Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 641 The child she gave birth to is not mine

Although she had to remain rational and calm, Athena couldn't help but ask her mother goddess some questions.

Metis stopped when she was about to leave.

Although she couldn't wait to return to Eros' body, after all, this was her child with Zeus.

Thinking of this, the anxiety and unhappiness on Metis' face were temporarily relieved, and she forced a smile that was not quite a smile towards Athena.

"Just barely. If there's any problem, hurry up."

This attitude is really not like that of a mother. If it were in an ordinary family, people would probably think that this mother is too cold.

Fortunately, Athena was unusual. She did not care about Metis's indifference. Instead, she felt Metis's impatience.

"Mother, are you so anxious because you can't stay outside for long?"

"Ah, that's probably true."

Metis scratched his arm with his nails anxiously. He didn't want to explain so much, but then he thought that he might be misunderstood.

So Metis mustered up her patience and explained a little.

"There's nothing wrong with my body. I just don't want to leave Eros' body and separate from "me" and Zeus."

"It's too troublesome to talk to you about these things. You don't need to care so much. Just know that we are different."

what?
Athena was a little surprised. Was it just because she didn't want to?
Shouldn't there be some more reasonable and helpless reasons?

For example, because of a prophecy, one has to choose to sacrifice in this way.

"But if there is no problem, why do you have to do this, mother?"

What's the point of giving up the right to move freely? Even the so-called living in Zeus' mind is somewhat unclear.

"If you want to help the Father, mother, wouldn't it be better for you to keep your body?"

The meaning is unclear. As the goddess of wisdom, she should know that doing this is an extremely inefficient thing.

Just like now, Metis can help in many areas, and there is no need to act as if he is completely dead.

"Because we are very selfish."

In response to Athena's question, Metis only gave a very brief answer.

"No matter how efficient or meaningful it is, it cannot be better than what we want. We are the same person, so being selfish doesn't matter."

"I told you, there is no difference between us in the true sense, so it is normal for us to accommodate each other, right?"

Zeus would tolerate Metis's clinginess and dependence, and would also indulge Eros's misdeeds and crimes of passion.

And Eros would also accommodate Zeus and take her mood and face into consideration.

"You'd better not have any weird thoughts, Sister Hera."

Metis suddenly looked at Hera with a warning look in her eyes.

"We are inseparable. If one of us is missing, the separated individuals will cause a disaster that will destroy the world."

In a sense, it is because of these various aspects of Zeus that he gradually becomes perfect.

If I were to only be the side of Phanes, it would be too ruthless, and as Gaia said, the world would become an infinite cycle of continuous coldness.

If there was only Metis, then Metis, who was narcissistic to the extreme, would be the greatest disaster in the world, trampling on everything.

And only Eros...well...the result is self-evident.

Only when several such aspects are pieced together, accommodating and tolerating each other, can the perfect omnipotent God be born.

Metis would not be as gentle to Hera as Eros and Zeus were to her regarding her possible dangerous thoughts. "Don't do the foolish things you did before. Eros, Zeus and I are inseparable."

"You should choose to accept every aspect of Zeus, just like I accept you, instead of just being jealous."

How much can Hera listen to the advice from her former enemy?

What's more, Metis's attitude is more like that of an absolute winner showing off to the loser.

No matter how hard you try, no matter what, you can never be as good as her who can share the same mind with you.

Even the so-called shared power position of the Queen of Heaven is nothing more than charity from the other party. How can anyone be willing to accept this?
Hera clenched her hands tightly, her nails digging into her flesh, raised her head to look Metis in the face, and spoke word by word.

“Maybe it’s the same for you, but it’s different for me.”

"Neither you nor Eros is the one I like."

At this moment, Aphrodite's words yesterday kept echoing in Hera's mind.

Don't mind the name, it's just a title.

Who exactly you care about is something that your feelings will reveal.

Faced with the stubborn Hera, Metis just waved her hand disinterestedly.

"As long as you don't hurt me, this kind of thing doesn't matter to me at all."

This is Eros' game, and Zeus has room to intervene, but Metis is not interested.

No matter what happens to Hera in the end, whether she accepts it or fights to the end, it doesn't matter. She just doesn't want something like what happened before to happen again.

"Anyway, I've already warned you, don't do stupid things like you did before."

"Of course I know."

Hera gritted her teeth. Although she was determined to get her lover even if it meant hurting him, she was afraid of being abandoned by him.

Since both Eros and Metis had considerable influence on Zeus, she would certainly not do such a thing again.

"That's good. In that case, out of kindness, let me give you an interesting piece of news."

The corners of Metis' mouth curled up in a subtle arc. Although it was said to be friendly, the smile on her face did not look friendly at all.

Instead, it looked more like a kind of gloating and a look of wanting to watch a good show.

"The child that Eros was so anxious for yesterday was conceived and born by me, Zeus, and is our child."

"It was because of this child that Zeus had to rest in weakness, and was defeated by Typhon."

After telling Hera the news, Metis left immediately.

Eros dumped her out without consulting her, so isn't it good that she can make Eros's tuning game more difficult?

Who says you can't cheat yourself?

Unlike Metis who left in a casual manner, Hera's reaction was quite violent.

Even though Zeus already has so many children, this is the first time she will choose to bear the child herself, right?

What exactly is the significance of this?

Hera didn't know that the jealousy in her heart had overwhelmed her rationality and made her lose the ability to think.

It even reflected on the body, causing a severe vomiting reaction.

(End of this chapter)