Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 540 My bloodline of the god of love has its own special features
Minos was a good boy who didn't need anyone to worry about him, at least he had always been like that before.

If Eros could think of it, there was no reason why Minos couldn't think of it.

He was clearly on the island of Crete, but he refused to ask for help and instead chose to agree to Poseidon's request.

This kind of thing doesn't seem right no matter how you think about it. It doesn't seem like something stupid that Minos would do.

Should I go directly to Minos and ask her what she is thinking?

As soon as this idea came into being, it was dispelled by Eros.

Although Minos would most likely answer honestly if asked, it would make him seem like a father with too much control.

After all, Minos is no longer a child. Maybe she has her own considerations and plans, and not telling her is also for the sake of planning.

If he asked rashly, it might ruin Minos' original plan.

This is not good. It stifles the child's autonomy and is not what a good father would do.

But if we just leave it alone and pretend we didn't know it happened, that doesn't seem to be a good idea either.

What if Minos’s plan went wrong?

Eros fell into deep thought, struggling over whether he should ask Minos or Pasiphae directly.

After thinking for a moment, Eros decided not to ask them for the time being.

He went straight to see what Minos was trying to do, and at the same time provided her with some final insurance.

If Poseidon really wanted to do something, Eros would roar, rush out and feed her harshly.

Damn, doesn’t he know that Eros hates this kind of minotaur stuff the most?

Cuckold wives, cuckold mothers, and those disgusting things like deep cuckold family buckets, they all deserve to die!
Even if Poseidon could do nothing and could only gain a little psychological and status comfort, Eros would not allow it.

Today he had made his good daughter submit to him, and Eros dared not even imagine what he would do next.

This negative tendency of Poseidon must be nipped in the bud!
Just now Eros was planning to give Perseus, this silly boy, some advice, but now he no longer has the mood to do so.

But Perseus, who was standing by, saw his expression changing back and forth and actually guessed what Eros was thinking.

"First mate, you don't want to cause trouble and ruin this sacrifice, do you?"

This surprised Eros a little, and he couldn't help but look up at him and admitted it generously.

"How can you say I'm causing trouble? I just wanted to go and check out the situation.

But Perseus obviously didn't believe his explanation and shook his head repeatedly.

"First mate, you must be trying to cause trouble. That won't work. If the sea god gets angry, it will cause a tsunami, and many people will die."

Eros smiled somewhat contemptuously.

If the sea god gets angry, many people will die? Do you know what will happen if the god of love gets angry?
That would be terrible, because a lot of new life would be born on the earth and eat up all the food, and then there would be starving people everywhere.

But Eros did not say this directly, but asked Perseus instead.

"Then let me ask you, if one day Andromeda is to be offered as a sacrifice to the gods, what will you do?"

Unexpectedly, Perseus answered without hesitation.

"No need to do much. We are the goddess's fighters. Isn't this normal?"

Eros, who didn't expect to be blocked like this, choked and changed his words.

"I'm not talking about Athena, I'm talking about... um..."

He wanted to talk about himself, but immediately felt that it was not appropriate, so he quickly changed his words. "For example, Poseidon! She has taken a fancy to your Andromeda. In order to avoid an additional war, Athena plans to hand over Andromeda. What will you do?"

I thought Perseus would be confused now, but I didn't expect him to answer without thinking.

"The goddess would not do that, because she is the goddess of war who protects the weak. She teaches us that blindly giving in and compromising will not make the world a better place."

"If something like this happens, the goddess will definitely pick up the shield and call on us to fight together."

MD Athena, are you the leader of some cult?!
Eros was shocked. How could Perseus, who was always simple-minded, suddenly become smart when he mentioned Athena? He spoke with reason and logic.

Is this also the power of the goddess of wisdom?
"Don't worry about it! Andromeda is going to be given away, what are you going to do?"

Eros was a little exasperated and began to ignore the facts like the little fairy of Hong Wen.

Perseus wanted to continue arguing that it was impossible for such a thing to happen.

But before he could say anything, a piece of letter suddenly floated in front of the two of them, and an owl fluttered past.

There were no trivial words on the letter, just a few simple and straightforward messages.

"Andromeda will soon offer herself as a sacrifice to Keto in exchange for calm seas."

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The message from Athena became Eros' biggest assist at this moment, and Perseus crashed instantly.

"Well Perseus? How are you feeling now?"

Eros just glanced at it and then looked away.

This news is true, but it is definitely not as simple as Athena said.

After all, the current Andromeda is not the powerless princess in the original legend.

She is a Saint Seiya herself, and her two parents are also Saint Seiyas, so it is not her turn to be sacrificed.

However, the specific situation can be discussed later. Now he needs to teach Perseus a lesson.

At this moment, Perseus was still doubting his life. The word "voluntary" was really hard for him to believe.

Shouldn't he be forced or coerced, and then join hands with Andromeda to fight the enemy?
He felt that Eros should not stop Minos because the sacrifice was performed by Minos on his own initiative, not because of the intimidation of the sea god.

After all, it was Minos who proposed and agreed to the agreement. It was not in line with the teachings of Perseus for Eros to disrupt and break the agreement.

The teacher has no name.

But now Perseus felt that he also felt a little bit of what Eros felt.

It hurts, it hurts too much!
"No, I want to ask Andromeda why she did this!"

Perseus was now very anxious and wanted to fly to Ethiopia.

"What if asking doesn't help?"

Eros added fuel to the fire. For him, this was just a matter of face, and he was absolutely sure.

Naturally, he could not compare to Perseus, who was flustered and had complicated inner entanglements.

"Then I will go and get Andromeda back! And get rid of Keto, so no one will get hurt!"

After a brief moment of confusion, Perseus found his true thoughts and spoke firmly.

This is more like the cub of Eros!
Eros was quite pleased. Although being a good child was good, one also had to be honest with one's own desires, maintain enthusiasm, and not be constrained by some rules and regulations.

Coincidentally, his other children also thought the same way.

(End of this chapter)