Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Chapter 93 The Goddess in Action

Rhea, who had been imprisoned by Cronus for hundreds of years, never imagined that she would be able to leave the sacred mountain one day, and that it would be thanks to her unborn child.

This further strengthened Rhea's resolve to protect him; she even had a feeling that this child was her last hope.

If this child is born safely, perhaps everything will be different.

Cronus was still having a tryst with Philura and wouldn't be returning to the sacred mountain for a while. Rhea carefully concealed her presence and quietly arrived on the earth, at the abode of Gaia, the Mother Earth.

When Gaia saw Rhea, he was startled by her pale and haggard appearance.

Rhea is no longer the woman she once was. After being tormented for so many years, her vital energy has been severely depleted, and she looks emaciated. Yet, her abdomen is swollen and protruding, making her appear particularly strange.

"Rhea, my child, how did you become like this? How much suffering have you endured all these years?" Gaia said with heartache, her eyes reddening.

Rhea did not cry. Centuries of imprisonment had forged her resilient character. She knelt slowly, her hand on her lower abdomen, her smooth forehead touching the ground. Her voice trembled, but was exceptionally firm: "Mother Goddess, please save my child. He is different from other children; He is our last hope!"

Gaia was taken aback upon hearing this, and looked at Rhea's protruding belly, where he indeed sensed unparalleled power of law.

This feeling—Gaia was lost in deep memories, and after a long while, she suddenly opened her eyes wide.

She remembered that she had once felt this way about a child, the god-king Uranus, the great lord of the heavens.

What immense power it must possess to display such extraordinary qualities even while still in the womb!

Over the years, Gaia, the goddess of fertility, had only ever seen one god as naturally powerful as Uranus.

This is Rhea's second child.

Even judging from the pervasive fluctuations of the laws, this child is not a material god like Uranus, but a law god. This means that once this child is born, he will have even greater potential than Uranus!

How powerful was Uranus? A god who could crush the entire world!

Although the current god-king Cronus is still powerful, if he were to face Uranus in his prime, he would be easily defeated.

In this situation, the child in Rhea's womb showed even greater talent than Uranus!

"This is a born god-king! A born god-king!" Gaia's voice trembled with excitement. She stood up abruptly, her eyes fixed intently on Rhea. "That curse must have been fulfilled on this child!"

Rhea knew exactly what the curse referred to. Her eyes flashed with hatred as she gritted her teeth and said, "Cronus, it's time for Him to pay the price."

"Okay, okay!" Gaia exclaimed excitedly, "I'll give birth to this child for you right now!"

Having said that, she was about to use the power of the laws, but Rhea quickly stopped her: "No! Mother Goddess, this child is too powerful. Once he is born, Kronos will definitely sense it."

"Once Cronus discovers that this child is the cursed child, he will definitely do everything in his power to destroy him!"

This child has just been born and is no match for the God-King at his peak.

Rhea's dissuasion was like a bucket of cold water, directly extinguishing Gaia's excitement. Gaia frowned and began to think about the problem.

Rhea is right. No matter how powerful the child is, he still needs enough time to grow, but Cronus will never give him that time.

"Mother Goddess, I have a way, or rather, this child has a way."

Gaia was taken aback: "What do you mean this child has a solution?"

Rhea told Gaia everything in detail about how she escaped the sacred mountain with the child's help and how the child had explained everything.

Gaia's eyes lit up as he listened, and he couldn't help but exclaim, "Truly worthy of being a born god-king! It seems we really have a chance this time to end Cronus's rule!"

Rhea nodded vigorously, her eyes also filled with hope.

If we were to say who hates Cronus the most in the world today, these two goddesses would probably be the two most hated.

Rhea's resentment was understandable; the King and Queen of Gods had long since broken ties and were now even more irreconcilable.

As for Gaia—it's because Cronus defied the laws of reproduction and showed no respect for her, the Mother Earth, by imprisoning her giant children.

As one of the most revered primordial gods in the world, the mother of all things, and the origin of life, Gaia has her own pride. Being treated this way by Cronus, Gaia can be said to have grown to hate Cronus with a passion.

When the opportunity to overthrow Cronus's rule arose, the two goddesses immediately agreed and went without hesitation to the land of eternal night to seek an audience with the mysterious lord of the night, Nyx, the goddess of night.

Although they didn't know why the child said Nyx might refuse their request, they were prepared nonetheless.

Gaia knew her sister very well. As a triad of gods, one of whom was the goddess of destiny, Nyx could not defy her own laws.

It was destined that this child would overthrow Cronus, and it was also destined that he would need the cover of eternal night. As long as he made such a request, Nyx could not refuse.

The only concern is that Nyx might choose not to see them.

If that's the case, Gaia would have to find another primordial god, Erebus, the god of darkness and brother of the goddess of night.

Although Erebus was hardly personified, Gaia was confident that she could ask Nyx to be found, given that they were all primordial gods.

Thinking about it this way, I feel that I am fully prepared.

To their surprise, Nyx not only did not avoid them, but also easily led them into the Land of Eternal Night.

When Rhea made her request, Nyx glanced at her protruding belly and agreed almost without hesitation.

This decisiveness surprised Rhea and Gaia.

"Are you really willing to help cover this up?" Rhea couldn't help but ask. She wanted to protect the child so much that she didn't want to take any risks whatsoever.

Nyx glanced at her indifferently and said in a flat tone, "I never interfere in the affairs of the God-King."

"So you're still willing—"

"I promised someone a favor, so I'm willing to help you."

Rhea and Gaia looked at each other, both with hesitant expressions.

Did someone actually know about their plan beforehand? And even persuade Nyx in advance?

"Your Highness, the Goddess of the Night, may I ask you a question, who is that person?" Rhea asked somewhat nervously, worried that she would be rejected.

But before Nyx could speak, a soft laugh came from the darkness not far away, and to Rhea and Gaia's astonishment, a white figure slowly walked out.

The moment she saw the figure's face, Rhea's pupils constricted sharply, and she instinctively protected her lower abdomen.

The child's repeated admonitions echoed in her ears, making her eyes involuntarily more wary.

The visitor was none other than Prometheus, the only prophet in the world and the god of prophets.