Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Chapter 100 Prometheus: I'm hitting myself?

This upbringing led to Cronus's extremely suspicious personality.

He was unwilling to trust anyone; he only trusted himself.

Therefore, He can only feel at ease when He applies such an important law as the change of fate to Himself.

Cronus had never considered stripping other gods of their laws before, because such a thing was simply unheard of in the world.

Unless you take other gods as your followers, you have no way to obtain their laws, and even if you do take them as followers, there are various restrictions.

But that damned cursed child opened Cronus's eyes.

This guy's rule is actually division!

The so-called division means that he can deprive other gods of their laws and powers, thereby rapidly strengthening himself.

Kronos couldn't even imagine what He would have become if He hadn't discovered this cursed child and given Him some time to grow.

It might actually pose a threat to him in the end!

Fortunately, this dangerous trend was nipped in the bud, and by devouring Zeus, Cronus gained the right to use His laws. In other words, Cronus now also has the ability to divide.

And now, he can't wait to take action against Hades.

If he were to gain the power to change his destiny, Cronus was confident that no one in the world could be his match, not even the world itself.

He finally had the chance to break free of this damned cage and take control of his own destiny.

Meanwhile, in the underworld.

"You know Zeus's laws better than I do. Aren't you afraid that once Cronus obtains Zeus's laws, he'll just devour Hades alive?"

Hecate spoke. Although she couldn't see what was happening on the sacred mountain, as the weaver of fate, she knew all too well what choices Cronus would make under such circumstances.

No one can be more trustworthy than yourself. The most important thing is to hold this world-changing law in your own hands.

In response to Hecate's question, Prometheus smiled nonchalantly: "That would only be possible if He were able to cut it."

"Have you forgotten? I am the one who truly possesses this law. What does his dismemberment of Hades have to do with me, Prometheus?"

Hecate was taken aback by what she heard.

At the same time, Cronus on the sacred mountain was also taken aback.

He looked at his hands with surprise and doubt, and stubbornly used the law of division again, but still got nothing.

It's as if what's in front of you isn't a god of destiny, but an empty shell; when you apply the law of division, you find there's nothing inside.

Not to mention that throughout the entire process of him making his move, Hades in front of him simply kept his head down quietly, without offering any resistance.

This was so strange that the suspicious Cronus sensed something was wrong almost immediately.

"Hades, why aren't you afraid?" Cronus stared coldly at the young man before him, the oppressive aura emanating from the god-king pressing down like a mountain.

Hades, bearing the pressure, raised his pale face, but his tone remained calm: "Because I am loyal to you."

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"No matter what you do to me, I will support you unconditionally."

Kronos frowned. Although he didn't believe what this guy was saying at all, it was the first time he had heard someone say such a thing, so he decided to keep listening.

Hades, regardless of whether Cronus believed him or not, said to himself, "Although I am the god of fate, I am too weak. I need to change enough fate to become powerful."

"Your Majesty, you have seen how weak I was in the past. At that time, I couldn't even feel that I had the power of laws."

Hades spoke, a bitter smile appearing on his face, but it was quickly replaced by a resolute one: "What destiny could be greater than the change that your divine right would bring to this world? My loyalty to you is essentially also a desire to make myself stronger."

"As you probably sense, the curse laid down by the tyrannical Lord of the Heavens has already set its sights on you. The destined God-King Zeus has been born, and this world supports Zeus."

Hades paused, his eyes filled with unwavering determination, and said, word by word, "I am determined to change all of this!"

Sensing Hades's unwavering resolve, Cronus was secretly alarmed. For a fleeting moment, he actually saw a reflection of his former self in this aloof young man.

Wasn't he just as weak as he used to be? He desperately wanted to become stronger back then, just like Hades is now.

So, was it because Hades was too weak that He hadn't sensed Hades' laws before? Just like He was back then, so weak that He could barely feel the power of agriculture within Him.

As for why it can't be divided, it's because it's too weak.

In this way, everything makes sense.

From this perspective, this child might actually be a great help.

First, He is weak enough, and weakness means being easy to control.

Secondly, and most importantly, the interests of both parties are aligned.

Cronus was a very wise god who knew that loyalty was nothing but a joke in the face of self-interest, so he never believed in loyalty or disloyalty.

But when interests align, things are different. The two sides are naturally the best partners. As Hades said, Cronus could already sense the world's inclination towards Zeus. The curse was approaching Him, and the predetermined fate was waiting for Him to submit.

The changes made by the God-King have the greatest impact on this world; it could even be said that they could alter the course of the entire world.

If Hades can truly help divine authority endure, he will surely receive a tremendous boost in divine power.

Cronus had been weak before and knew the desire for power when weak, so he believed that Hades would indeed be loyal to him in order to become powerful.

Of course, the most crucial thing is—

He cannot sever Hades, but He does indeed need the laws of fate.

With that thought in mind, Cronus took a deep breath, and the expression on his face gradually softened.

"Good child, I already know your loyalty. You have been inside me, so you should also know that Zeus knows everything now."

"If Zeus were to become the king of the gods, he would never let you go, but I am different. I will give you important responsibilities, and you will become my most trusted right-hand man."

Hades nodded solemnly and swore directly to Cronus, "Your Majesty, rest assured, I am sworn to never share the same sky with Zeus."

The laws responded with a hum, acknowledging the oath.

Cronus then smiled, patted Hades' thin shoulder, and said meaningfully, "Good boy, I believe in you. With your help, I will be able to better and forever fulfill the role of God-King."

"As for now—I have a guy I really hate. Do you have a way to help me deal with him?"

Hades suddenly had a strange premonition, but still asked, "Your Majesty, if you despise someone, then that person is my enemy. You only need to tell me who it is."

"Of course it's that damned prophetic god, Prometheus."

Cronus gritted his teeth, seething with hatred at the mere mention of that name, and said, "Do you have a way to deal with Him?"

Hades: "?"

Prometheus, the mastermind behind it all: "?"

Oh no, I hit myself?

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