Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 614: No Martial Ethics, Sneak Attack Me
The time to raise the banner of rebellion against Zeus was not chosen by Gaia.

After Typhon was successfully cultivated to perfection and had the confidence to defeat Zeus, Gaia handed over this authority to Typhon.

Rather than carefully planned strategies and tactics, Gaia prefers fatalism when it comes to fighting Zeus.

Typhon is Zeus's mortal enemy, and the decisions she makes are much more reliable than carefully planned schemes.

And so far, Gaia has not seen any benefits and advantages of choosing to attack at this time.

In the mirror world created out of thin air by Zeus, Typhon was unilaterally ravaged.

The gap was huge. Even though Typhon could blow out the stars and tear Uranus' body apart, she was still too weak in front of Zeus.

It's just like a parent beating a child, and the child can't even put up a proper resistance.

But even so, Typhon's heart was still beating, and he was not discouraged by the gap at all.

Her heart and feelings were guiding her. There was no moment in this world when she was closer than now to defeating the almighty God in front of her.

Although I don’t know why I made this judgment, people with strong magnetic fields tend to do whatever they want based on their feelings.

Following this feeling, Typhon took the initiative to attack the gate of Olympus today, and successfully prevented the useless gods from intervening, so that he could fight against his destined enemy.

But being unilaterally ravaged by your destined enemy is not a good thing, especially when your opponent is only allowed to attack you leisurely, but you can't even fight back.

How to break this mirror space?
Typhon's thoughts were turning rapidly. Although he didn't know what authority and skills Zeus used, as long as it was space, it could be destroyed and distorted.

Concentrate the force on one point. No, it should be said that the mass is concentrated on one point, creating a force that is sufficient to pry the fulcrum.

Although he had never learned the skills and knowledge in this area, under the oppression of Zeus, Typhon was growing spontaneously at a high speed.

Recognize, understand, then reconstruct and master, this is the essence of magnetic field power.

While being ravaged, Typhon was also constantly understanding the composition and principles of this mirror world.

"I see. The world can no longer help you."

After his body was torn apart and destroyed by Zeus and rebuilt for the 132nd time, Typhon finally understood the trick and began to control space by using the power of magnetic fields.

Her figure instantly shuttled through this endless mirror world. This small world was like a fruit shell containing an infinite universe, wrapping Typhon layer by layer.

Typhon could only travel through it, relying on his intuition to try to find Zeus' true body.

But after traveling back and forth several times, Typhon instinctively realized that something was wrong. Her figure was reflected in countless mirrors, traveling back and forth in the mirror universe, as if in rewind.

Then, she saw the mirror image of herself before she realized this level, and Zeus's indifference pierced her chest.

At the same time, Typhon's chest was left with a penetrating wound for no reason.

Time loop? Reversal of cause and effect? ​​Turning fiction into reality?

Typhon had no idea that her mind was almost active to its peak at this moment. She was being toyed with by Zeus like a toy at his fingertips, but she did not feel angry at all. Instead, she was extremely excited.

The fact that he was able to hurt her directly from the past but failed to erase her directly from the source of time shows that Zeus couldn't do it.

Since you can't do it, it proves that you have a chance of winning.

She just needs to keep growing and learning, just like she treats the humans on earth, and swallow Zeus as her own nourishment.

Time, space, cause and effect, and fate will all become her power. In fact, Zeus could not solve her problem once and for all at this time.

Because the opponent Zeus is fighting now, strictly speaking, is no longer Typhon.

"Really, Ananke, have you also developed your own bias?"

Where Typhon couldn't see, Zeus, holding the maze-like mirror universe in his hand, confronted another hazy figure.

The hazy figure in front of Zeus is, without a doubt, the irreversible destiny, the Greek super god, the deification of philosophical concepts, and the goddess of destiny, Ananke.

She blocked Zeus from manipulating time and destiny, and gave guidance and support to Typhon.

Logically speaking, Ananke, as a deification of a philosophical concept, would not have any self-inclinations or ideas.

She only pursues results and doesn't care about the process.

But this time, she took action rarely. Although there were many possibilities for the fateful battle between Typhon and Zeus, she stubbornly chose the one in which Zeus would be defeated once.

"Did she realize that what I did was intolerable? Or did she gradually develop a personality after being called a goddess for so long?"

"Or is it that Nyx has gradually influenced you? Gradually made you develop your own self?"

Zeus asked the figure in front of him, but Ananke did not respond at all.

He was defeated once, then resurrected from the dead, returned like lightning, and defeated Typhon again.

This was the script Ananke chose, but it was not what Zeus wanted.

She was pregnant with a child, and failure was something she could not accept, as it would undermine her identity as an omnipotent God and weaken her.

A true god does not have a health bar, and as long as he has failed and died, he will have weaknesses and powerlessness.

"If you ignore me like this, I will be very sad."

In addition to Ananke's figure, another vague existence gradually appeared before Zeus' eyes.

"Nice to meet you, the most noble king of the gods, the best of the good."

The gray-haired woman bowed to Zeus with a humble, yet not reverent, expression.

"My name is Zarathustra, a preacher, and today I finally get to meet you."

Zarathustra, the dualistic saint whom Eros encountered in the Mesopotamian world, the divine embodiment of the dualism of good and evil.

In the Mesopotamian world, she created an unprecedented tide that impacted the entire Mesopotamian world, and was even able to find the once extinct Mother Dragon Goddess.

Although the impact she caused was reduced to a minimum in the end due to Eros's intervention, her power still cannot be underestimated.

Now, she appeared in Greece, and it was obvious that she was helping Typhon.

"A powerful Mother Goddess of Creation and the Abyss created her body, and the Goddess of Destiny and the Two-Element Saint gave her strength."

Zeus's expression finally became solemn, and his gaze shifted from the two goddesses in front of him to Typhon's birth and future.

"It's really stressful to be fighting against such a terrible enemy at the same time."

(End of this chapter)