Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 920 The God of Love and the God of Silver are a perfect match!

Join our anti-Eros alliance! Restrict Eros's freedom to flirt! Put him in our shackles!
Although there were no relevant channels, Styx did indeed share some similar ideas with other goddesses.

We can't let Eros get away with this; we have to strike hard!
Even putting everything else aside, what he's doing now is truly absurd. He actually set a trap there to lure everyone over, and then brazenly started messing around.

It was far too indulgent. Styx saw his daughters as he watched Apate, the goddess of deception, emerge from Nyx's residence, clutching her clothes and weeping.

Although she knew that given Niki and the others' personalities, they probably wouldn't cry like this like weak children, the sight still made her hallucinate.

We can no longer let Eros continue to wreak havoc on the goddesses. Even if we can't save our current child, we must save our future child!
With this in mind, Styx composed himself, trying to appear calm and composed, and headed toward Nyx's Temple of the Night.

Before even entering, one could hear the playful laughter of young girls coming from inside.

"Your Majesty Cupid, shall we continue? That guy Apate certainly didn't give you enough fun earlier, did he?"

"I am the most suitable partner for you. We are a match made in heaven. No one is more suitable for you than me!"

The speaker was Philothes, the goddess of friendship, who was as petite and alluring as a pure maiden. Of course, she was also the goddess of silver and desire.

Despite her innocent-looking face, her attire was incredibly sexy, with semi-transparent silk clinging to her entire body, resembling both a gorgeous gown and a bodysuit.

Her youthful figure possessed a pure and sincere allure; she passionately clung to Eros's arm, her eyes burning with a flame similar to Eros's.

Not all of the goddesses of the Night lineage summoned by Nyx shared Charon's resistance to Eros.

Some goddesses, out of modesty and pride, pretend to be forced and are complete victims, like Apate, the goddess of deception who just left.

He was having a blast while playing, but as soon as it ended, he started crying and whining, acting pitiful and demanding responsibility, only to be ruthlessly rejected by Eros.

There are also some who don't care but are still bothered by Eros's trickery, such as the three Furies and the goddess of retribution. Even though they used Eros as a tool to vent their work stress, they still left a few harsh words behind.

In fact, Eros, the goddess who is socially awkward and gloomy, even said that she would make Eros pay sooner or later.

However, Eros didn't take this insignificant threat to heart at all.

In stark contrast to her sisters was Philotes, whose relationship with Eros was like stinky tofu meeting snail rice noodles, or fries meeting ketchup.

Philotes fell in love at first sight, believing that the two were so compatible that they were almost unbelievable, and immediately became attached to Eros.

Of course, Eros didn't dislike this goddess who shared his bad tastes.

Although many goddesses were captivated by his charm and had a penchant for male beauty, it was rare to find someone as "pure" as Philotes.

It wasn't because of love or charm, but simply because of compatibility and being immersed in pleasure, that she became obsessed with Eros.

However, you can't just casually say things like "the most suitable partner" or "a match made in heaven."

They are only physically compatible and have similar personalities, so they should be prefixed with "the most suitable ○ partner".

Faced with Philotes's unwavering focus, Eros had no reason to refuse. Just as he was about to deal with her and get to the point, he saw Styx barge in with an imposing air. "Oh dear, have I perhaps interrupted your good time, Your Majesty, the little goddess of love?"

Styx wore a smile and seemed to be in a good mood. Eros, completely unaware of what had happened before her arrival, was also delighted.

"Stix? Where were you before? I went to your house but you weren't home. How did you know I was here?"

However, Styx's smile made Eros feel something was off, as if he was a little angry.

He thought Styx was angry because he was doing something ridiculous, so he kept saying that he hadn't stopped looking for her, but that she wasn't home.

Eros released Philotes's hand temporarily and walked towards Styx, reaching out to hug her, but Styx sneered and pushed him away.

"Hehe, I'm indeed not home, so where do you think I went?"

Styx, with a cold smile on his face, refused to be swayed by Eros's attempts at appeasement, which naturally made Eros sense something was amiss.

Normally, these little mood swings can be easily soothed with a few kind words, so what's wrong with me today?

Meanwhile, Astrid, who had managed to get Charon to bring her along, also caught up.

Seeing the situation on the field, Astraea did not move any closer. She did not want to get involved in the trouble that Eros had caused himself.

Charon, who had followed her, secretly hid behind her, curiously observing the situation inside the hall.

Since she was already here and the side quest had been started, she had to take a look. However, she was clearly not the kind of person who could just sit back and watch the show.

"What's going on now? Is it a fight over a woman's affections? Or did they catch her in the act?"

"Wow, I've never seen anything like this before. It's so exciting! I never imagined that the Goddess of the Styx would have a new love."

Charon's constant muttering drew the attention of several people. Eros looked over and, seeing Charon with Astraea, was even more confused about what kind of lineup this was.

"Astraea? What are you doing in the underworld?"

"Naturally, it was I who invited her to the underworld."

Styx glossed over the matter with a single sentence, but her gaze remained sharp and fixed on Eros, carrying a piercing aura.

Eros's heart skipped a beat. Could this be...?
"Eros, don't you need to explain to me what you promised me?"

Before Eros could even voice his guess, Styx asked the question directly.

"Didn't you promise me that you would never harm Niki or my other children?!"

“Their mother goddess already belongs to you. I don’t want to see such an awkward scene between me and my children. Why are you breaking your vow?”

(End of this chapter)