Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 528 I'm here for a family dinner, what are you doing!
I love you, my father, who has given me everything.

The birth and growth of every child is the result of their parents’ irrigation and sowing.

There are indeed cases where the seeds are sown and then left alone to grow wildly.

But Minos, there is no doubt that from any perspective, she is the child who has received the most perfect and appropriate upbringing.

Before she was born, her parents had already prepared everything for her.

After he was born, not only did he receive the golden sacred garments, which were only twelve in the entire holy land, but he also had two goddesses as his adoptive mothers.

There was a country waiting for her to rule and great deeds waiting for her to accomplish. Minos had everything that others dreamed of when she was born.

The only flaw is probably that there is too little company from his father.

There was no way around it. After all, her father was a wandering person, with never-ending love and passion. It was too difficult to get him to stay.

Since Minos was born, the time he spent with Eros was quite short.

But she was not dissatisfied with her father because of this. Minos understood the situation very well and did not think there was anything wrong with it.

Although her father was not by her side, she knew that he would always pay attention to everything she did.

Because her father's love is passionate and boundless, a love that will never grow cold or extinguished.

Moreover, Minos could feel the care and love from Eros every moment and every day.

Minos often wears the holy clothes made by Eros' microcosm all day long.

The power of the microcosm is the embodiment of the soul.

So Minos always believed that the soul of Eros was always attached to her and never left.

This mysterious connection and unavailable companionship actually fueled Minos' respect and affection for Eros.

Just like a traveler who lacks water the more he desires water.

Minos' heart was also waving flags and shouting every day and night, and he looked forward to his father more and more.

On this point, when Minos met Pasiphae, the two quickly developed feelings for each other.

Pasiphae also admired Eros, which can be said to be a common point among most of the goddesses on Mount Olympus.

After all, it is the embodiment of love, and no goddess would refuse passionate and pure love.

This was especially true of the rebellious Pasiphae, who was deeply fascinated by the legend of Eros, while the other goddesses only discussed those legends as trivial matters.

She is just a fan who admires the protagonist of the story and worships those rebellious behaviors that are not in line with human nature.

Although their identities and starting points are different, the two of them both admire Eros, so naturally they have a good relationship.

The two people who later got married, under this distorted relationship and under the influence of the rebellious and bold Parsifal, gradually developed some other ideas.

"Father, can I call you that?"

Pasiphae blinked her eyes and presented the item in her hand.

"Father, please taste it. This is specially prepared for you."

Keep calling "father" on the left and on the right. This enthusiasm is really hard to resist.

Even though the food in front of him looked a little suspicious, Eros still opened his mouth while hearing the addictive title of father.

Speaking of which, Olympus doesn't have any god of cooking or anything like that, so even the gods can only cook based on their own abilities.

Even if you use divine power to skip many steps, whether the food tastes good still depends on your cooking skills.

The only goddess who could be associated with cooking was Athena, the goddess of wisdom whose duties included women workers. However, Eros had not tasted Athena's cooking yet. Of all the goddesses he knew, Eros himself was the best cook.

The cooking skills that humans have honed over thousands of years for the sake of living cannot be compared with the culinary skills that a few goddesses can create on a whim.

Eros opened his mouth and allowed his... um... let's call him child, Parsifal, to feed him.

Hmm... surprisingly normal.

Although the appearance is a bit strange, the taste is quite ordinary and there is nothing strange about it.

Please forgive Eros for thinking a little more, because this scene really looks like the scene of "Da Lang, come and take your medicine."

Of course, this description is a bit inappropriate. He is more like an old father surrounded by a bunch of daughters, using his sweet appearance to make money.

As long as his daughters gathered around his legs and called him sweet father, Eros would give them everything.

"How does it taste, Father?"

There was a hint of inexplicable excitement in Pasiphae's eyes, and her little face was slightly flushed.

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Every time she called Eros "father", she felt an indescribable excitement that made her calves under her skirt begin to tremble with excitement.

Ah, this feeling is so wonderful.

She clamped her legs together and softly asked Eros about his feelings and evaluation.

"nice."

Although it can only be said to be average, it is made by hand after all, so it is already quite good.

Eros' affirmation made Pasiphae happy in her heart and her face became even more enthusiastic.

"Try this again, my father."

Minos also sat closer without saying a word and handed the plate in his hand to Eros.

"Father, please try this one too. This is my favorite."

Compared to the passionate and bold Pasiphae, Minos was undoubtedly more cautious.

She has grown up and is no longer the newborn baby who could fall asleep in her father's arms at will.

Now that she knows more things and understands more rules, she will consciously control her desire to rely on her father and act like a spoiled child to Eros.

So, at times, Minos was quite envious of Pasiphae's boldness and rebelliousness, and her boldness to do whatever she wanted without worrying about anything else.

And she would only show a little of her desire for fatherly love in this gap after Pasiphae had done it.

The eyes of Minos and Pasiphae met inadvertently, and each of them smiled with different meanings.

As a father, Eros may have forgotten one thing: no matter how well-behaved a child is, if he keeps playing with bad kids, he will learn bad things.

This family dinner was destined to be a test for Eros.

The mead emitted a golden glow under the candlelight. The ascension of Europa and the departure of the two goddesses allowed Minos to break free from his shackles and have more opportunities.

So he continued to run wildly on the path that Pasiphae had led astray.

However, what was Perseus doing while this intoxicating family dinner was taking place here?

Well...he's still eating.

(End of this chapter)