Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 539: Daughter is the old father's Achilles' heel
However, Perseis did not come. This was just a trick of the wicked daughter-in-law Pasiphae.

The last person to appear before Eros was Pasiphae, who was wearing Perseis's clothes, and they were old clothes used by Eros.

Faced with this bad temptation, Eros said no firmly and severely criticized Pasiphae for wearing adult clothes.

Moreover, he solemnly stated that he and Perseis were just friends, and asked Pasiphae to stop thinking about such strange things.

Of course, despite the reprimand, Eros knew that one should not be too harsh in educating children, so he also gave Pasiphae substantial recognition for her efforts.

After all, Eros's heart was quite complicated, and his principles forced him to reject Pasiphae's hints and invitations.

But from a feeling point of view, Eros does not dislike people who express their inner emotions passionately and sincerely.

As the God of Love, how can I deny the love of others?

But in this situation, Eros could only act a little cold.

This rebellious young wife seemed to be very determined. She didn't care at all that her attacks were in vain and was still quite enthusiastic.

What else could Eros say about this? He couldn't just be so cruel as to reject her enthusiasm, could he?
So it happened that no matter how Eros refused and avoided it, he would still agree to travel with Pasiphae.

Even Minos, on the grounds that he was busy with festival affairs, asked Pasiphae to entertain his father on her behalf.

How could Eros refuse?
This is not tea, nor is it fishing, nor is it slag.

This is the fate of being the God of Love [big shush]!

After spending a few days with Pasiphae reluctantly, Eros finally had a rare chance to free time before the festival officially began.

"Perseus, what are you doing? Why do you look so unhappy?"

Eros, who had some free time, finally remembered that he had a child, so he hurried to see what Perseus had been doing these days.

As a result, when he came back, he saw Perseus there, looking depressed, like a neglected orphan.

"First mate, are you back?"

Perseus raised his head, and a hint of joy subconsciously appeared on his originally gloomy face.

Although he didn't know what Eros had done these days, the naive Perseus had already understood Eros' style, so he was not curious.

"The senior lent me her golden armor a few days ago, but because the official festival is about to begin, she took the armor back just now."

After explaining why he was so unhappy here, Eros also understood a little.

The younger brother coveted his sister's toys, and then the sister generously lent them to play with for a few days. Now that he has taken them back, the younger brother is a little reluctant to part with them.

Although understandable, this mentality is wrong.

Eros advised earnestly.

"Perseus, why do you covet someone else's sacred garment? Don't you have one yourself?"

"Think about it carefully. Have you been so obsessed with the types of holy garments that you have forgotten the joy you felt when you first obtained them?"

"Why hasn't the Perseus Cloth on you resonated with you until now? Is it simply because it hasn't acknowledged you yet?"

"Or are you rejecting it subconsciously?"

Perseus, who was fooled by Eros' words, was obviously stunned and didn't know how to respond.

Indeed, before becoming a Saint, he had been trying to get rid of the prefix of internship. After successfully becoming a Saint, he could not help wanting a better Saint Cloth.

The bright silver seemed to be unable to satisfy his needs, and only the more dazzling gold could satisfy him.

Fortunately, this problem was not serious in Perseus, it was just a slight sign.

"The differences between holy garments have never been about strength, but only about suitability."

Eros said this to Perseus, even if it was just a bronze armor, it contained the power of a constellation.

For the Saint Seiya, it is an inexhaustible supply. As long as they perform well enough, there is no need to worry about the level of the armor.

Although Eros could directly criticize and restrain him as the main god, it would be better for Perseus to understand the meaning himself.

"It seems that I have to go to Ethiopia to see it later. I want to let you know that there is a gap between silver and silver."

After saying something that Perseus found difficult to understand, Eros stopped scolding him.

"The sacrifice should be over tonight, right? Then we will set off for Ethiopia to meet your beloved Andromeda."

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Faced with Eros' arrangement, Perseus just nodded.

The Gold Saints had seen it, and the Gold Cloths had also seen it. Now that Eros had mentioned it, their desire to meet Andromeda immediately reached its peak.

But since I have agreed to watch the ceremony, I naturally have to wait until the sacrifice is over before I can leave.

"Come to think of it, Senior Minos is such a gentle person."

Perseus suddenly sighed inexplicably.

"In order to allow the people of Crete to enjoy the convenience of the ocean, they were even willing to sacrifice themselves to serve the sea god."

"As expected of a Gold Saint, her character is truly noble."

Although he was a kind and simple man, and not lacking in courage and determination, Perseus still admired Minos's behavior.

After all, that was Poseidon, the god of the sea, who was said to be moody, with a temperament that was sometimes gentle and sometimes violent. He was completely different from their own gentle and kind main god.

But he was sighing here, while Eros was suddenly startled by his words.

"What did you say? What is Minos going to do?!"

Seeing his first mate's intense reaction, Perseus then remembered that his first mate seemed to have a close relationship with King Minos.

But why didn't the first mate know? Did he accidentally say something wrong again?

"Well, everyone in the city is talking about this. The sea god has put forward unreasonable conditions. He wants the king of Crete to sacrifice himself before he will bless him."

"For the prosperity of Crete, Senior Minos agreed to this condition and was willing to offer himself as a sacrifice."

After Perseus finished speaking, Eros' first reaction was that his fist became hard.

Damn Poseidon! He actually set his sights on his daughter!
It seems that the grass is not strong enough and the body is not deep enough, so a heavy blow must be used.

Even Hera would not even bother to use such despicable means, so how could Poseidon have the nerve to use it?
But soon, Eros discovered another problem.

That is, his daughter is not as foolish as Perseus. How could she agree to such a thing, especially when Eros is right beside her?
(End of this chapter)