Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 339 I Can't Control This Pandora

Zeus was so unkind that he didn't even keep this good thing for him.

At this time, Eros was still complaining in his heart.

If Prometheus hadn't told him secretly, he would still be in the dark about Pandora.

It was not until this very last moment that Zeus finally revealed the gift and the prize.

Eros' curiosity was piqued by her. He wanted to see how perfect Pandora, the symbol of temptation and disaster, was made.

After all, in the legend, Pandora is the prototype of Eve, and then merged with the storm goddess of the Mesopotamian River to become the prototype of Lilith.

With so many legends, this gift from the gods is more well-known than most goddesses.

How could Eros not be curious and develop a collecting addiction?

Walking barefoot on the ladder formed by light, the slender and petite figure was only wearing a simple and plain white dress.

She had a veil on her head, revealing only her long lavender hair, making it impossible to see her true appearance, which made people extremely curious.

Is this the reward from the gods?
A girl who looks beautiful, is that all?

Whether it was Sisyphus or the other demigods, they couldn't help feeling a little disappointed.

So what if she was beautiful? It couldn't be that the God King had gifted her a goddess, right? It should be a nymph or something like that.

And it happened that at this moment, one of the four wind gods slipped his hand and blew up a breeze.

When Pandora was about to walk down from the ladder, the breeze blew away the veil on her head, revealing her face underneath the veil.

Pandora subconsciously grabbed the falling veil, and this unintentional glance gave everyone present a huge blow of charm.

The demigods, who were originally somewhat disappointed and disdainful, subconsciously stopped breathing and looked at the profile of the girl who stopped on the ladder.

Every stroke and every outline seem to be perfectly drawn by a divine pen, making people obsessed and unable to recover.

They were once stunned by the beauty of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty, but that beauty could not be engraved in their minds, only the feeling remained.

But the beautiful girl in front of him can actually feel, remember, and have ambitions and desires that can be touched.

The goddess of love and beauty is too perfect and sacred to be expected by ordinary people.

The charming eyes and innocent expression of the girl in front of him exudes the urge to possess her every moment.

It was as if this was a beautiful gift bestowed upon mankind by the gods, a gift that they could touch and possess.

Even the resourceful Sisyphus was intoxicated by it, and even felt his heart beating in his chest.

An unprecedented impulse arose in Sisyphus' heart. The more he looked at Pandora's face, the more strange feelings and impulses he had.

Although I cannot remember this face, why does it feel somewhat similar to the main god of Corinth, the goddess of beauty Aphrodite?
Sisyphus was confused by his feelings and impulses, but Eros saw it very directly.

What do you mean by similar? This is clearly carved from the same mold as Aphrodite!

This face is exactly the same as Aphrodite's, except that it appears smaller and younger, and there is a huge difference in temperament.

Aphrodite is a perfect and confident goddess with a thousand faces and countless feelings and temperaments.

Pandora, on the other hand, specialized in weakness and pity, which was completely beyond Eros's imagination.

This symbol of disaster and temptation is not evil at all, nor is she seductive or charming.

On the contrary, she looks weak and petite, and her expression is confused but curious, filled with a bit of fear and panic, which makes people want to protect her.

If you add in the fact that the face is exactly the same as Aphrodite's, Eros can basically conclude that he has solved the case.

Damn, this is Hephaestus’ XP!

She must be fantasizing in her mind that Aphrodite could be as weak and helpless as Pandora and had to rely on her for protection. yysy, a little bit down.

But Pandora is naturally a little different. Her pitifulness not only arouses people's desire to protect her, but also arouses people's desire to possess her.

Seeing such a petite and beautiful girl who is curious about other things but timid, both the good and evil of human beings are stimulated in her.

A kind person may want to protect her, but human nature is full of evil desires.

When facing Pandora, everyone will inevitably have an urge to completely possess it and make it into their own shape.

This is the gift bestowed by the gods to mankind, a woman with all virtues but also all desires.

If you can control your desires, you can achieve virtue.

If you cannot resist the temptation, you will suffer disaster and destroy yourself.

This is inevitably a gift with malicious intent, because with the appearance of Pandora, evil thoughts have arisen in the hearts of countless people.

Kill Sisyphus and take the beauty back.

Why can he get such a beauty but I can't?
This thought occurs to most people's minds almost instantly.

"Her name is Pandora, which means "all gifts". She is the perfect person created by the gods together."

Zeus' voice brought Sisyphus, who was somewhat dazed, back to his senses quickly, and he looked at the petite figure slowly walking down the ladder.

Under the gaze of all the gods, Sisyphus made an unexpected move.

He did not accept the reward from the gods with joy. Instead, he gritted his teeth, bent his waist to 90 degrees, and spoke without looking at Pandora.

"This reward really makes me panic. Since she was created by the gods and is the daughter of the gods, I really dare not accept it. Please take her back, gods."

Sisyphus was very smart. After realizing something was wrong, he quickly wanted to refuse this gift from the gods.

He was even unwilling to look directly at Pandora, because he felt the temptation from Pandora was constantly radiating everywhere.

This feeling of constantly having his emotions and impulses provoked made Sisyphus very frightened.

After all, he has always relied on wisdom and strategy, and from Pandora, he can even feel his own rationality gradually eroding.

This situation made him extremely alert, and he did not hesitate to return the gift in person.

"Now that it has been sent, how can it be taken back?"

Zeus refuted him with just a few words, which made Sisyphus feel more stressed and he didn't dare to look up.

You cannot accept this gift. That seemingly harmless girl is a devil that can devour people's souls.

But how can the will of the God-King be rejected repeatedly?

Fortunately, Sisyphus was the most resourceful man in the world, and he figured out a way out of the dilemma in just a few breaths.

"In that case, I won't refuse anymore."

Sisyphus stood up, not daring to look at Pandora, and turned his head, bowing again in another direction.

"This gift is so precious that I dare not keep it all to myself."

"I would like to dedicate it to the source of my blood and bones, the venerable Zueros."

"Without him, there would be no me, and I would not have achieved what I have today."

"My beloved ancestor, the father of all mankind, please accept my gift."

(End of this chapter)