Greece: I am the master of destiny!

"We must maintain good relations with Prometheus."

After returning to the ocean, Oceanus uttered these words for the umpteenth time.

Seeing this, Tethys, sitting beside Him, couldn't help but raise his hand to his forehead, his tone helpless:

"I already know how important Prometheus is. Now, the important thing is, have you figured out how to get along with him?"

"That's the point I haven't thought this through." Oceanus couldn't help but smile wryly upon hearing this.

Seeing her usually calm and collected husband looking embarrassed, Tethys couldn't help but curl the corners of her mouth into a smile, even though the timing was inappropriate.

"How about we marry one of our daughters to Him?" Tethys said. "Isn't that what we do when we try to win over other gods?"

Because he had so many children, Oceanus, the ocean god, maintained good relations with the other Titans primarily through the following means:

— Marrying off a daughter.

In any case, most of the Ocean Goddesses are beautiful, and the Titans generally don't refuse them.

The only problem is that because so many were born, very few became powerful; most of the ocean goddesses were very weak and had no laws governing them.

This led to...

"I would like to marry a daughter to Him, but the problem is, there is no one who is worthy of Him," Oceanus said with a wry smile, utterly helpless.

Although Prometheus was their junior, his achievements were too dazzling, and his strength was close to that of the Titans.

The great ruler of the heavens, Uranus, was dethroned because of Him, and the new era was able to begin because of Him.

Moreover, not long ago, He not only became the creator god of a new world, but also easily defeated eight Titans by fighting them alone.

Oceanus dared not, and could not, regard such a descendant as an ordinary descendant.

If those weak ocean goddesses were to be betrothed to Him, not to mention the question of whether they were worthy, Prometheus would probably feel that it was an insult to Him.

Unfortunately, the few goddesses he had chosen had all been betrothed to other men, which is why Oceanus was so distressed.

Upon hearing this, Tethys blinked and suggested, "If we are too weak to be worthy of Him, then why not serve Him as a god? Aren't some of the rules for children quite useful?"

"for example?"

"Have you forgotten, little Nicola?" Tethys said matter-of-factly, "She was summoned by Prometheus himself, and her laws represent victory. Prometheus shouldn't refuse, right?"

Upon hearing this, Oceanus's eyes lit up.

"Yes, yes, we still have little Nicolaes. Although her divine power isn't great, her laws still apply. I'll send her to find Prometheus right now!"

Oceanus was about to stand up when he realized something, but then frowned.

"But... what if Prometheus doesn't accept Nicola? Didn't you see his divine power? It's so great that it can rival mine, and its laws are woven by the terrifying power of fate!"

Oceanus looked very upset, and Tethys also looked worried when he heard this.

Although they didn't know exactly how Prometheus subdued Hecate, and even previously felt that Prometheus was unworthy of such a powerful subordinate god, after what happened not long ago...

Whether they were worthy or not, they dared not even think about it; they even felt that only such a powerful god could be worthy of Prometheus's abilities.

Compared to the powerful Hecate, little Nicholas suddenly seemed rather insignificant.

"Then what should we do?" Tethys was also somewhat anxious. "Our Oceanic system has no other more useful laws, and nothing else worth mentioning."

"Something presentable?"

Oceanus slowly murmured Tethys's words, then his eyes lit up the next moment.

"Yes, we can deliver things!"

The usually composed Oceanus suddenly clapped his hands, exclaiming with immense excitement, "While we can't send Prometheus a wife, nor can we send him any other gods, we can send him a child!"

Upon hearing this, Tethys looked completely bewildered.

"The child? How do we send the child?"

"Have you forgotten that thing in the depths of the ocean?" Oceanus lowered his voice and said mysteriously, "My divinity tells me that it can give birth to a powerful god."

"That was, after all, the essence of a great god-king, the powerful Lord of the Heavens. How could the life born from that be anything inferior?"

"We can give this thing to Prometheus before it is fully formed. Prometheus only needs to leave his mark on it to become His offspring."

"Once that thing is fully formed, won't Prometheus have a powerful offspring? Not only will his divine power increase, but he will also possess a powerful law. I don't believe anyone could refuse such a generous gift!"

Oceanus spoke with unwavering confidence, and Tethys was somewhat swayed by his words.

"Once He accepts this gift and acknowledges the child, he'll be considered to have a connection with us."

Tethys said, "That's a good idea. I'll send someone to invite Prometheus to the ocean for a chat right now."

"Let Nicola go!" Oceanus quickly added, "What if Prometheus takes a liking to little Nicola and wants to keep her by his side?"

"Yes, yes, I also need to tell Nicolaes to act more sensible and obedient, and to subtly inquire about Prometheus's preferences. I always feel that child is a bit silly," Tethys added.

then……

On his journey from the underworld to the ocean, Prometheus was pondering how to get close to the little girl before him and then trick her into becoming his servant.

But before He could figure out how to begin, the little girl suddenly turned to look at Him and said in a clear, bright voice, "God of Prophets, how can Nike become your follower?"

Prometheus: "...What did you say?"

Prometheus looked at the little Nike before him, somewhat bewildered, and saw the goddess of victory staring intently at him with her large, round eyes, repeating herself once more:

"His Highness Tethys said I'm a bit foolish, and that you might not like me. He told me to try and ask you how you could possibly like me."

Prometheus: "?"

"His Highness also said that the ocean doesn't have much to offer, only my laws are somewhat useful."

Prometheus: "??"

"Oh, right, they also want to send you a child, saying it's the essence of Uranus, the father of the heavens. They say if you accept this child, you might be so happy that you'll accept me too."

Little Nico said earnestly, his young face full of seriousness, "Your Highness Prometheus, don't you think I'm stupid? I don't think I'm stupid at all."

Prometheus: "???"

No, huh?