with Eros.

"Hero, please save me!"

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