Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 239: A son inherits his mother’s debt. If you can’t do it, give me a baby!
My father's hometown. This sentence made Io a little dazed.

She had heard it from Eros, but in her heart, she subconsciously regarded it as a place no different from Greece.

But now, when Io turned her head and looked at the yellow sand and the scorching sun in the distance, she felt a little dazed.

Is there such a cruel world in this world? How can people survive in such an environment?

Just rely on the river in front of you?

If Eros knew what she was thinking, he would definitely tell Io clearly.

Yes, that's what Esseniro is like.

The world is run through by the Nile River, which nourishes the entire Ethiopian world and gives birth to everything.

The flooding of the Nile River was not a disaster for them, but a blessing from God.

Because apart from the banks of the river, they had no arable land, only endless yellow sand.

In fact, the birth and origin of the Aessene world were much earlier than those of Greece.

The primordial water Nun created the waters of the Nile from chaos, nourishing the entire world and giving birth to everything.

But unfortunately, He failed to protect the world He created, and Ra, who was born after Him, took away everything.

The sun, the incarnation of Ra, ruthlessly trampled underfoot the god who created the world and scorched everything in the world fiercely.

His divine power transformed the world of infinite water into a barren land covered with yellow sand, leaving only the last Nile River.

In contrast, in Greece, although the position of the king of gods changed many times, there were countless civil wars between the gods of creation.

But every time a war ends, more worlds will be absorbed, and every God King has the ambition and strength to make progress.

It took three generations to achieve today's prosperity, which is completely different from the La that ruled everything with tyranny and had no ambition to make progress.

Therefore, there is a reason why a person like Hecate would choose to settle in Greece.

Io also understood why her father traveled thousands of miles to Greece.

"Is it scary?"

Eros asked Io, and he was glad that he did not travel through time to Egypt, but fortunately it was Greece.

"It's okay, that's all."

Apart from anything else, at least now Io has learned to be tough. Although she is a little worried, she doesn't show it at all.

But she has done a lot of difficult things, and going to Esseniro may not be any worse.

After a while, Zeus finally dealt with Hera and came to Io alone.

"Poor child, I have convinced her that she will stop abusing you as long as you never set foot on this land again."

In response to this hypocritical concern, Io just snorted coldly and ignored Zeus.

Zeus was not angry at all, and seemed too lazy to continue playing the role.

"I know that your heart is full of resentment and indignation towards me, but I am still happy that you can come this far."

"And in order to be able to take revenge on me, you will definitely continue to work hard to grow and wait for your return."

For Zeus, the more marks Io left in the Aesene world, the better for her.

The barrier between the two worlds will be infinitely weakened and closer, until one day Zeus will be able to face Ra head-on.

"Yes, I will take revenge. If you think you can manipulate me and follow your plan, you are wrong!"

Io spoke to Zeus in a somewhat fierce tone. With her petite body, she held her head high while speaking disrespectful words to Zeus.

"hehe."

Zeus just smiled and didn't seem to take it seriously.

"Let me give you a friendly reminder. If you want to take revenge on me on your own, it's probably impossible." "Your potential is, at best, just like the goddesses on Mount Olympus. At best, you can stand in front of me and speak freely."

"You may think you are very talented and special, and you work very hard."

"But your talent and your hard work only serve me, allowing you to stand on the threshold of Mount Olympus."

There are so many goddesses in Olympus, but only a dozen or so can rank among the top.

Even though Io became one of the Enneads of the Aesenides, to Zeus, that was all she meant.

Although it sounds a bit disdainful, it is very true.

"But if you really want to take revenge on me, then try to have a child."

Zeus revealed the fangs hidden beneath his words and spoke to Io.

"You have the talent to become a mother goddess, and giving birth to an excellent child who surpasses motherhood is what you are best at."

"No matter how hard you try, you will never be able to defeat me, but the child you give birth to will have unlimited possibilities."

Her fingers slid from Io's face to her lower abdomen, and her tone was full of seduction.

"Oh, why should I believe you? Is this good for you?"

Io was not fooled.

"Of course. If you bring a child from our world to the world of Esseniro, my gains will be doubled."

"As for that tiny possibility?"

Zeus raised the corners of his mouth and revealed a contemptuous smile.

"I don't bother to deceive you. If I were afraid of even the slightest possibility, I wouldn't be the King of Olympus."

"I'm just giving you a little hope."

The confidence in her words was overflowing.

Io was silent for a moment and chose to ask Eros.

"What she said is true."

"Well, based on what I know about her, it's true."

Eros gave a very sincere answer, because Zeus was also very frank and did not tell lies.

It is normal for a mother goddess to give birth to a child. Gaia would not dream of defeating Zeus by herself, but would try to create a powerful child.

Io fell silent, feeling somewhat conflicted.

It was not until a moment later that she said this to Eros.

"If you knew, why didn't you tell me earlier?"

"Now you and I are so far apart, how can I have a child with you?"

She struggled for a while, not because she was young, nor because she was worried about having children.

Instead, she was worried about how she could have a child with Eros now. It was out of reach!

The two of them were together for so long and had so many opportunities.

If Io had known this earlier, she would not have been shy and would have directly pushed Eros, right?

What's the point of saying it now?
Should she be allowed to swim back to have sex with Eros and then swim back?
She has some truth in what she said.
Eros fell silent. He couldn't control Io's body and have sex with her, right?

Or.
"Well, if you can't come to an agreement, why not let me help you."

　Egypt and India are both doing very badly, it's hard to evaluate them.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)