Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Chapter 102 The Son Is Too Much Like His Father!

"So, you just tricked them into coming here like this? Or did you use the excuse of wanting to marry me as soon as possible?"

In the underworld, Prometheus looked at Metis with a strange expression, and Metis nodded, forcing himself to remain calm.

"I couldn't convince them, so I had to resort to this method."

The goddess of wisdom spoke in a serious tone, as if she had no other choice.

But the lingering blush on her cheeks betrayed that her mood was far from as calm as she appeared.

Metis was also helpless. To this day, she still couldn't understand how Oceanus and Tethys, with their low intelligence, could have given birth to her, the Law of Wisdom. But she was stuck with these not-so-bright parents, and she was heartbroken over it.

It was too difficult for Metis to expect Oceanus and Tethys to understand that "the King of Gods would not attack those who are too weak, as it would damage his dignity and be meaningless; the King of Gods' true target can only be the Titans." Metis could only resort to deception.

The good news was that it was very useful. As soon as Oceanus entered the underworld, he went to find Prometheus and began to discuss with great interest when it would be appropriate to hold the wedding.

The bad news is—it's so embarrassing to hear Oceanus telling Prometheus about how he fell deeply in love at first sight.

Even though everything was now explained, Metis was still agitated, digging his toes into the ground, and dared not look Prometheus in the eye.

Prometheus found it somewhat amusing.

But he knew that if he teased them any longer, they might get angry, so he took the initiative to change the subject: "It's alright, Your Highness the Ocean God and Your Highness the Ocean Goddess will be safe once they arrive in the Underworld, so you don't need to worry too much."

Seeing that Prometheus didn't bring up the embarrassing topic again, Metis secretly breathed a sigh of relief. He nodded first, then couldn't help but frown: "Your Highness Prometheus, do you know Hades?"

Prometheus was taken aback, wondering if Metis had noticed anything amiss—after all, she was the goddess of wisdom—but he remained outwardly calm and asked, "I know a little. What is it?"

"Although I only met Him once, and He inexplicably let us go, I still feel that this God is very deep."

A question mark slowly appeared on Prometheus's forehead, and he couldn't help but ask, "What? Why do you think that?"

"I couldn't see any emotion that a deity should have on His face!"

Metis frowned and said seriously, "It's as if these things never existed, and why would He let us go? There's definitely something wrong here."

Prometheus thought to himself that perhaps it never was, after all, it was just a puppet and he shouldn't expect too much—but he still wore a serious expression: "This is indeed very strange."

"And Cronus is probably going to take action against the gods," Metis said, his expression worried.

Although she didn't know that Cronus had devoured Zeus and obtained the Law of Division, she could deduce this from Cronus's forceful attitude in summoning the gods.

It can only be said that she is indeed worthy of being called the goddess of wisdom, as she is a mutated creature from the generally simple ocean.

"Perhaps we should think about how we should live in the future," Metis concluded, already foreseeing the devastation to come.

Before Metis could finish speaking, little Nicolaes, with golden wings on her back, flew over looking aggrieved. She looked at Prometheus and said, "They don't listen to me. They went to the feast of the gods."

Metis looked at Prometheus with some surprise: "You also notified the other gods?"

Prometheus nodded: "I've had Nicholas inform the Titans."

"But because of some past grievances, they don't seem to respect me."

Nicol was extremely aggrieved and added in a low voice, "They even said we were hypocrites, and Clio scolded me. I hate him!"

"It's really hard to believe," Metis sighed. "After all these years, Cronus has always been lenient with the gods, and no one believes he would do anything to them."

As the goddess of wisdom spoke, she looked at Prometheus and softly offered her opinion: "It would be a thankless task for you to remind them."

Prometheus simply smiled and did not reply.

It's quite normal that the gods ignored His warning. His warning wasn't meant to help the disciples avoid risks, but simply to make them familiar with Him beforehand.

After all, the more cruel and harsh Cronus was to the gods, the more warnings the gods would think of, and the more they would regret not listening to him at that time.

Those Titans were all incredibly arrogant; to make them submit, their arrogance had to be shattered first.

While Cronus shattered the sleeves, he was also setting the stage for his own demise.

At this point, Prometheus doesn't even need to do anything; Cronus can kill himself. It just goes to show that once gods have power, they become arrogant.

Cronus was completely immersed in the joy of the curse being broken, unaware that—

Uranus did not initially head down a dead end.

When did He begin?

It was precisely when he thought he had found a way to break the deadlock, after dividing Cronus, that he felt no one could pose a threat to him anymore.

Isn't this exactly the same situation as Cronus's now?

However, there's no need to say any of this. Prometheus already had a complete plan in mind for how to defeat Cronus.

Now it all depends on how reckless Cronus is and how well he can improve this plan.

He only needs to watch the show quietly, and even watch it live.

On the sacred mountain, Hades opened his eyes.

The atmosphere at the divine banquet was extremely oppressive. The gods looked at each other, but none of them spoke.

The reason was that the host of this banquet, the god-king Cronus, had a very unpleasant expression at the moment.

Oceanus and Tethys were absent.

He was absent after he made it clear that not coming would be treason.

This is blatant provocation.

Cronus forcibly suppressed his anger and resisted the urge to storm the ocean. He took a deep breath and looked at the gods with icy eyes.

Apart from Oceanus and Tethys, all the other Titans accepted the invitation. There was no other way; the current God-King was no longer as weak and easily bullied as before.

With the fate of the sun god Hyperion as a warning, the other gods dared not be too arrogant.

But what they didn't expect was—

Even though they respected Cronus enough, when Cronus saw them, he still thought of the memories of when he was treated coldly in the past.

"Your Majesty, the Great God-King, what are your instructions for holding this divine banquet today and inviting us here?" Themis, the goddess of order and justice, spoke up, breaking the silence.

Cronus's gaze was simply too oppressive.

"It's nothing. I've finally found the cursed child within the curse and have eliminated him, so I thought I'd invite everyone to celebrate," Cronus said slowly, but his words caused the gods' expressions to change.

The curse from Uranus, the Lord of the Heavens, was known to most of the gods, and many even longed for the day when the cursed son would overthrow Cronus.

Hyperion, in particular, had been looking forward to that day for a long time.

And now Cronus comes to tell us that the cursed child has been dealt with?!

How could they not be surprised and disappointed?

Cronus took in the gods' reactions and clearly saw the fleeting disappointment in their eyes.

Kronos sneered inwardly. These guys had indeed developed rebellious intentions, so they shouldn't blame him for being ruthless.

Thinking this, Kronos waved his hand forcefully, and Rhea, who was so weak that she could barely maintain her human form, was thrown out by his sleeve and staggered to the ground.

Upon seeing this, the gods were instantly in uproar, with Themis exclaiming, "Rhea?! What happened to you?!"

Rhea gave a bitter smile, but couldn't even utter a word.

Cronus's gaze swept over the horrified gods, and he said, word by word, "Rhea protected that cursed child and betrayed me."

"And this is the price for betraying me."

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