Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 200 The goddesses all have their own lives

Inachus died, and his death also meant that Io no longer had anyone to rely on.

Whether in Greece or in Aesirene, women were regarded as vassals of men and objects to be protected.

As daughters, they rely on their fathers, and then when they are fourteen or fifteen years old, they will be assigned by their fathers to marry their husbands.

This step rarely requires them to nod their heads, their fathers just need to find a good candidate.

Therefore, in Greece, bride kidnapping is also a very common custom.

As long as a man can demonstrate his strength and protect his wife, she will be willing to accept it even if she was abducted.

This is a fairly common phenomenon. Inachus wanted to find a new support for Io before he died.

But his idea failed, and Eros did not take on the responsibility.

Because Eros is a good young man from the new era, upholding the concept and idea that women can also hold up half the sky.

He never regarded the goddesses and girls he was friends with as his vassals or possessions, and respected their personal thoughts and wishes.

Of course, Eros was also keen to interfere in the lives of these goddesses.

But they only get involved in the parts that they should be involved in, and will not restrict or limit them too much.

So he felt that he didn't need to promise anything, and Io didn't need his excessive care.

Seeing Io immersed in sorrow because of her father's affairs, Eros decided to say something to make her less immersed in the matter.

"It's not over yet, Io, don't you have anything else you want to ask?"

"Hurry up, before dawn, both you and I should leave here."

Eros unfolded the realm of night. Except for the area in the palace hall where there was still light, the outside world had turned into pitch darkness.

In this dark realm, many things can be said with confidence.

Letting go of Inachus' arm that was like a dead branch, Io wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes and became strong.

"You are right. I still have many questions that have not been answered. Only when I know the answers to these questions will I know what I should do."

He took the withered laurel wreath from his father's head and put it on his own head.

After this laurel wreath was placed on Io's head, it quickly came back to life and blossomed with new flowers.

The inheritance of life is itself a kind of continuation.

Even Inachus himself never thought that he would give up his immortal divinity and leave Egypt.

But his daughter, Io, still had latent divinity in her body, which gradually began to emerge under the guidance and inspiration of Zeus.

The remaining horns are not a transformation of Zeus, but a manifestation of Io's divinity, symbolizing her essential nobility.

After experiencing such drastic changes and half a year of suffering, Io finally began to show her extraordinary qualities.

Even though she had just experienced the joy of being rescued and the grief of losing her father, she still quickly calmed down and did not get caught up in these emotions.

On the contrary, she was very rational at the moment, so rational that many things and problems came to her mind.

She looked at Eros, as if trying to see behind the mask.

"Who exactly are you?"

Eros appeared when she was most desperate and soothed her heart.

Io was grateful to him, but that didn't mean she didn't feel something strange about it.

Why did Eros appear at that exact time, and it was also because Eros used his body to provoke that he was imprisoned.

But later Eros actively came to save himself, and his current conversation with Inachus also revealed that Eros had other intentions towards him.

"Me? I'm just an ordinary passerby. At most, I'm just helping others."

Eros took off his mask, revealing a face full of charm that seemed to be able to bewitch people.

His handsomeness did indeed make Io dazed for a moment, but the next moment she broke free from this natural charm.

Looking at this face, it is indeed hard to doubt his intentions and think that he is a bad person.

Was he planning to use his beauty to trick her? ! "But I do have some responsibility for what happened to you. I did it on purpose."

Eros admitted this frankly, which made Io's expression very complicated.

"Then what's the reason?"

She believed that Eros must have some reasons for doing this.

"Because someone wanted me to do this at the time, so I just helped her."

Eros did not explain and spoke directly.

"You should know who those two people were at that time, right?"

"The one who chased you first was Zeus, the king of the gods of Olympus, and the one who came after you was his wife, Hera, the queen of heaven."

"And me, you should have heard my name too."

When Io heard Eros' words, she was already guessing silently in her heart.

To be honest, when Eros said that the beautiful girl chasing her was the King of Gods, Io was already very confused and shocked.

Although most legends have not given an accurate answer to the images of the gods.

But humans rely on their own imagination and needs to create suitable images for the gods.

It represents the supreme God King, who possesses absolute power.

Therefore, in people's minds, if he were to appear in human form, he should be a mighty and strong man.

But how can God be defined arbitrarily? Strength is not determined by size.

Otherwise, the Titans would not have been defeated and a new era would not have come.

"My name is Eros. Yes, the Eros you have heard of."

"But unlike the legends you have heard, I did not stay in the underworld, but returned to this world not long ago."

Eros said calmly with a smile on his face.

"So after I finished dealing with some things, I rushed to your place to deal with your affairs."

"I will also explain to you the reasons why you have been going through this for the past six months."

After thinking for a while, Eros wondered where to start.

"First of all, do you know where your father came from?"

Before explaining the cause and effect relationship to Io, Eros felt that he still needed to explain to her some issues regarding the settings.

For example, this world, the relationship between Greece and Aesseniro, gods and humans and so on.

At the very least, she should have a general idea first so that she can understand what is going to happen next.

As for Io, her expression kept changing.

She has experienced so much and grown so much today, and is still receiving Eros's indoctrination in knowledge.

She felt her head swell up and she understood a lot in an instant.

"So, I am not only a mixed-blood, but also a very complicated one, a human-god and a cross-world mixed-blood?"

　I can't help but feel excited every time I see this classic sentence in the title. It is actually a very normal sentence, but it has been interpreted in a strange way.

　　The characters have their own lives ≠ I am not in their lives. I like the different sides of each character, and I also like their perfect and detailed personality settings, such as hobbies or some small habits.

　　But what I like to see more is that after I participate as a player or protagonist, they have subtle changes with me in these things.

　　Instead, they have their own lives which have nothing to do with "me".

　　So now I am confused by the plots and rhythms of many games. How can they exclude "me" like this?

　　 Even if the character in FGO is a pure love wife, Kizuna will brag about my strength as a master and his recognition and trust in me in her voice.

　　How come the two-dimensional world has evolved for so many years but is still not as good as before?

　　
　
(End of this chapter)