Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 863 I Want to Influence You with Love

The development of this matter gradually became strange. Hera was pregnant without telling him that Ananke would be reincarnated as her daughter.

The development of such a wonderful chaos is nothing. The most amazing thing is that Hercules is actually Hera's illegitimate son.

The demigod hero who was persecuted the most by Hera and is the most famous is actually Hera's own child.

Although this development is strange, it seems unexpectedly reasonable.

Why! Among all the demigod descendants of Zeus, only Hercules is different?

Why! Is it just a coincidence that only Hercules enjoyed Hera's breastfeeding?
Why! Hera killed Hercules when he was just born, but didn't care about other demigod offspring?
Why did Hercules always use the name Hercules even though his original name was Alcides?

There is only one answer! That is Hercules, who is actually Hera's biological child, so he is so different! He can even be named after Hera's glory!

If the inference is valid and the practice is also valid, then this is the fact.

Compared to Ananke's direct incarnation exploding with himself, this was real fun, fun that even Eros found interesting.

Is this what Hera was trying to do? She was pregnant and neither willing to obey nor to kill the child, so she chose to pretend that the child was not hers in a conflicted state of mind?

This does fit Hera's character. She is petty and easily loses her temper, but is essentially indecisive. She is the type of person who is very cruel when she is angry, but very kind after this stage.

However, although it is fun, Eros must find a way to deal with this situation.

Should we bring the future great hero Hercules, the living incarnation of Ananke, directly back to Olympus?

It didn't seem appropriate to do so. After all, destroying the incarnation she used to descend was just dealing with one of her attacks and it didn't make any sense.

Moreover, due to the different way of birth, there were naturally changes that Ananke had not anticipated.

For example, if she was born as a god, she would quickly understand the meaning and identity of her birth because of her innate knowledge.

But as a human being, as a demigod, what one gets first, rather than the so-called mission or responsibility, is the sense of reality of life.

This is probably what the so-called mystery in the womb is all about.

Rather than direct control or elimination, using love to influence is more in line with Eros' habits and ideas.

He is the God of Love. He had no way to deal with the transcendent super god Ananke before, but since the other party has taken the initiative to downgrade himself and transform into a human, isn't this an opportunity given to him?

Everything has its love. At the beginning of creation, love and passion were the primary driving forces for creating the world, so there is nothing in the world that does not love.

This is also the reason why Eros, as the god of love, can easily conquer many goddesses.

Because no matter what kind of divinity it is, it is born from love and passion and exists for love and passion, so they naturally will not reject Eros.

From this perspective, Eros is indeed the real father of creation and a well-deserved Great Father God.

Since Ananke chose to be born into this world, he became his child and accepted his love, which meant he had entered the realm that the God of Love excels in.

Influence her, love her, let her understand the joy of life and know what love is!

Eros has always been very decisive. When he thought of this approach, he made the decision immediately.

It was decided that as a father, he would make his lovely new daughter feel the full fatherly love and raise Hercules into a good daughter.

As for Hera, why don't we cooperate with her?

Eros, who was planning how to deal with this matter in his heart, disappeared above the ground, leaving the rest to Athena and Hera to deal with. He just needed to be a scapegoat and frankly acknowledge the birth of this child.

But Hera and Athena had to work much harder. Putting the child into Alcmene's womb and transforming the invisible god into a living being of flesh and blood was undoubtedly a huge project.

The night was very long, and the sun did not rise again until Athena and Hera were done.

The two goddesses were fine, but Alcmene was lying weakly on the sofa. Her belly was bulging as if she was about to give birth at any time.

After completing the transfer of the child, Hera called her daughter, Eileithyia, the goddess of childbirth, to deliver Alcmene.

Alcmene felt a little regretful. If she could hold on a little longer, it would be best if she could go out for a walk or two under such circumstances.

To conceive a baby overnight and for ten months is in itself a way of proving a miracle.

Unfortunately, her body couldn't hold on, so she had to give birth to the Son of God quickly.

While Alcmene was giving birth, Hera was caressing her belly with mixed feelings.

As a goddess full of maternal love, sending her own child away personally was quite cruel for her.

"What? Are you reluctant now? It's not too late to regret it."

Athena whispered beside her with a subtle smile on her face.

"If you regret it now, you can still take this child back to Olympus and raise him as your own child."

"Do not waver in my resolve, Athena."

Hera's eyes became firm again and she ignored Athena's persuasion.

"Living as a human being is not a bad thing. Even if I don't admit it, I will still protect her in secret."

"If I were a god, a child of that guy and I, I would definitely lose control and ignore her, or vent my emotions that I couldn't vent to Eros on her."

Hera is quite self-aware of her own emotionality.

After all, she was not a good mother. Because of Hephaestus's defects and injuries, she threw him off Mount Olympus in fear and anger.

Even though the two have reconciled, this has never been erased.

Therefore, it might be a better approach to let this child live a wonderful life as a human being, away from one's control, and just enjoy her blessings.

Looking at Hera's complicated expression, Athena just smiled knowingly and didn't persuade her any further.

After all, she had no experience as a mother and it was difficult for her to understand Hera's thoughts.

Mothers are creatures that are easily swayed by emotions. Parental love is in no way inferior to the love between men and women.

Just as Hera and Athena were talking for a few words, the sound of a baby crying was heard in the room.

Hera, who had a resolute tone just now, suddenly wavered in her eyes as she heard the crying.

"Do you want to go and take a look? Your own child."

(End of this chapter)