Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 848 Gaia: Come to my Olympus to beg for food

Tiamat smelled a familiar scent, the scent of her child.

For the first time in this world that was not her home, Tiamat smelled the scent of a child.

The little face turned around immediately, with confusion and joy in the cross-shaped pupils.

Astarte took two steps forward and shouted with a complicated expression.

"Mother Goddess, I'm here to see you."

Astarte's mentality towards Tiamat, her mother goddess, is undoubtedly complicated.

She was not the kind of filial daughter who made people laugh, but she did choose to stand by and watch when Enlil and other gods expelled Tiamat.

This is a helpless act. The confluence of salt water and fresh water will create new life, constantly impacting the original world.

The former god EI was a person who liked stability and could not accept such a constantly changing situation.

Then he ruled over the gods, exiling Apsu and Tiamat together, until he returned again at the call of Zarathustra.

Then this time, Apsu was directly exploded into a real abyss, and the body of Tiamat, the goddess of creation, was torn apart by Eros' sword, becoming the cornerstone of the new world.

If Eros had not been greedy for her beauty and deliberately withheld some of it, Astarte would probably have been a top filial daughter.

So seeing that the Mother Goddess was fine, and even unable to create new life due to her weakened power, which made things seem even more dull, Astarte's mentality was quite complicated.

"ah…?"

Tiamat opened her mouth and made a puzzled sound.

Although she is the mother goddess, her human form is extremely petite, and her cute little face reveals a puzzled expression, making people unable to help but treat her as a sister or even a daughter.

The huge dragon horns were larger than her body, causing Tiamat to float instead of standing normally, and her small mouth was filled with animal-like sharp teeth.

She does not have any extraordinary intelligence, but is extremely simple. This can be seen from the notebook in her hand, which is said to be homework but is actually her picture book.

While Gaia was arguing and bickering with her teacher Themis every day, Tiamat was scribbling and not listening at all.

This so-called study and education class is nothing more than a joke, to torture Gaia and provide a nursery for the mentally immature Tiamat, that's all.

Astarte naturally knew that her mother goddess had a low mental level. She created the world and life as soon as she was born, and was then exiled into the void and slept for countless years.

After all this going on, it's a blessing to still have some intelligence.

Astarte, with a complicated mentality, subconsciously thought of what Eros had just said.

Is my mother goddess a qualified mother?
She has equal love for all her lives and creations, a love that even she herself cannot contain, and she constantly creates new life.

It was not her original intention to seek revenge on the children who exiled her. It was just that she did something against her will under the influence of Zarathustra.

Astarte was lost in thought, while Gaia, who was standing beside him, was also bickering with Eros, or rather, was being bickered unilaterally and looked a little ugly, so she turned her head and looked over, ready to change the subject.

"Is this the woman you kept outside? I heard you married her?"

Gaia's tone was full of contempt, on the one hand it was disdain for Astarte, and on the other hand it was the sense of superiority she gained from Tiamat and the prosperity of Olympus.

She is stupid and foolish, not as good as me, so her cubs must be not as good as mine.

The governance on the other side of the Mesopotamia is in chaos, the world is scattered, and the noble ladies from the countryside have come to my Xijing to beg for food.

Although the prosperity of Olympus had little to do with her, in Gaia's eyes, what my descendants did was equal to what I did. On the other hand, because Gaia could understand more of the inside story, in her eyes, Astarte was just fooled around by Eros.

She was just a fake wife who was married in order to securely take over the two rivers.

She is a foolish woman who is complacent about the relationship based on such benefits.

So Gaia's attitude was very contemptuous, and he didn't take Astarte seriously at all.

"That's me. I guess you are the one who was captured by my husband and forced to submit physically, the once noble Great Mother Goddess, Her Majesty Gaia, right?"

Astarte returned it with the same contemptuous and sarcastic tone.

When facing her own mother goddess, Astarte can temporarily put aside her pride and suppress her rebellious temper, but when facing the unfamiliar Gaia, she will not just give in.

"Oh, the mother is stupid, and so is the daughter."

Gaia sneered without commenting, and did not get angry because of this humiliation.

It would be more accurate to say that she has experienced even more shameful things, so this is nothing.

"Yes, you are really smart. You have been betrayed several times by the children you raised. Maybe this is the price of raising a smart child."

Astarte's sarcasm was misplaced, and her attack was actually the thing that Gaia cared least about.

"You are right. It is precisely because I am so outstanding that my children will be even better."

"And outstanding children will naturally leave their mother's arms."

Not only is this not Gaia's pain point, but it is also what she is most satisfied with.

One's own children can always be so outstanding, bringing unexpected changes and a chaotic future.

Astarte, who had no idea what her mother was like, was ultimately at a disadvantage.

She tried to defend the dignity of her mother goddess and herself, but it seemed that she was no match for Gaia.

Tiamat behind him was still blinking, her cross-shaped pupils full of confusion, as if she didn't understand why her child would quarrel with her friend.

As for Eros, he was watching the show. One of his goals was to divert Astarte's attention to things that had nothing to do with him, especially away from matters between men and women.

If you want a woman to stop catching you cheating on her every day, let her find something to do.

Now, in order to maintain the dignity of himself and Tiamat, confronting Gaia is undoubtedly a good shield.

It seems that if the situation is further fueled, Astarte will focus all his attention on bickering with Gaia and won't have the time to care about his wife and children.

Just as Eros was thinking this and wondering when to add fuel to the fire, Gaia suddenly changed the subject and said.

"Oh, you don't even have a child, but you still dare to call yourself a wife. It's ridiculous."

As soon as these words came out, Eros felt a chill down his spine, but fortunately Astarte was on the momentum at the moment and spoke without thinking.

"Whether we have children or not, Eros and I are a real couple with a marriage contract. The old woman should stop talking."

"Haha, a contract or something, how can it be as important as the heir coming?"

Just when Eros thought he had gotten away with it, Gaia continued.

(End of this chapter)