Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 849: The System of Many Children and Many Blessings: I am Gaia

It was broken, broken, broken, and there was not even time for Eros to interrupt.

Gaia blurted out all these dangerous words in one swift motion, and every word between the lines revealed her denial of Astarte.

Although her relationship with Eros is not good, this does not prevent her from still considering herself an elder, and an elder of Eros.

Naturally, in her eyes, Astarte was the kind of wife who was not worthy of her children at all, a pure phoenix woman who was trying to climb above her station.

And not even having children is a complete failure.

Even if she has a child, if the child is incompetent, it means she is unqualified.

After all, Eros is undoubtedly a very good father, so if the child is not doing well, it is undoubtedly a problem with the mother.

"Ahem, heirs and the like are really nonsense. I don't have anything that needs a child to inherit."

Eros quickly interrupted the topic, trying to interrupt Gaia's indoctrination.

He almost forgot that Gaia was a guy who attached great importance to inheritance and iteration, and had the momentum of being the mother of hybrid genetic theory.

In her mind, pigs like Eros are excellent breeding pigs, and they need to be bred more often. All kinds of combinations can be tried to see if a pig that is better than Eros can be mutated.

The so-called successor will be stronger than the former, and the children will surpass their parents. This is Gaia's concept.

Normally, Eros would not care about this concept, but at a time like this, using it to measure whether someone is a wife or not is a dangerous topic.

Eros quickly tried to save the situation and change the subject.

"Oh, this huge Olympus, the two mountains and thirteen islands of Greece, how come there is no need for someone to inherit it?"

"You and Zeus want to hold this world in your hands forever and keep it unchanged, but that is impossible."

Gaia, whose topic was diverted by Eros, started to argue with Eros again.

She maintained the composure and confidence of a Great Mother Goddess and spoke very proudly.

"Even if Typhon didn't do it, one of your children will definitely be able to do it. Isn't it because you are afraid of this that you don't want to have children with a better mother?"

Speaking of this, Gaia was a little dissatisfied.

Eros had humiliated her before, but she did not care and instead accepted it with pleasure.

But after they were done playing, he didn't leave her anything at all and was on guard against her. It was really despicable.

"Although I have always been the best mother, I can't do anything if you refuse to leave any offspring."

"But if you spend more time with these goddesses, you might get some unexpected surprises."

As Gaia spoke, she looked past Astarte and towards Tiamat behind her.

"If you want my advice, you might as well try that dragon girl. Although her mental state is a little low, her quality as a mother should be second only to me."

In terms of physical strength and power alone, Tiamat is even superior to Gaia. This statement is completely Gaia's self-praise.

Tiamat's innocent little face leaned over, and when she heard her name, she showed a puzzled look.

".Ah.Me?"

"Do you want to have a baby with me?"

She spoke in a halting manner, which was obviously a little unfamiliar to Tiamat, who could only hum softly like "ah ah ah".

Astarte, who was confused and a little annoyed by Gaiana's theory of genetic iteration, was immediately shocked by this sentence.

"Mother Goddess, there is no such thing. You should just play with your drawing board."

She quickly pressed back the interested Tiamat, and Astarte looked up with some dissatisfaction. She didn't mind Eros having a deep and superficial relationship with Tiamat, but in front of her, saying that her mother goddess was a better mother than her was still too much.

"No wonder you have fallen to this point. You should sew your mouth shut."

Astarte said this angrily, but she really had no way to deal with Gaia, so she could only say a few harsh words to her.

"Oh, I have fallen to this point, isn't it because my children are too outstanding?"

Gaia didn't care at all, someone of Astarte's level was still too young to fight her.

No matter how thick-skinned you are, it's far worse.

"Don't listen to her nonsense. This guy is just an unstable rebellious factor. All he wants is to have a child and overthrow me."

Eros held Astarte's hand and tried to portray Gaia's words as demagogic rebellion and told Astarte not to believe her lies.

"Zeus and I are the eternal masters, no matter the past, present or future. She cannot see this and is still dreaming of overthrowing me."

"I will never let my children turn swords against me and rebel against me one day."

"Astarte, you don't hope that if we have a child, the child will challenge you one day and take your place, right?"

Regardless, Eros diverted the topic away from its original purpose and used Gaia's example to warn Astarte.

This child is not worth giving birth to. He will drink your milk, use your money, sleep in your house, and finally kick you out.

It would be no problem to convince Astarte with these words.

"Oh, you power-hungry guy, isn't it a happy thing for a child to surpass his parents?"

Gaia sneered, crossed his arms across his chest, and looked like a man who was not willing to participate in the conspiracy.

Yes, that’s your attitude.

Eros had already seen clearly that the worse Gaia's attitude was, the more unhappy Astarte would be, and naturally she would not agree with her words.

But at this time, Tiamat, who was pressed down by Astarte, raised her head again and spoke intermittently.

"…giving birth…good…"

"It's good that the child has grown up..."

Although it was a little unclear, it was obvious that the Mother Goddess was echoing Gaia's words.

Even if the child grows up and wants to kick her out of the house, she thinks it's a good thing.

During the countless years of exile, she lamented but never thought of going back for revenge until she came under the influence and control of Zarathustra.

Unexpectedly, the most crucial backstab attack was delivered by the most harmless Tiamat. Eros broke into a sweat instantly.

Astarte was somewhat surprised that her mother goddess would say such words. As a child, she naturally felt touched.

She seemed to have understood what Eros had said before, what a real mother is.

"Really, Mother Goddess, you would actually say such a thing."

Astarte complained a few words for no apparent reason and held the petite Tiamat in her arms.

"But, I'm not really fit to be a mother."

The next moment, Astarte said something that made Eros happy.

(End of this chapter)