Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 629: Daughter is the best shield for mother
The sound of high heels stepping on the ground was intermittent, and Hebe became more and more curious about what was going on that could make the Mother Goddess pace back and forth so anxiously and panically.

It even makes people wonder if she is a little unsteady on her feet.

I don't know when this treatment will end.
Just when Hebe was feeling bored, the door to the throne was pushed open again.

"Where are Hera and the Eros?"

The one who pushed the door open was the goddess of agriculture Demeter, who looked unhappy and rushed in aggressively.

Hebe rushed forward and stopped her.

"Mother Goddess and Eros are healing Father God's wounds. Your Highness Demeter, is there anything you can do for me?"

"Healing?"

Demeter was stunned for a moment, then looked at Hebe and then at the closed door.

"real or fake?"

"It's natural. What else can we do?"

Hebe said this very naturally, causing Demeter to stare at her strangely, which made her feel uncomfortable.

"So, is there something going on? You can tell me first, and I'll pass it on after the Mother Goddess and Eros are done."

After staring at Hebe with a very strange look for a while, Demeter retracted her gaze and said.

"Then I'll trouble you. Remember to tell that bastard that my daughter has given birth. If he doesn't come here immediately, he will never be able to enter the Palace of Saturn again!"

Demeter said with some anger, then left without looking back.

She didn't have so many doubts. After all, Hebe was the daughter of Hera, and what she said here was still very credible.

It's not possible that Hera and Eros were in there and asked their daughter to keep watch for them, right? Hera wasn't crazy enough to do that.

Demeter came and went quickly, but her words brought Hebe another critical blow.

It's happening all the time? ! !

Aren't Persephone and I good sisters? Why is she about to give birth? And it's my "fiancé's" child?

Heber instantly suffered a tenfold critical hit and squatted down whimpering.

All the sisters enjoyed the meal, but she didn't even have the soup. She felt like a pretentious green hat had been put on her head.

Others have already given birth to children, and who knows, they might call their daughters aunties after a while, but I am still an unmarried girl.

It hurt, so much that Heber even felt like improvising a little dance of despair.

But before she could break through the defense again, a new visitor pushed open the door of the palace.

"Hebe, is that you?"

A gentle figure walked in with a warm and gentle glow, which made people feel no disgust.

"Why are you the only one here? Where is Her Majesty the Queen?"

After that, Apollo raised his eyebrows slightly with a hint of meaning on his face and said.

"And our God King, our Father God?"

Obviously, even if Eros claimed to be the other half of Zeus and was confirmed by several great goddesses, Apollo and others who had strange feelings for him would never admit it.

Even if one is rational and clear-minded, one will never accept or acknowledge this truth.

In fact, Eros really shouldn't have been so hasty and started Hera's Queen Assessment right after the meeting.

So many exciting things have just happened, and now he will be very busy, very busy.

Many goddesses can't help but come to ask him questions like "What kind of relationship are we in now?"

And Eros naturally couldn't respond with something like "Don't talk, just keep eating."

In the face of these things, Eros was immediately seduced by the beauty and fun in front of him, and went into the small room with Hera. It can only be said that this is his personal style.

Seeing Apollo coming, Heber finally came out of his gloomy loser mentality and forced a smile.

"It's you, Apollo. Eros and the Mother Goddess are healing the Father. If you need anything, you will have to wait for a while."

"Healing? Both of them together?"

When Apollo heard this, the expression on his face became a little strange, just like Demeter's.

"Well, Father God is seriously injured. Mother God and Eros are working hard to heal him."

The same answer, but Apollo did not believe Hebe's words directly like Demeter did.

She took two steps forward, but Heber stopped her at the door.

"No, the Mother Goddess and the others said that now is a critical moment and we can't disturb them."

Hebe stood in front of him. Apollo was about to say something, but he heard a clattering sound coming from behind the door, accompanied by hurried and messy footsteps.

Apollo could even imagine the scene of the crisp sound of heels hitting the floor.

Someone behind the door was holding onto the wall, wearing ten-centimeter-high high heels. He kept adjusting his center of gravity because of the impact from behind, to avoid being knocked to the ground.

Apollo's expression changed instantly, no longer as warm and sunny as it was at the beginning, and he glanced at Hebe.

"Are you sure they are healing?"

"It's strange what you said, what else could you be doing?"

Hebe's innocent look made Apollo look a little silent.

His originally gloomy expression turned into something indescribably strange, even with a hint of sympathy, as he looked at Heber.

The two looked at each other for a long while before Apollo looked away.

"Forget it. Anyway, the question I wanted to ask has been answered."

Apollo turned around and prepared to leave, but even before leaving, he couldn't help but look back at Hebe and said.

"I think you might as well join me. At least I won't be as extreme as your mother goddess."

This sentence was a bit confusing and Heber was a little confused.

"What's too much? What are you talking about?"

"Nothing, I'm leaving now. You can come to my next concert if you have time."

Apollo didn't say anything else and just left.

Before Heber could breathe a sigh of relief, the next visitors arrived: Athena and Astraea.

Then after them came the sister-in-law combination of Perseis and Selene, then Artemis, and then Hermes.

There were even goddesses like Nike and Poseidon, so many that Hebe didn't even recognize them and they all came.

The entire Heaven's Throne has probably never been so lively since its construction.

All the Hebers were stunned. Some of the goddesses might have asked the same question as Demeter and then left.

There were also people like Apollo who stayed for a while, cast strange looks at Hebe, said a few meaningless words, and then left.

After such a long time, Heber finally understood that being a doorman was not an easy job.

"Isn't it time to end? There won't be anyone else coming?"

Hebe, who had warded off countless troubles for Eros, muttered to himself with some tiredness.

(End of this chapter)