Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Chapter 30 has no problems, it creates problems.

Uranus had not felt this satisfied in a long time.

What pleased Him even more was that when He finally ended His union with Gaia and was ready to go out and have some fun with Pontus, Gaia did not stop Him.

This would have been almost impossible in the past.

The kind-hearted Earth Mother cares most about her children, and Gaia always reacts strongly whenever Uranus torments them.

Even though she knew she couldn't fight Him, she would still frantically jump out to stop Him, often leaving herself covered in wounds.

Simply because loving children is her nature, and it is also the embodiment of her reproductive principles.

But now, instead of trying to stop Pontos, she even smiled at him.

This pleased Uranus, who also felt that Gaia had truly seen the error of her ways.

The arrogant God-King failed to notice how forced the smile on Gaia's face was.

But she did this not to abandon her children, but precisely for their sake.

Mother Earth will never abandon her children.

Although she didn't know why she was doing it.

The words of the prophet and the god of life still echoed in her ears. He told her that after the scythe of life was born, Uranus would surely cause trouble for Pontus again, and she must not stop him at this time, no matter how long Pontus was tormented.

Gaia was initially somewhat resistant, but now that the Scythe of Life has actually been born, Uranus is really going to cause trouble for Pontus!

All of this was foreseen by Prometheus long ago, and Gaia dared not be careless. For the sake of her children's future, she could only suppress her desire to stop it.

Although she had no idea what Uranus's torment of Pontus had to do with the children who saved her...

But her trust in Prometheus has now evolved to the point where she is completely obedient to him, thanks to these few small incidents.

Even if she didn't understand, she would still feel that since Prometheus said so, there must be a reason behind it.

There was no way around it; she was just too eager to win.

She even tried to convince herself that perhaps Prometheus foresaw that she would not be able to stop the arrogant Uranus and would instead cause her to lose his trust.

In short, it's for her own good.

Not long after Uranus left, Pontus’s screams of agony and agony soon echoed throughout the world.

Because there are very few powerful gods left in the world, and because his sexual desires had just been satisfied, Uranus tormented Pontus for an exceptionally long time this time.

The ocean currents adjacent to the open ocean became turbulent, and some weak ocean goddesses, who did not possess any power of law, were even annihilated on the spot by the terrifying fluctuations of divine power.

This caused widespread panic across the ocean; no one knew if they would be the next innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. But that wasn't the most important thing. The most important thing was...

Under the impact of the primordial power, the vast ocean currents disappeared and their range shrank!

Oceanus, the master of the ocean currents, and Tethys, the goddess of the sea, have both been sealed away. The current master of the ocean currents is their eldest daughter.

She was a beautiful goddess, tall and slender, but she looked rather aloof, her brows furrowed deeply at the moment.

She is none other than Styx, the goddess of the Styx and oaths.

At this time, there was no underworld or soul in the world. Once a law is born, it will not die; it can only be sealed. Other weak gods without laws simply vanish upon death, leaving nothing behind.

As for the material god, its will can be erased, leaving behind the matter it represents, which, in a sense, can also be considered "dead".

Therefore, the River Styx is still called the River Styx at this time, and it governs the Law of Oaths.

But in the future, when souls appear, the Styx River will form the absolute dividing line between the living and the dead, between the world of the living and the world of the dead.

The souls of the dead needed to cross this river to enter the underworld, and it was at this time that the Styx River was officially renamed the River Styx.

Styx was the eldest daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, and one of their few children who reached the highest level of intermediate divine power.

Although Styx herself is not considered top-tier in strength, her laws can restrict all gods in the world, including even the God King, although the impact will be relatively small.

Seeing the ocean currents becoming increasingly turbulent under the influence of Uranus's divine power, and even beginning to shrink significantly, Styx had no choice but to step forward and try to stop Uranus.

But she was stopped by her husband, Pallas.

Pallas, the god of war and strategy, was the son of Clios, the god of the heavens, and Eurybia, the ocean nymph.

Unlike deities who simply represent violence, Pallas leans more towards the "strategy" and "tactics" aspects, so he always thinks things through very carefully before doing anything.

At that moment, He stopped his wife from rushing out and shook his head helplessly at her:

"You can't go. His Majesty the God-King won't listen to you. Not only that, you'll annoy him, and you might even be sealed away."

"Do you expect me to just stand by and watch all this happen?"

A hint of pain gradually appeared on Styx's cold and beautiful face: "I promised Father God and Mother Goddess that I would protect the ocean!"

"But going there won't solve anything; it'll only hurt you," Pallas said calmly. "Don't be impulsive."

Styxton was in even greater pain. She exerted all her divine power to try to protect the turbulent ocean currents and to reduce the loss of ocean water.

These all represent the source of Oceanus's divine power. Although Oceanus has been sealed away, he has not died.

If the ocean currents shrink too much, Oceanus will not only lose his divine power, but may even suffer damage to his very essence.

Although the laws of Kostex are remarkable, its own divine power is not strong enough to protect the entire ocean, even with Pallas's help, because the ocean is simply too vast.

As the ocean grew increasingly turbulent, a look of despair gradually appeared on Stikes's face.

But just then, footsteps sounded from behind her, and at the same time, a gentle divine power flowed into her defenses.

As a result, her protective range expanded by half in an instant. Although it still couldn't protect the entire ocean, the rate at which the ocean shrank significantly slowed down.

Styx looked at the newcomer with gratitude, then paused, stunned.

"Prometheus? God of Prophecy, what brings you here?"

The young man in white robes smiled slightly at her and said gently, "My mother goddess is also the goddess of the ocean, and even more so, your sister."

Stryker's eyes immediately lit up with emotion: "Good boy, good boy, I, Da Yang, will always remember your kindness for being willing to help us at this moment!"

Pallas was also pleased, but his expression soon turned somber:

"But this isn't a long-term solution. Divine power has its limits, but His Majesty the God-King's enthusiasm remains high. If this continues a few more times, what percentage of the ocean will be left?"

Upon hearing this, Styx's eyes immediately dimmed, and he could no longer be happy.

"Yes, so we need to find a way to completely resolve this predicament," Prometheus said softly.

"How could this be solved? That's His Majesty the God-King." Parasit shook his head with a wry smile.

"That's not necessarily true."

Upon hearing this, Styx and Pallas were both stunned, staring wide-eyed at the white-robed youth who had spoken.

They even doubted that they had misheard, otherwise how could they have heard... words that made their hearts tremble just by hearing them?

But when faced with their gazes, Prometheus simply smiled, seemingly unaware of the shocking things he was saying, as if he were casually remarking on the nice weather.

Gaia made a mistake. Prometheus told him not to stop Uranus not because he thought he couldn't, but quite the opposite.

At this time, the King and Queen of the Gods had just reconciled. If Gaia spoke up to stop them, Uranus would most likely give the Queen face.

But if that's the case...

How could we let Styx and Pallas ask Him for help? Why not do Him a favor by spending a fortune?

How then can He unite all the gods?

This tactic is called: if you don't have a problem to solve, then... create a problem and then solve it!

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