Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 615: Because I am the No. Value Monster in Greece

Ananke, the goddess of destiny, symbolizes the theory of causality, fatalism, the flow of time and the essence of fate.

It symbolizes the dualism of good and evil, represents the original simple view of good and evil of mankind, and is the dualistic saint Zarathustra who divides the world into light and darkness.

These two, who cannot be considered true gods but are more noble than gods, have united together tacitly because of the same goal.

The goal that Zeus is moving towards, the path of the Almighty God, is in absolute conflict with these two super gods.

Ananke is an old rival of Zeus. Since the very beginning when he was born as "Phanes", they have engaged in countless open and secret struggles.

Phanes once tried to split his own shadow, demoting Ananke to one of his four shadow gods, and splitting her into time and space, life and death.

Ananke also controlled the direction of fate, intending to let Zeus experience the ups and downs and continue the normal cycle like the previous gods.

During the long battle, Zeus had already become familiar with Ananke's style and learned how to take advantage of his stubbornness.

But this time, I don’t know if it was because of the previous confrontation that Ananke grew up, or maybe it was the influence of the alien visitor, Ananke also learned to adapt and target.

In addition to Ananke, there is another powerful opponent who is relatively unfamiliar to Zeus, Zarathustra.

This dualistic saint was born in the human mind, and her only desire is to spread the influence of dualism.

With the help of these two, Typhon was given many buffs.

Temporary status bars such as "God-King's destined enemy", "The most vicious demon in all realms", "God-King killer", "All the evil in this world", and "The demon king of human desire".

Typhon's growth rate was unreasonable. He completely ignored any laws and rules, common sense and logic, and was madly climbing towards a height comparable to that of Zeus.

In addition to these two super gods, Gaia, the Greek goddess of creation and the most supreme mother goddess in all worlds, also took out all her darkness and chaos, symbolizing the abyss of destruction, and handed it over to Typhon.

This is not a battle between Zeus and Typhon, it is simply Zeus facing two super gods and a great goddess who is not much worse than a super god.

But such a lineup did not make Zeus afraid or desperate, she just had a headache.

If she had known this would happen, she would not have been so arrogant, but would have called her friends and summoned her own helpers.

For example, use Nyx, the half of Ananke, to restrain Ananke, use the old grudge between Uranus and Gaia to make her sacrifice some, and people like Hecate can also be used.

But it is undoubtedly too late now. Ananke will block the possibility of these people coming to Olympus in terms of causal time and space.

In that case, let's use the Thunder.

Zeus waved his hand, intending to call Hera and take back his great thunderbolt, the first divine weapon of Greece, from her.

It was forged to serve as Zeus' most powerful spear.

With all your strength, a single strike will wipe out all the cause and effect, fate, and time and space blockades.

Although it cannot hurt Ananke and Zarathustra, it can turn Typhon, the most important chess piece of these two super gods at the moment, into ashes.

Super Gods are indeed detached from the world, but this also means that they cannot personally influence anything in the world and need to rely on chess pieces.

As long as they destroy Typhon, their most useful chess piece at the moment, their plan will fail.

Through the connection between the King of Gods and the Queen of Heaven, Zeus was able to easily contact Hera and retrieve his great thunderbolt and Aegis shield from her.

But surprisingly, Hera did not respond to her and disappeared.

"Are you looking for your weapon? Unfortunately, you probably can't do that." Zarathustra spoke to Zeus on behalf of the speechless Ananke.

"From my perspective as a participant, Ananke's plan against you this time is indeed quite ingenious."

"Your neglect of your nominal wife has caused her to feel quite lost, and your exclusive favor for another has only intensified her jealousy."

"Under such circumstances, it is quite normal for her to promise Mother Earth that she would teach you a lesson and give you a taste of your own medicine."

Because he was upset, he took Zeus' spear and shield and decisively surrendered?

Well, although it sounds abstract, it is indeed something that Teacher Dahe can do.

Even if Zeus was beaten into pieces of divine fragments by Typhon, Teacher Da He would travel to every land in the next thousand years to piece Zeus back together.

What's more, with two artifacts in hand, Teacher Da He doesn't need to go through so much trouble and can directly use them as resurrection coins.

So Hera really wasn't worried about Zeus' safety at all.

When Zeus was told this fact, he was silent for a while, probably because he didn't know what to say.

After all, it was her habit as a riddle teller, and she got herself into trouble.

Hera didn't know the truth between Zeus and Eros, and she didn't know what these things meant to Zeus, so it was normal for her to do such a thing.

And she had been too focused on Eros recently and had lost control of these details.

This was a mistake that should not have been made. Ananke's influence is always so subtle and silent that it naturally forms a web of cause and effect without anyone noticing.

Zeus sighed, somewhat helpless.

"It seems like I'm really in trouble this time, but it doesn't matter even if there's no Big Thunder. I won't lose this round."

Even without the Great Thunder and still pregnant with Dionysus, Zeus was still the almighty god, the invincible king of the gods.

Even though he was being weakened and targeted layer by layer, Zeus still had the confidence that he could emerge victorious from the situation.

What kind of monster with super-high stats is this? If Typhon were to complain, he would probably say, is this a dungeon boss that humans can defeat?
Even if you have no weapons, are poisoned, and have only one tenth of your internal strength left, you can still be invincible in the world, right?

What is nameless?
"Yes, you are indeed too strong. In a fair and direct confrontation, even we would not have a chance of winning."

Zarathustra sighed, not knowing whether this was sincere or just commercial flattery.

"But fortunately, your pride and desire have given us this opportunity."

"Only today, only now, does Typhon have a chance to defeat you. This is the moment."

As soon as Zarathustra finished speaking, something unexpected happened.

Her divine light, which was as brilliant as the road to heaven, suddenly began to flicker, on and off, and her aura instantly began to weaken and fluctuate.

"How could it be? At this time?!"

For the first time, Zeus looked shocked and panicked.

Yes, she was giving birth.

(End of this chapter)