Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 582: Different Greek Mythology
The more Lori thought about it, the more she felt it was her.

Sometimes you don’t need to make too many assumptions. The first impression that comes to your mind, the mark that can never be erased, should be true.

Especially since he had just gone over the history of the Greek pantheon in his mind.

As long as some unpleasant scenes are skipped and only the key nodes are left, this history can quickly be transformed from a huge package that would burst a paid cloud disk into a small package that is enough for a free cloud.

Lowry had no interest in those images anyway.

After all, their descendants have always been very daring in taking photos, and can make normal people feel disgusted.

Then Lowry suddenly remembered the Greek mythology book he had read, in which it was mentioned that Hermes deceived Persephone and gave her pomegranate seeds from the underworld, forcing her to stay with Hades for four months every year.

She even said that her son with Hades was born because Zeus deceived him... the donkey transformed into Hades' appearance...

After reading the shrunk mythology book and trying his hand a little, Lowry made a decisive decision: to refuse all drawings of Greek mythology.

Of course, there are exceptions for those who have so much money that they can put aside their principles.

He was a serious painter who would try his best to make the characters in his paintings fit their personality attributes... Studying too much Greek mythology would definitely be a huge harm to his already not very smart brain.

After all, he could neither understand nor identify with the nature that he had sorted out.

Among the Greek gods he drew...it seems that only Athena and the moon goddess are worth looking at.

As for the others, they have no divinity at all and are entirely evil.

Even the Lord of Hell is more dignified than them.

Anyway, anyone who can accept this and pay a high price for him to paint is not a serious person. Lowry feels at ease to earn this money to compensate him for his disgust.

But after arriving in this world, the stories he had seen were more or less corrected... The inherited memory of the dragon is really a good thing.

Especially his inheritance is orderly, and he has memories of it since before Mount Heaven was occupied by the God of Order.

Although the Greek pantheon is the oldest pantheon, it is not that early.

Therefore, the relevant memories are still quite clear.

The Greek pantheon is still very crazy, but at least it’s not like Zeus can do whatever he wants.

Zeus is not much different, except for the donkey, there is nothing much to say.

But like Poseidon, besides being a little stupid, always being used and deceived by others, and not being a good guy himself...well, everything is so normal that it's bad.

Hades, Persephone and their son, whose priesthood was shadows, were indeed a normal family.

Didn’t give that unfortunate child a new father.

To be honest, this is the adaptation that Lowry can least accept... He knows that for various reasons, fertility worship is very serious in Greece.

But really, it can’t come to this!

Zeus's spring breeze could produce a child.

Hades works day and night but can only raise a son for his brother...this is bullshit!

Moreover, with the character Hades has shown, how could he accept such a child bearing the name of the God of the Underworld?

Not to mention that he can have children, even if he is really infertile, he will not accept this result.

The Greek pantheon will be passed down... If something really happens to Hades, his son will have to inherit his throne as the King of the Underworld!

How could Hades allow Zeus' son to take over his throne!
If he really died, he would turn into a monster and crawl out of the abyss.

Fortunately, reality is still logical.

Moreover, the reason why Hermes often went to the underworld was because he and Persephone were indeed very good friends.

In other words, he was only on good terms with Demeter at first, and after the goddess of agriculture was forced by Zeus, he continued to comfort her and even raised Persephone with her.

However, after Persephone, whom he and Demeter had raised with great difficulty, became a charming, beautiful and lovely girl, she was targeted by Zeus again.

As Zeus's loyal lackey, even if Hermes did not help Zeus to commit atrocities, he would not resist in public.

Regardless of whether Hermes played any tricks, the final result was that Persephone was kidnapped by Hades while she was playing on the earth.

Later, Hermes often took Persephone to play on the earth, enjoying the beauty of spring, allowing Demeter, the goddess of growth who cared about Persephone, to meet his beloved daughter... and acted as a bodyguard by the way to prevent Zeus from coming to disturb them.

This was his promise to Hades.

Otherwise, how could Pluto dare to let his wife leave his protection!

Although he can retaliate afterwards, who wouldn't be upset after being bitten by a dirty thing!

Fortunately, although Zeus was still so shameless, he still valued Hermes, his loyal son, and did not do anything unnecessary.

Moreover, at that time, he happened to be obsessed with human beauties and produced a large number of demigod sons. Even though he occasionally coveted Persephone, whom he failed to get, he was not so obsessed with getting her.

Hades is not just a wooden figure in the myth. He does not have a cheerful personality and is rather tough and cold.

But people like Lowry can actually understand why he became like this.

A violent and vicious father, and a biased and selfish mother.

One of the two younger brothers is stupid and cowardly, and the other is treacherous and lustful.

There is also a him who hides and can only survive in the shadows.

And, although there are many sisters who can exist openly and have their own style, in fact, they all value Zeus who is good at disguising himself.

The young Zeus is definitely an actor-level existence.

Otherwise, if Hera, the Queen of Heaven who helped Zeus obtain the throne of Heaven, had seen through Zeus' lustful, fickle and treacherous nature early on, she would not have been so foolish as to give up everything.

Zeus's final victory was all thanks to two ladies: his mother and Hera.

He later became so powerful because of the priesthood and divine power bound to Mount Olympus... Whoever sits on the throne of God can have this power.

After he came to power, he sent his biological mother to live out her days in peace, and at the same time ignored his promise of loyalty to Hera.

At that time, he was Mount Olympus, so Zeus's promise could be untied to the greatest extent.

For example, those promises to love Hera wholeheartedly eventually turned into a promise that as long as Hera was willing, the throne of queen would belong to her forever.

However, if this was all Hera wanted, why would she choose Zeus!
No matter which brother she marries, she can become a queen through her own efforts.

However, it was too late for Hera to regret at that time.

Although she is terribly crazy and likes to take her hatred out on some victims to look majestic...but if one day she could go back to the past, I guarantee that she would rather choose Poseidon.

Hades definitely couldn't do it. He was too real. He was very selfish from the beginning, dictatorial and monopolistic. Not only was he not interested in sharing his power with any goddess, but he was also not smart enough to obey Hera's orders just because of his ambition.

The ambitious Hera could only choose between Poseidon and Zeus... So, between the obedient little brother and the stupid fool who could be controlled by her, Hera chose the one who could talk.

Although she was proven wrong in the end.

But at least Hera, who became the queen of heaven, did gain control over some of the power that was originally only possessed by the gods.

That was something that the two previous queens could never dream of getting...even though they killed their husbands in the process.

Zeus was not actually that willing, and he had been trying to take back the privileges he had given to Hera when he came to power in various ways.

But who can blame him for not being strong enough?
He is far inferior to his father who dared to kill his father himself.

However, Hera would rather let the whole world think she was crazy than give up even a little bit of her power in order to win back Zeus' heart.

After all, when she became the Queen of Heaven, she made a vow that she would always love Zeus no matter what happened.

As long as Mount Olympus does not collapse, her oath will not end.

Hera had no choice but to ignore everything. She had to stick to her love for Zeus... She even had to keep a gigolo in the name of making Zeus jealous.

Her madness was indeed a little selfish and cruel, but...if a person does not work for himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth, and the same goes for gods.

Of course, there is nothing to pity her.

Her vicious and greedy nature destined her to take this path.

But Zeus' disguise was really successful. Not only Hera, but also her sisters and their mother believed that Zeus was the new god who could bring them a better life.

Even though Hades is the strongest.

Later, Hades and Poseidon never lent a helping hand to those sisters. In fact, it was all because of the grudges in the past... Although he did not openly ridicule them like Poseidon, Hades' disdain was also quite obvious.

Lori could actually feel that it was Hades' own wish to give up competing with Zeus for the throne of God and choose to enter the underworld.

In the underworld, he can only receive people he wants to see without having to solve those messy problems.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Many otakus also have great ambitions at the beginning, but the choice of staying at home is more suitable for them.

If he fights desperately to snatch the throne of God from that biased mother... With Hades's fighting ability, although it is difficult, it may not be impossible.

Tsk~ Maybe Mount Olympus won’t be as chaotic as in the story, but Hades probably won’t have a peaceful day.

Just cleaning up Zeus' mess would cost him half his life.

Although in that case, some powerful and well-connected goddesses might have the confidence to reject that old pervert, but Zeus will definitely move downward.

By then, Mount Olympus will probably be occupied by Zeus' children of various origins.

(End of this chapter)