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Chapter 97: Giving the Future God-King a Small Shock (Please Subscribe!)

A terrifying pressure descended from the sky, completely enveloping the entire island of Crete.

A majestic and imposing figure descended from the sky, its vast aura sweeping across the entire island, as if searching for something.

At the same time, Cronus's furious roar echoed throughout the entire island of Crete.

"Rhea! Get out here! Hand over that damned cursed child!"

Inside the cave, Rhea stared in shock, while Gaia was equally astonished.

"How is this possible? How is this possible?!"

Gaia couldn't help but mutter to himself, "How could He possibly know all this? I clearly had Eros influence Him; under these circumstances, there's no way He could know anything!"

No one could answer the mother goddess's question. Cronus had already begun searching for targets on the island. Crete was large, but it wouldn't take the god-king much effort to conquer it.

Moreover, the entire island of Crete was now surrounded by the divine power of Cronus, leaving them with no way to escape.

"Sigh, it still couldn't be stopped—"

Prometheus sighed softly, and Gaia and Rhea, who were completely flustered, immediately looked over. Even Zeus, who had just been arrogant and disdainful, widened his eyes.

"I sensed that the God-King would find out, which is why I repeatedly reminded you, but why don't you believe me?"

"I was willing to swear that I was only doing this for Your Highness's own good. After all, I am mortal enemies with Cronus, so how could I possibly help Cronus?"

Prometheus was exceptionally melancholy, and his words were so sincere that one couldn't help but want to believe him.

Rhea even felt a pang of regret and quickly asked, "Your Highness Prometheus, what should we do now?"

"There's nothing I can do now," Prometheus sighed helplessly. "You can only pray for your own good fortune."

After saying this, He turned and left, his figure quickly disappearing from the spot, leaving only the three terrified gods behind.

What they didn't know was that Prometheus hadn't gone far; as soon as he left the cave, he quietly disappeared into the darkness.

"A terrible performance."

A crisp voice rang out, tinged with a hint of disdain.

It was a girl who looked to be only ten years old. Her bright eyes were fixed on Prometheus, and her delicate little mouth pouted: "You called me here just to tell such a little lie?"

"Yes, that's enough," Prometheus laughed.

The cute girl rolled her eyes and muttered under her breath, "They're probably regretting it to death, hating themselves for not listening to you. But if they had listened to you, they would have died even more miserably. You really are a bad person."

After saying that, as if afraid of retaliation, the girl threw herself into the embrace of the darkness beside her, and Nyx, who was standing quietly to the side, affectionately patted her head.

This girl was the new goddess born from the tireless efforts of Prometheus and Ananke over countless days and nights.

Deceiving the goddess Apate (Apate/AπaTη).

With the help of her laws, Prometheus's lies would naturally be convincing.

How could He possibly be acting solely for Zeus's benefit, after all—Cronus was brought here by He?

Zeus's prediction was correct; once he was born, few could indeed do anything to him. So let Cronus do it; Cronus would be more than happy to do so.

It remains to be seen how much Zeus, the most cunning of the gods and a future master of lies, will actually believe in this first lie in the world.

This is crucial to whether He can successfully deceive Zeus.

It should be possible, after all, with the blessing of the goddess of lies, his words are more likely to be convincing, and Zeus, who has just been born, should still be quite innocent.

"How did you do that?" Nyx asked. "In Cronus's condition at the time, no one should have been able to get close to Him."

"Could it be Ferrura? That's impossible, Ferrura has clearly lost consciousness."

“Outsiders certainly cannot get close to Him,” Prometheus said with a smile. “But isn’t there someone inside His body?”

Nyx was taken aback for a moment, then quickly realized what he meant.

Not long ago.

While Cronus was entangled with Philura, a voice suddenly rang in his mind. It was the consciousness of the child swallowed by his sleeve, whispering to him that the cursed child had been born.

These few simple words instantly jolted Cronus awake. In a panic, he released Philura and quickly scanned the sacred mountain with his divine sense, only to find that Rhea had vanished.

Cronus was incredibly clever, and he immediately realized that he had been tricked. Without any hesitation, the enraged god-king began searching the world for Rhea.

Finally, on a remote island, he found Rhea, and Gaia protecting her. Most importantly—

Kronos's gaze fell on the child in Rhea's arms, and he immediately revealed a look of ecstatic joy.

"It really is you, the cursed child!"

Little Zeus had absolutely no idea why he had been discovered. He had done everything perfectly, so why was he still found out?!

At this moment, Xiu was so weak in front of Cronus that she didn't even have a chance to struggle and could only let out a futile, earth-shattering cry.

Rhea held the child tightly in her arms, while Gaia did everything she could to stop Cronus.

But it was no use, completely useless.

With the power of a god-king, Cronus easily defeated Gaia, then effortlessly subdued Rhea, and finally snatched the child from her sleeve.

Zeus was filled with terror, but his neck was firmly gripped by those iron-like hands, rendering him unable to move.

Kronos sized up the little child, a smug smile on his face: "I've got you, son of the curse."

Shen Si opened his mouth, but couldn't utter a sound.

Zeus was filled with regret at that moment. Why hadn't he listened to Prometheus? Perhaps he could have developed peacefully in the underworld, or at the very least, he should have left this place so that he wouldn't have been captured.

Prometheus was so sincere in his concern for himself, and he reminded him time and time again, so why did he think the prophet wanted to harm him?!

But it was too late for regrets. Zeus could only watch in horror as Cronus opened his mouth wide and then bit down.

Pain, despair, and darkness enveloped Him in an instant, and even after He was swallowed whole, Zeus still couldn't figure out where He had gone wrong.

I still can't figure out where the problem is.

And most importantly—if the prophet is a good person, then who is actually causing harm?!

"Sigh, I've told you the outside world is dangerous, why won't you believe me?"

Prometheus, who was extremely annoyed by Zeus's lack of trust, couldn't help but marvel at the Greek-exclusive scene of Saturn eating his child.

"So, your plan was never to prevent His birth, but to have Him born and then devoured?"

It was only at this moment that Nyx finally understood and exclaimed in realization.

"Of course," Prometheus said with a gentle smile, "I certainly wouldn't violate such a sacred law as the Law of Procreation."

"I wholeheartedly approve of His birth, but unfortunately, His father, Cronus, was so wicked that he defied the law of procreation and ate Him."

"Oh, what a pity."

(Reference image of Apat's body)

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