The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

With the goddess Nuwa in slumber, Luo Zu began his new round of experiments to renew and replace his immortal primordial spirit brain.

This evolution, once again, begins with the collision of ideas carrying a wealth of information.

"Let me see just how amazing this change is."

"What Chaos, Gaia..." Luo Zu saw a completely new world of thought being born in a chaotic darkness, and then the creator god and the primordial god appeared one by one.

"Did I stumble upon a Greek harem myth from my past life?" Luo Zu looked through it and made some comparisons. He found that many of these evolutions did not belong to the Greek myths in his memory, as well as many strange stories. Even the Cthulhu mythos generated by the previous Big Bang were included.

So that's really interesting.

"Isn't this kind of mythology telling us about the importance of bloodline?" Luo Zu observed carefully for a while, and finally prepared to raise his hand to destroy this newly formed universe of thought.

It wasn't that he disliked the various evolutions, but rather that, like the previous Cthulhu mind universe, it didn't offer much help to his new generation of Dharma-body brain.

That is why Luo Zu wanted to destroy it.

Although the mythology continues, Lothar brought an end to it when Zeus, the king of the three gods, ascended His throne.

As Zeus stood atop Mount Olympus, listening to the cheers of the people and receiving the worship of the gods, a sudden warning arose in his heart.

"Zeus, Zeus, destruction is coming!"

A warning from the primordial universe descended at this moment. It was a warning from Chaos, who was at the source of the universe, that He saw a greater being about to destroy their world.

Zeus, clad in golden armor and wielding lightning, was filled with uncontrollable rage.

"Great Zeus, my brother, what has made you so angry?" Hera, who had just become the queen of the gods, gently stroked His heaving chest, trying to calm His anger.

Beyond his anger, Zeus felt a growing fear: "It is Chaos, the greatest creator of the universe, who warned me from the chaos that our world, our universe, is about to be destroyed, that there are demons from beyond the universe who want to destroy our world."

Inside the temple, Poseidon and Hades, who had just been granted authority over the ocean and the underworld, also looked astonished upon hearing these words.

"Chaos, the greatest creator of the universe? He has awakened from his slumber?" Hades exclaimed incredulously.

"Yes, my brother Hades, it was He who told me that the world was going to be destroyed." Zeus then whistled, summoning a golden-emerald bird, and commanded it, "My loyal emerald bird, invite Moira, the Fates, to the temple of Olympus. I need their power."

"Zeus, my brother, do you wish to invite the Fates to divine your future?" Poseidon asked.

There are three Fates: Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos.

They represent the beginning, the process, and the end, respectively.

Soon, the Fates were invited to the Temple of Olympus to meet Zeus and the other gods.

Zeus naturally treated them with great courtesy and dared not neglect them in the slightest.

"Zeus, great master of Mount Olympus, we understand your question, but I cannot give you an answer, for it involves things beyond the universe, and fate cannot interfere with things beyond the universe," the three goddesses said in unison.

"I wish to communicate with the great founder Chaos. Can you help us, great Fates?" Zeus then asked.

After exchanging glances, the three goddesses nodded: "Yes, the great founder Chaos looks forward to meeting you."

With the promise of the three Fates, a mysterious power rose from the three goddesses, then circled the entire Olympian temple, and finally flowed into Zeus's body.

Zeus did not resist, nor could he resist.

At this moment, He seemed to return to his childhood, the days when he was hated by his father, wandered outside, and stayed at Oceanus.

The tranquility and darkness of the deep sea remain etched in His memory to this day.

"Zeus, you have come." Chaos's majestic voice echoed in Zeus's ears, interrupting His recollection.

"Greetings, Great Creator Chaos." Although Zeus could not see the extremely powerful being, he knew that every moment and every centimeter of spacetime he was in belonged to this being.

So, in theory, He could have met Chaos directly, but He chose to let the Fates guide Him, because this would allow Him to see a more complete Chaos, a Chaos that symbolizes time and space, rather than just the tip of the iceberg of Chaos.

After all, the first great being to be seen when looking up from the earth was not Chaos, but Uranus, the god of the sky and the first generation of god-kings.

This ancient god-king has long since completed his historical mission and transformed into the sky, protecting the entire world.

Zeus did not want to have much interaction with this king of the gods, just as he never wanted to face his father, Cronus.

"My child, I know your confusion, anger, fear, and helplessness, but you must understand that the creation and opening of the universe also came from that great being outside the universe. You should not think about rebelling against Him, but should embrace this destruction."

Unfortunately, Chaos's answer chilled His heart. This was not the outcome He desired. The world was about to be destroyed, yet Chaos was still waiting for His own demise after the destruction. He should have fought back and resisted the injustice of this world-destroying event.

But if you want to await destruction, why bother informing me? Zeus was both angry and puzzled.

"For I can choose to await destruction, but I cannot decide the destruction of you who possess wisdom," Chaos responded to Zeus's sentiment.

Everything in the universe belongs to Chaos, but Chaos is benevolent and great; He allows all intelligent beings in the universe to have independent thought.

"Great founder Chaos, I still want to rebel against that unknown being. Since we will all be destroyed in the end anyway, why not make myself shine a little brighter?" Zeus said calmly and passionately.

Like all the god-kings of the past, He was powerful and confident.

He had just defeated the second-generation god-king, His father Cronus, who imprisoned Him in the underground abyss of Tartarus. He then overpowered his brothers and continued the ancient power and authority, gaining the title of god-king. Therefore, He was equally proud and arrogant, and He became extremely arrogant.

Meanwhile, in a vast shadow beyond this world, the creator of an even greater primordial god, Lozu, coldly watched this scene: "What does my destruction have to do with you?" (End of Chapter)