Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was a stunningly beautiful goddess born from bubbles.

She not only governs passionate love and vibrant life in the human world, but also, with her breathtaking beauty, becomes the fuse for a series of catastrophes in both the divine and human realms, in the original course of events.

In terms of power, this goddess is clearly not a combat type, but her absolute beauty can be a formidable weapon in many situations.

But her reputation...

That's just too bad.

Thinking about the things this goddess would do later, Prometheus couldn't help but feel annoyed as he looked at the bubbles in front of him.

Oceanus, however, continued enthusiastically, "God of Prophecy, you must have already sensed it; from the power left behind by Uranus, another powerful god will be born."

"At this moment, the laws of this deity are being conceived, and this is the best time for us to intervene."

"You only need to infuse your own breath into these bubbles to become the father of this future god and to enjoy the benefits that come with the birth of this god."

"You know, these days it's incredibly difficult to give birth to a powerful god."

Oceanus couldn't help but feel a little emotional at the end.

He and Tethys spent so much time procreation, giving birth to countless ocean goddesses and river gods, but very few of them could truly be considered powerful deities.

Even the useful rules can be counted on one's fingers.

If it weren't for concerns about the potential problems with the power left behind by Uranus, Oceanus himself would have wanted to accept this unknown god.

There was no way around it; the psychological trauma Uranus inflicted on the twelve Titans was simply too great.

Even though He has lost His own will forever, Oceanus will still feel fear in the face of the power He left behind.

Not only Him, but also the primordial sea god Pontus was similar. This god was conceived at the junction of the ocean and the open sea, how could Pontus not know?

But He also chose to turn a blind eye, naturally out of fear of Uranus.

Although Uranus has vanished, its lingering influence remains.

The offspring of a powerful god are certainly desirable, but one must also have the courage to accept them.

Oceanus dared to give this unknown god as a gift to Prometheus, of course, because He was the god of prophecy.

Whether this unknown deity is dangerous or not should be obvious to Prometheus at a glance.

However, the truth is that Prometheus knew this without even looking.

There is certainly no danger, and Aphrodite is not a bloodthirsty person.

However, the benefits and risks need to be carefully considered.

The advantage is that having a powerful divine offspring grants certain benefits, and when necessary, one can use paternal authority to demand that Aphrodite act on one's behalf, thus indirectly possessing the laws of love and beauty.

Moreover, his underworld had just been born and was severely lacking in manpower, and even more so in a powerful deity to keep things in order. Although Aphrodite was not a combat type, she was still somewhat useful.

As for the risks...

That's because of the risks inherent in Aphrodite herself.

This goddess is such a troublemaker, and her reputation is terrible. If I were to become her father, I'd probably get dragged into trouble too.

Thinking about this, Prometheus couldn't help but feel conflicted.

He is the god of change, so when he makes prophecies about things related to himself, he can only predict the most likely events, but not accurately.

Therefore, He cannot predict whether Aphrodite will cause trouble through prophecy.

Oceanus had no idea what Prometheus was thinking, but he didn’t dare to disturb him. He just gestured to Tethys to call Nicolaes over so that he could continue to make himself known to Prometheus.

The ocean really went to great lengths to get associated with Prometheus.

Just then, Oceanus heard Prometheus ask, "This is forbidden land in the ocean. May I allow my followers to enter?"

Oceanus was taken aback at first, then quickly nodded: "Of course, my child."

"Then thank you very much, Your Highness."

Prometheus smiled slightly and, without any hesitation, sent a thought to Hecate, and the black figure quickly arrived at the location.

Prometheus didn't waste any words, nor did he try to hide it from the Oceanids; he asked directly, "Can you weave the destiny of unborn gods?"

Hecate raised an eyebrow upon hearing this, and her gaze naturally fell upon the blood-red bubbles, where she also sensed the rich aura of law.

"We can try," Hecate said. "But although this god has not yet been born, his laws have already taken shape, and I cannot change his laws."

"Moreover, because He is not weak and has not yet been born, the extent to which I can influence Him is actually very small."

Oceanus, the ocean god standing nearby, couldn't help but admire Prometheus's wisdom, for he could think of using the method of weaving fate to reduce the risks.

Then, she couldn't help but feel regretful. If, as Hecate said, this unknown god was a dangerous being, even the Weaver of Fate couldn't change that.

But Prometheus, upon hearing this, was not disappointed; instead, he smiled.

"You don't need to change too much," He said. "You just need to modify His character a little, or rather, give Him a small blessing."

"What blessing?" Hecate became interested, after all, this was a god who had not yet been born, and she could not yet see the other's fate.

"Bless her with purity and chastity," said Prometheus.

This strange blessing caused Hecate and the Ocean Couple to frown simultaneously.

"Is she a goddess?" Tethys couldn't help but ask. "Why would she bless purity and chastity?"

"Yes, why not bless beauty or something else?" Oceanus asked as well. "Purity and chastity...aren't these things that all goddesses possess naturally?"

Faced with the Ocean Couple's questions, Prometheus merely twitched the corner of his mouth, suppressing the urge to facepalm, and explained, "Some goddesses are not lacking in beauty."

"As for innocence and chastity... not all goddesses possess them."

Oceanus and Tethys seemed to understand, but they were completely unaware of the seriousness of the situation.

Hecate, on the other hand, looked at the blood-red bubbles with a thoughtful expression, as if she understood something.

And those blood-red bubbles... seemed to understand Prometheus's words, they floated slightly, as if in protest, expressing their dissatisfaction.

Prometheus pretended not to see it.

There's nothing wrong with taking in a daughter, since He doesn't need to raise her anyway. But to avoid trouble, He can only make some slight changes to Aphrodite.

Being a pure love goddess is probably a blessing for Aphrodite... right?

Prometheus felt inexplicably guilty.