Greece: I am the master of destiny!

Chapter 98 There's a mole inside! Terminate the deal!

The cursed child has been born.

The cursed child has been eaten again.

Poor Zeus, in the end, did not escape the fate of his brothers and sisters. He was swallowed whole by Cronus before he could stay in this world for long.

Zeus had no idea what was happening. He had arranged everything perfectly, so why did it end up like this?

It wasn't until the sleeve entered Cronus's belly that he suddenly realized what had happened.

It turns out it was because—there was a mole!

The God of Laws cannot die; when Cronus devoured these children, he was actually sealing them within his own body.

The sealed gods are unable to use their divine power, while Cronus can still use their laws. For Cronus, this is a win-win situation.

It can both enhance oneself and resolve hidden dangers, so people are very enthusiastic about this approach.

Even though they were sealed away, the gods were still conscious and could perceive what was happening outside through Cronus's perspective.

So when Zeus, the new member, joined the "warm stomach" family, the five members who had been swallowed before all showed different emotions.

It was at this moment that Zeus learned that it was his brother Hades who had reminded Cronus at the crucial moment that told him the cursed child had been born.

Zeus did indeed isolate Cronus from the outside world, but despite all his precautions, he couldn't keep out the creatures inside Cronus's belly.

He even directly questioned Hades about why he did this, but Hades didn't even bother to look at him and ignored him.

This infuriated Zeus, but since everyone was sealed away, he couldn't do anything about it.

But what puzzled Him even more was why Hades was targeting Him, shouldn't it be a prophet?

Perhaps because Zeus was the destined king of the gods, the world was naturally drawn to him.

When Chaos discovers a major shift that could alter the entire world order, the world's will will offer Zeus some insights.

The world itself has no personal will; it evolves entirely by instinct, and the process of evolution is predetermined, thus giving rise to the Goddess of Destiny.

The souls from the outside world become the only variable, affecting the original evolutionary process. As the world's recognized representative, the God-King will receive revelation.

Essentially, it is a kind of self-correction of the world.

What puzzled Zeus was that the revelation the world gave him was the prophet's weakness, but the world's only prophet, Prometheus, was genuinely helping him.

His wariness of prophets has led him into his current predicament.

Hades was the one who truly harmed them, so what is Hades' relationship with the prophets?

Zeus was completely baffled. Just then, he received another revelation, but this time it was even shorter, containing only five words:

Prophecy is destiny.

Zeus was even more puzzled, having no idea what those five words meant.

In stark contrast to Zeus's mood at this moment was Cronus, the king of the gods.

Cronus hadn't been this happy in many years.

He has been plagued by the curse for so many years, and not a single day has been a day of complete peace. Even after becoming the omnipotent king of gods, he would still be awakened by the curse in the middle of the night.

He never had a day without worry, anxiety, or peace of mind.

It wasn't until He personally seized the cursed child and swallowed him that He finally felt as if the curse had been broken.

After imprisoning Rhea again, Cronus hesitated for a moment and, realizing he couldn't do anything to Gaia, gave up on dealing with the Earth Mother.

After all, this world needs to reproduce, and Gaia is weak enough not to pose a threat, so there's no need to pay attention to it.

But this indifference is precisely what Gaia hates most.

But these are not things that Cronus would consider.

Cronus returned to the mountain, and in a good mood, he finally began to think about the cause and effect of this matter.

It must be said that Rhea and Gaia's scheme was indeed flawless, and even now, when Kronos thinks back on it, he can't help but feel a little scared.

He almost succumbed to primal desires and ignored this damned cursed child.

If He hadn't discovered it at the time—Cronus dared not think further, only feeling a chill run down his spine.

The turning point in all of this was that warning voice.

Thinking of this, Kronos's self-light flashed, his divine power surged, and he opened his sleeve, spitting out a pitch-black law.

He was a cold-looking young man with black hair and black eyes, who looked to be no more than twenty years old.

After being spat out, the youth bowed respectfully to Cronus and said with utmost reverence, "Great God-King, revered Father God, thank you for releasing me."

Kronos looked the young man up and down, his eyes filled with undisguised scrutiny.

The young man did not appear strong; the divine power emanating from him barely reached the level of a powerful god. Compared to the other children, this child seemed pitifully weak.

Despite the scrutiny and attention, the child remained composed and dignified. Kronos's eyes lit up with interest, and he asked, "What's your name?"

The young man was not angry that his father god did not even know his name, but calmly replied, "Hades."

"Hades, why did you remind me of the birth of the cursed child? And how did you know?"

Cronus's voice suddenly turned serious, and a terrifying pressure rushed towards Hades, as if Hades would be killed on the spot if he didn't tell the truth.

Hades' face paled slightly. He bowed respectfully and whispered, "Father, do you know what my laws are?"

Cronus was taken aback and couldn't help but look Hades up and down again. In his memory, this child was too weak to be subject to any laws.

But upon closer inspection this time, something seemed amiss.

"My law is destiny, Father," Hades said calmly. "To be precise, it is the change of destiny."

"But I had no chance to change any fate, so I was so weak that you hardly noticed my laws until recently when I reminded you and changed your fate, and only then did I gain some power."

Hades spoke, urging his divine power, and sure enough, a trace of the power of destiny spread out, causing Cronus's expression to become one of surprise and uncertainty.

Hades, however, seemed to have anticipated His reaction, showing no surprise whatsoever, and said very seriously, "Great God-King, do you wish to change your destiny?"

"Do you wish to be the God-King forever? Perhaps I can help you."

"Or rather, I am the only god in this world who can help you."

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