Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 811 Mythical Welder
At the end of the desert, the Nile River rushes into the valley, and the rapid water washes out a large fertile plain.

After turning the silt at the bottom of the river into a muddy land, it ran straight into the endless sea.

There is no ocean in Esseniro's world. The ocean in front of him, although close at hand, is actually a scene from another world.

The invisible barriers were so close that they even collided and rubbed against each other, causing waves.

Eros stood on the mouth of the Nile River, with Isis, Nephthys and others behind him, ready to begin adjusting the fusion between the two worlds.

Although it is always described as a collision and fusion, there are still many things that need to be adjusted if these two worlds want to merge peacefully together.

The geographical problem is relatively simple, as long as the ground veins are connected and intact.

The trouble lies in astronomy, the movement of the sun, moon and stars, and the speed of time flow between the two worlds. These details are the focus of adjustment.

In the air that mortals cannot see, the barriers between the two worlds collided with each other. The barriers that should have resisted each other and protected their own worlds were wiped out by the great force.

The worlds collided head-on, and in an instant, flames as red as molten gold burst out. The tangible matter and the intangible rules collided with each other, causing a shock that was enough to shake the heavens and the earth.

If Eros had not calmed it with his supreme power, this shock would not only have shaken the matter of the two worlds, but the invisible fluctuations would have also caused all living beings to lose their minds.

If a person with high spiritual power stood at the edge of the world at this moment, his brain would probably be boiled by this shocking agitation. This is the agitation of the world's destruction and creation, just like the golden gallon gap at the beginning of the creation of the nine realms.

But this grand prelude of creation and destruction was forcibly smoothed out and suppressed by the supreme and great power.

Eros suppressed this agitation with his strong force, causing the two worlds to constantly rub and collide, but controlling the distance so as not to directly cause a major collision between heaven and earth.

Goddesses such as Isis and Nephthys began to weave and repair the rules of the world, rewriting the broken parts to align with Greece.

On the other side of the world, on Mount Olympus, the diligent goddess Themis was doing the same thing.

The boiling sea, the shaking desert, the rivers and the ocean gradually merge into one. They were all born in the world of water and will eventually reunite again.

The movement of the collision and fusion of these worlds could not be hidden from the gods connected to these worlds. Whether in the Aesenile or in Greece, countless eyes were cast.

Among them were many acquaintances of Eros, as well as people like Gaia who had had grudges with Eros.

Although still captured by Eros and unable to be free, Gaia still chose to help after seeing this scene.

Although their philosophies are different, she is happy to see the world she creates become stronger.

The new world means more chaos, uncontrollable changes and possibilities.

Like Gaia, there were many goddesses who offered their help, but the gods who did not want to see this happen retreated as soon as they saw Eros.

Thanks to the efforts of the gods, this world fusion, which should have caused changes in heaven and earth, was completed quickly and silently.

When the Nile River and the Aegean Sea converge at their estuary, the barriers between the worlds have disappeared, and the sun, moon, and stars all move according to the laws of the calendar.

From today on, even mortals can travel between the two worlds by sailing.

Out of selfish motives and also for the sake of a reasonable layout, the island closest to this outlet is Crete, where Minos is located, which became a transit station between the two lands.

After all, asking humans to cross the entire ocean without any base is too harsh.

In order to quickly connect the people of the two worlds and thus link the myths together, Eros naturally had to make some arrangements. "Okay, the two worlds have now merged smoothly."

Isis slowly landed behind Eros, looking across the sea with a slightly nostalgic look, perhaps remembering her youth.

"If you miss it, you can go back to Argos to have a look someday when you have time."

Eros said softly, noticing what Isis was thinking.

"Forget it. If I go back, I probably won't be able to help but fight with the others."

With a slight smile on her lips, Isis declined Eros' proposal.

When Isis, who was still Io, left Greece, she threatened Zeus and Hera that she would take revenge on them when she returned.

After so many years, although those things back then are no longer worth mentioning, people should keep their promises, and gods even more so.

If Isis wants to set foot in Greece again, she will definitely take back the place she lost in the past.

Faced with such disputes between women, Eros would naturally avoid interfering if possible to avoid becoming the target of public criticism, but Nephthys on the side was more alert.

"I want to go, I want to go! Take me to Greece and see what Mount Olympus looks like~"

Nephthys, who had nothing to do and was free and happy, hugged Eros' arm and acted coquettishly.

Of course, don't ask her if she can't go?

The purpose of hanging out isn’t necessarily to go out and have fun, but who you hang out with.

Similarly, Nephthys wanted to go to Olympus not just to see the world, but also to meet her rivals and show off in front of them.

Eros naturally rejected Nephthys's ill-intentioned request, which was intended to add fuel to the fire, without hesitation.

If lovers want to fight, let them do it. The important thing is that you, as the protagonist, must sit back and do nothing, and not be left out.

"Go and have fun on your own. I won't be going back to Olympus for the time being."

Eros looked up at the sky, and dark clouds seemed to be gathering above his head.

"I am going to Persia with Menage to do something that must be done."

In order to successfully fool her, Eros deliberately spoke in a tragic and solemn tone, making Nephthys feel embarrassed to continue acting like a spoiled child, and thinking that Eros was going to do something very difficult.

"Okay."

Nephthys, knowing that she was just a big vase, did not consider her past thoughts at all, but asked Eros whether to take Bastet with her.

After all, Buster has all her powers and is the person who can serve as a helper.

Menage on the side shook his head and refused.

"No, I still hope that this matter can be controlled in my world as much as possible, and not get involved too much."

(End of this chapter)