Greece: I am the master of destiny!

The sound of Cronus silenced the entire world.

Atlas stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief.

Wasn't the relationship between Cronus and Prometheus one of irreconcilable conflict?

Why would Cronus attack him when he attacked Prometheus?

How is that possible?

Not only Atlas, but the other Titans were also stunned at this moment, staring at Cronus as if they had seen a ghost.

Only Prometheus was not surprised at all; in fact, he even curled the corners of his mouth into a smile.

He knew that with Cronus's wisdom, he had already understood his hint.

And indeed, things turned out exactly as he predicted.

Cronus took a deep breath, pretending not to see the gods' surprised looks, and forced a smile:

"God of Prophecy, thanks to you we were freed from the tyrannical rule of Uranus. Now that I am the King of Gods, is there anything I can do to help with the curse of Uranus?"

He appears selfless, but in reality, he's practically grinding his teeth to powder.

He simply couldn't understand why, when Uranus cursed Prometheus, the curse ended up coming back on him!

He didn't even participate in the final battle against Uranus! This curse should never have befallen him!

Could it be because of this position of God-King? It can only be because of this position of God-King.

Cronus thought of many things in an instant. As expected of the smartest of the twelve Titans, he immediately figured out the crux of the problem.

But he had already become the God-King, and there was absolutely no way he could give up this position, so the curse became a problem he had to face.

He needed to figure out what exactly Uranus had cursed him with, and if there was any way to break it.

Compared to this curse, he didn't even care much about the new world that Prometheus created.

after all……

He, the king of gods, is really weak now, and this is not something he can control. If he were confident enough to face Prometheus alone, he wouldn't have called on all the Titans.

When asked about the curse, Prometheus simply smiled and said, "Your Majesty the King of Gods is selfless, but there's no need for that. I'm not too worried about this curse for the time being."

Of course you have nothing to worry about, because the curse has come true for me!

Kronos used all his strength to hold back from roaring those words in anger. His expression instantly turned extremely cold as he coldly said, "Then let's talk about your new world."

"God of Prophecy, why did you defy the laws of the world and create this new world? Do you even respect me, the God-King, or any of the other gods?!"

"Didn't my God say that I am guided by destiny?"

Prometheus laughed, remaining calm and unperturbed in the face of the gods' oppression.

His attitude undoubtedly angered the gods.

"Prometheus, do you know what you're saying? Do you think that just because you defeated Uranus, you can act with impunity?"

The proud sun god Hyperion's expression turned cold, his icy gaze fixed directly on Prometheus.

"It's all just the guidance of fate," Prometheus said calmly, showing no fear whatsoever at Hyperion's words.

When Prometheus dared to argue back, Hyperion was furious.

Perhaps because of his divine role, the radiant sun values ​​his reputation above all else, and being contradicted by a junior in such a way is undoubtedly a great loss of face.

The atmosphere grew increasingly tense, but Cronus quietly retreated behind the gods, his eyes filled with a cold smile.

Although he wanted to know the contents of the curse, since Prometheus was not prepared to tell him easily, he would wait until the gods sealed Prometheus away before asking him.

No matter how strong Prometheus was, he was only relying on the power of others. He was just a powerful god. What could he do when faced with the combined power of the gods?

He's not even as strong as that god!

In Cronus's view, Prometheus had undoubtedly made a huge mistake.

He actually dared to create a new world in front of the gods; how utterly disrespectful he was to them!

Originally, Cronus was too weak to deal with him, but now that Prometheus has defied the will of the world, Cronus can unite with the gods to deal with him.

If Prometheus hadn't taken the initiative to stand against the gods, Cronus wouldn't have had the power to command his proud and arrogant brothers.

But now that Prometheus has chosen to die, Cronus doesn't mind taking the opportunity to crush him to death.

A cold killing intent flashed in his eyes, and the atmosphere in the arena became increasingly tense and ready to explode.

Oceanus, the god of the ocean, still harbored some affection for Prometheus, after all, he was born to his daughter and, strictly speaking, could be considered of the same lineage as the sea god.

However, Prometheus's act of creating the world did indeed threaten the interests of the twelve Titans, who were nominally the rulers of this world, which put Oceanus and Tethys in a very difficult position.

Compared to Oceanus's hesitation, Prometheus's biological father, Iapetus, was much more decisive. He was always impatient and didn't really like Prometheus.

Seeing that Prometheus showed no reverence whatsoever in the face of the twelve Titans, he was instantly enraged, even more so than Hyperion.

"You bastard, do you even respect me as your father?"

With a thunderous roar, Iapetus attacked without a word!

His hand instantly swelled and grew as large as a mountain, carrying a howling wind, and slammed down hard on Prometheus.

Iapetus was one of the strongest Titans, and his attack was devastating. The vast River Styx boiled instantly and was even cut in half!

But his palm strike missed its mark.

Prometheus, who was originally standing on the River Styx, mysteriously disappeared from his spot and reappeared on the spot where the River Styx had stopped flowing.

His dodging was extremely strange, and there was absolutely no law power permeating this place, which meant that he did not use the law power.

How did he manage to dodge so strangely?

Cronus couldn't help but frown, a very bad premonition suddenly creeping into his heart.

Before he could think it through, Iapetus, whose attack had missed, roared angrily and charged into the River Styx without hesitation.

Then something surprising happened: the river that had been blocking their way and preventing them from entering the underworld slowly split into a fork in the river where Iapetus had cut off its flow with a single blow.

When Iapetus stepped onto that fork in the road, he was surprisingly accepted by the underworld!

Upon seeing this, Hyperion's eyes lit up, and he radiated a bright, sun-like glow. Without hesitation, he followed Iapetus inside!

"Prometheus, today I will teach you what the difference between elders and juniors truly means!"

Hyperion's roar exploded throughout the world in that instant!