Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 632: Horned Zagreus

The stories of myths are always inseparable from the birth of life, just like the progress of mankind.

Eros and Zeus were busy with the birth of Dionysus, the god of wine, and Zeus was even weak for a while because of it.

Typhon, who was once used to deal with Zeus, was also a child specially nurtured by Gaia, but Ananke still has to use this method.

Perhaps he was determined to fulfill the prediction he made at the beginning, the cycle of cause and effect.

Ananke chose to incarnate himself as the child of Hera and Eros, precisely to deal with the special attack attributes of Greek children against their parents.

However, the child in Hera's womb still needed a long time to gestate, but Dionysus had already been born.

Eros hurried to the Palace of Saturn, where Demeter and Hades were.

The two sisters rarely quarreled or poked each other. Instead, they paced back and forth with worried looks on their faces.

When they saw Eros coming, their eyes lit up at the same time.

"Eros!"*2
After shouting together in perfect tacit understanding, the two of them quickly looked at each other.

However, the expression on Hades' face was a little surprised and teasing, while Demeter's face turned red and she turned her head away, confessing her mistake.

The two sisters have been fighting for so long, starting with the matter of Persephone and then attacking each other.

Demeter has often accused and attacked Hades for falling for Eros, a scumbag, and Hades responded by saying that no one loves her.

Today's reaction is really quite subtle.

"Eros, go and see Persephone."

Hades, like a black flower of silence, pulled Eros over and pushed him into the room, but did not start to beat his sister right away.

Demeter also reacted and pushed Eros just as hard.

Together, the two pushed Eros into Persephone's room, not giving him any time to delay.

If he wasn't urged a little, Eros would probably have some other little thoughts and start wasting time again.

Hades had no doubt about this.

Because she and Persephone were generally the main reason Eros wasted his time.

Before Eros could react, he was pushed inside by the two men. Persephone was sitting on the bed, looking up at the window.

"Persephone, are you okay?"

Although it was a bit hasty, Eros still got into the state quite quickly and asked with concern.

Persephone seemed a little dazed as she looked out the window, and only turned around after Eros called her two or three times.

"Ah? You're here."

Persephone turned around and was about to get out of bed, but Eros pushed her back.

"I came to see how you are. Are you okay? Does the child cause you any great burden?"

Originally, Eros did not think that it would be a big deal for a god to have a child, until the invincible Zeus became extremely weak in front of him.

Coupled with the nervous expressions of Demeter and Hades, Eros now really cares about Persephone.

"Are you feeling well? Are you feeling weak or uncomfortable? Are you feeling any discomfort?"

Eros's concern made Persephone's face look a little sweet, but she pursed her lips in dissatisfaction.

"I'm fine. Don't you care about our children at all?"

"The child is not as important as you."

Without thinking, he said something nice, which made Persephone happy and angry. Women are always contradictory. They hope that their lovers will not pay more attention to their children than themselves, but they also don't want their lovers to only pay attention to themselves and not their children.

There is no perfect answer to this kind of thing, but there is no need to worry because these are all happy troubles.

Singles and those without a wife and children don’t need to worry.

After coaxing Persephone softly and confirming that there was indeed nothing wrong with her body, Eros turned to ask.

"Where's our baby? Boy or girl? Let me take a look."

Hearing this, Persephone pursed her lips again.

Women are really troublesome.

Suddenly, faint points of light gathered in the room, like fireflies, gathering together and gradually turning into hazy human figures.

The figure was like a ghost, floating translucently in the room.

"Father? Are you calling me?"

This soul figure formed by light spots is my own child?
Eros was a little dazed, looking at the person in front of him who was emitting a faint glow. His face had a neutral beauty that made it difficult to tell the gender of the person, but it also had an indescribable sense of holiness.

An irregular star-shaped halo floats above His head, resembling a crown or a horn.

"Hiss...Is this a boy or a girl?"

Eros looked at it for a long time, but he could not tell whether the figure in front of him was male or female.

"If you mean biological gender, father, I don't have a physical body right now, so there shouldn't be that kind of difference."

When He was born from Persephone's womb, He was a pure spirit, so naturally there was no gender.

Perhaps these characteristics will only be revealed after He has a physical body.

Persephone, on the other hand, grabbed Eros' arm nervously and worriedly.

"What should I do? Why is this child like this?"

"Could it be because I often stay in the underworld? I was born without a body..."

If there was a divine being without a form, they might not be so panicked, but the fact that there was a form without a body, and no divinity, only a soul, was really puzzling to them.

Perhaps the ruler of the kingdom of the dead can only give birth to the dead.

Eros patted Persephone gently, indicating that she didn't need to panic.

"Don't worry, didn't I tell you? Our child is a prince above and below the ground, this is normal."

As he spoke, Eros took out the divine light born by Zeus and spoke to Persephone.

"I am both your father and your husband. This child was not conceived by you alone."

"His mother on earth was the mortal princess Semele, who united with the king of the gods and gave birth to the fruit of the grape."

"His mother underground is Persephone, the queen of the underworld, who gave birth to a noble and great soul."

"And his last mother, the Queen of the Gods, was both a father and a mother, and established his divine destiny."

The divine light in his hand floated towards the spirit floating in the air and was slowly absorbed into it.

His originally faint fluorescence gradually became brighter, and the halo on his head that looked like a crown and horns became brighter and brighter.

"On earth, your name is Dionysus, the god of wine."

"Underground, you are Zagreus the Horned, which means [completely holy]."

(End of this chapter)