Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 572 What are the three mothers' corpses?

The two of them lay together on the luxurious wool carpet, both feeling quite tired.

It seems that this powerful confrontation is a very tiring exercise for both of them.

In this regard, women are naturally more advantageous than men.

This advantage will naturally be magnified infinitely when the two sides are evenly matched.

Eros successfully penetrated Zeus' defenses and got the answer he wanted, in the moment when their thoughts were connected.

From this point of view, both of them won and achieved their respective goals.

"Tsk, it's obvious that you can just say no to this kind of thing, but you have to fight me like this before you give up."

After understanding everything, Eros smacked his lips and said with a hint of ridicule.

"Humph……"

Zeus, who was lying in his arms, snorted twice in dissatisfaction.

"You're not as cute as before."

In the past, Eros was weak and powerless, and Zeus had absolute control over him.

She just didn't say anything, and Eros could only passively accept it, without the ability to explore.

It’s different now. Even if she doesn’t say anything, Eros can still force his way through the wall of her heart and get the answer he wants from her mind.

There's really nothing cute about this, prying other people's secrets out of their minds.

"Tsk, it's obviously your problem, isn't it? Aren't you going to give birth to Dionysus, the god of wine? Is there any need to hide this from me?"

Eros really didn't understand Zeus, or Phanes,'s unique hobby of being a riddle teller.

Perhaps this is a habit left over from time immemorial, as we are the original.

In contrast, Metis, as [wisdom], would pour out everything to the outside world without reservation. When Eros was in Canaan, she was there, and he felt like he was about to grow a brain.

Dione has a gentle personality and will tell Eros everything she knows as long as he asks her.

Only Phanes likes to keep things to himself, making arrangements in advance but refusing to explain in detail, always letting people know everything only after things happen.

Eros can only punish this strange habit with a big stick.

"How could our child be an ordinary child?"

Supporting his body with arms as white as jade, Zeus looked down at Eros very seriously.

"He is important, Eros. Very important."

"This is not just the fruit of our love, but also my successor, my connection, and my irreplaceable bond."

“Likewise, He will be [me].”

God's fertility and childbirth are essentially the outflow of divinity and the derivation and division of divine power.

Just as Oceanus gave birth to the three thousand children, Hyperion gave birth to the sun, the moon, and the dawn.

The children of Zeus include war, art, forging and fire, and countless others.

Because she is the king of gods, the lord of the world, and the great father god.

The universe was born at her will, the stars were arranged according to her will, and everything in this world was born because of her.

She can give birth to a child with any potential, and now the power and name of her child with Eros have been determined in advance. Dionysus, the god of wine.

Although he was an unborn child, Zeus clearly had different expectations and attitudes towards him.

Because this would be a child she would bear herself, a child different from any other child.

Even Athena was conceived by Metis and was born only in Zeus' mind.

This time, the unprecedented completeness and balance of yin and yang came personally to give birth, which all demonstrated the importance of the god of wine.

"Not only that, wait, you will also have to reunite with the princess of Thebes, and then go to the underworld to reunite with my daughter, Persephone."

"They each carry a part of our child, until, in the end, I give birth to the child."

A collection of heaven, earth and hell, gods and humans, life and death.

These characteristics all prove Zeus' expectations for this child.

But this gave Eros a strange sense of déjà vu.

What are the three mothers' corpses?
It turns out that it’s not that the imagination is too outrageous, but the facts are outrageous.

Of course, despite all the complaints, Eros still understands why they do this.

Not for any other reason, just because he and Zeus have the same heart but different bodies.

Eros saw all these complex considerations, thoughts about fate and the future, and the countless possibilities that he glimpsed in time.

Just hearing the name of Dionysus, one might think that he is just a little roadside god somewhere, perhaps a god who is only worthy of a seat at a banquet, and does not live up to his origin and Zeus' high expectations.

But in esoteric Buddhism, Dionysus, the god of wine, is the true successor of Zeus. If we use the theory of three stages to explain it, then He is the future.

It symbolizes the trinity of Phanes, Zeus and Dionysus, the final completion and puzzle.

So, in a sense, Zeus is giving birth to himself, being both mother and father to his future self.

The fact that he was given the priesthood of Dionysus was precisely the reason for his complicated origin.

Wine is intoxication and madness. It is a thing created by man, but it is also a necessary sacrifice to God.

Moreover, many Greek wines are very different from those of later generations.

Just like the milk wine and mead brewed by the two goddesses on the island of Crete, both have intoxicating properties.

In this intoxicating state, people can see gods and hear oracles.

In other words, the wine of Dionysus does not only refer to the wine at the banquet, but also includes the divine wine that is only given to the gods, and various hallucinogens and psychedelic drinks used by priests.

Only by using these can the human spirit temporarily escape from the flesh and come into contact with the divine.

Therefore, Dionysus symbolizes the connection between man and God. He is both man and God, so he needs several mothers to give birth to him and add various characteristics to him.

Zeus is the one who connects people and gods, and runs through life and death.

"Eros, this child is not only a connection between you and me, but also a connection between us and others."

"After you become a god, your thinking and stance will inevitably begin to shift, and the balance between our humanity and divinity will gradually become unbalanced."

“So we need such a child, who will be grounded in the human-god, and allow you to maintain your passion and humanity forever.”

Moreover, in the distant future, this child will become her and Eros' biggest trump card.

(End of this chapter)