Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 846 Yes, Mommy Loves You

Astarte came all the way to Greece for two reasons.

First, Canaan was indeed becoming increasingly bored. After becoming the Goddess King, she realized that there were so many things to do and the gods were so annoying.

So she missed the happy days with Eros more and more, so she simply found an excuse to slip away.

Second, she heard about some recent events of Eros and ran to Aesseniro with her children.

All of a sudden she realized that Eros actually had a side that loved children, and she immediately felt a little jealous.

After all, she had fought a thousand days of intense battle with Eros, but her stomach was still not moving.

Although I'm not worried that this scumbag will change his mind, but what's the harm in getting more attention?
So she came here, and her original purpose was to have a child, but after arriving in Olympus, things gradually deviated.

The first is Zeus, who is a scumbag but has a heart of his own. Not to mention that the relationship between the two is closer than that of a husband and wife, there is also Hera, who is not sure whether she is the wife of Zeus or the wife of Eros.

Fortunately, the other party didn't seem to want to have anything to do with the scumbag, so Astarte successfully called herself the only wife.

Then Astarte was arranged to live with Aphrodite, the so-called "mother goddess" of Eros.

At the beginning, Astarte and Aphrodite did not dislike each other so much. Although they had different personalities, she felt that the other was the mother goddess of Eros and she was his wife, so she should show some respect to her.

Astarte could no longer bear it until she gradually discovered the true nature of this so-called "Mother Goddess", who was actually a green tea girl who was stealing her men.

She had only heard that Eros, the bad guy, had many lovers, but she had never really thought about it that much.

On Mount Olympus, anyone you greet has slept with before, and when you go out to a party, nine out of ten people are sisters.

This outrageous number and proportion really made Astarte a little overwhelmed, especially since there were some people with children.

Even though she had the legitimate identity of a wife, she still felt that she was far behind when facing Amphitrite, Danaë, Europa and others who had children with them.

No, she also wants to have a baby!

As soon as Eros returned, Astarte grasped the root of fate and demanded that Eros must give her a child.

Giving birth to a child was simple and not a big deal, but Astarte's words undoubtedly inspired Eros.

He only paid attention to her status as wife, but then he realized that he also had the status of the child's mother.

Eros instantly found a way to break the bomb in front of him, but the prerequisite was that he had to first reasonably persuade Astarte to stop trying to have a child.

Otherwise, Astarte, who already had a marriage status and children, would be too far ahead.

After thinking for a while, Eros tried to trick Astarte.

"Of course you can have a child, but Astarte, are you really ready to be a mother?"

Eros looked at her seriously, and his eyes met with Astarte's.

"Are you jealous? Or have you really decided that you want to be a mother and raise a child?"

"Can you love that child as much as you love me, even more than you love yourself?"

Such a serious look actually frightened Astarte a little, and she was a little dazed.

Of course, she couldn't do what Eros said. After all, she was a self-centered goddess, a noble mistress of the sky. Only other people devoted themselves to her and sacrificed their lives for her. How could she be open-hearted to the child she gave birth to out of jealousy?
The only person she would care about was someone who was beautiful enough, like Eros, who was even more beautiful than her.

But even so, she still spoke stubbornly with a guilty conscience.

"The child we give birth to will definitely inherit our bloodlines. He will be a very beautiful and powerful child, and I will definitely like him."

"No, when you say that, it means you are not ready to be a mother at all."

Eros shook his head and did not explain directly, but looked at Aphrodite beside him.

"Mother Goddess, if I were not so beautiful and powerful, would you love me?"

Aphrodite immediately understood what Eros meant and, having already been completely captured by him, naturally smiled beautifully.

"Yes, love. No matter what you look like, weak or strong, I love you."

When Aphrodite said this, Astarte felt an inexplicable sourness in her heart.

What does this mean? Is it to express that I am not as good as her?
But Astarte really couldn't act like Aphrodite, like a devoted Madonna, even if she was full of jealousy.

Eros also comforted Astarte's heart in time. He hugged Astarte with his arms and kissed the corner of her lips.

"I'm not accusing you, nor am I saying that they are more noble or more beautiful than you."

"I want you to understand that you have not done a good job as a mother. You are the noble mistress of the sky, a proud and dazzling goddess, not a mother who is willing to sacrifice everything for her children."

Astarte was soon fooled by Eros' sweet words and became confused and began to doubt herself.

Maybe I am really not suitable to be a mother and I am not prepared to be a mother at all?

Of course, these words were purely Eros's way of fooling her.

How many people are ready to be mothers? They are just learning to be mothers slowly.

What's more, Eros didn't care about such things. For fun, Nephthys also made Anubis to play with him.

But for now, it is enough to fool Astarte and temporarily dissuade her from wanting a child.

Eros said while the iron was hot.

"How about this, your mother goddess Tiamat is currently learning transformation from me, why don't you go and learn a thing or two from her first, and then we can talk about this matter."

Tiamat was taking a refresher course on the Great Mother with Gaia at Themis, so it was perfect to use the examples of these two to dissuade Astarte from having children.

They are all great mother goddesses who gave birth to children and then were beaten up by their children. With such excellent examples in front of us, if we restrict Astarte from contacting those excellent mothers, her thoughts should be calmed down.

Eros thought so, and Astarte, who didn't have a very good brain, was successfully led astray by him.

From wanting to have a child, I began to wonder whether I could be a qualified mother.

Aphrodite, who was standing by, watched her own little pig fooling the neighbor's kimchi and couldn't help but chuckle with her hands covering her mouth, but she didn't make trouble.

Everything seems to be going in the right direction...

(End of this chapter)