Zhu Tian started by deceiving his father-in-law from the perspective of pirates

Hades instantly realized this was no good! If someone could actually break the bonds of the three Fates, that would be terrifying!

It's important to understand that the three brothers were able to ascend to the throne of the gods despite the failures of Cronus, the second-generation god-king, and even Uranus, the first-generation god-king.

It's all the decision of the goddess of fate, all the arrangement of the goddess of fate. They are like a rule of this world; they can decide anything.

Even the mighty Zeus, the king of the gods, had to obey their arrangements; no one could defy the arrangements of the goddesses of fate.

"In fact, I've been keeping an eye on Kratos the Fate for the past few days!" Rhodes waved his hand and cast a spell.

Kratos is walking through a temple, beginning to unravel various mysteries. This extremely mysterious temple is the temple of the Fates.

When Rhode first met Kratos, he left a spatial mark on him. Through this mark, Rhode could remotely monitor Kratos's every move. He couldn't activate it before because he hadn't recovered his power.

But after regaining his power, Rhodes was able to clearly observe everything that was happening around Kratos. His wife and daughters were temporarily entrusted to Gaia, the mother of the Titans, while he himself went to the Temple of Fate.

"This! This really is the temple of the Goddess of Fate, and he's almost there! But even if he succeeds in meeting the Goddess of Fate, she won't change his fate if she's not pleased," Hades said excitedly.

Even if someone manages to meet the three Fates, these extremely proud goddesses will only accept them as their servants!

I will absolutely not defy fate to change their destiny.

"The facts are right before your eyes, don't you believe it? The goddess of fate will soon meet Kratos," Rhodes said.

Hades, the god of the underworld, did not speak, but continued to watch the remote video with Rhodes.

"I never expected this Spartan to be so strong! He actually managed to defeat Perseus?" Hades, the god of the underworld, said with a look of surprise.

Before that, he had also killed a Greek king and a legendary hero named Theseus.

Compared to Theseus, Perseus was even more powerful. Like Kratos, he was one of Zeus's illegitimate sons, possessed great divine power, and owned many divine artifacts.

But his fate was to be brutally beaten to death by Kratos, who even made him drink a foot bath in the pool.

"I have to say, this Spartan is really strong in combat," Rhodes said.

Kratos may not be a very good person, but when it comes to the aesthetics of murder and violence, no one can compare to Kratos's elegance.

"Kratos was once the god of war, and some ordinary ancient Greek heroes probably wouldn't be his match. I estimate that perhaps Hercules could put up a fight with him," Hades said.

Of Zeus’s many illegitimate sons, only this one could probably rival Kratos, at least that’s what Hades thought.

But Rhodes just smiled when he heard this, because he knew that some future Hercules would also die tragically at Kratos's hands, and that the bald man's fighting power was truly formidable.

Just as the two were talking.

Kratos entered a dark room in the Temple of Fates and then fought a mysterious human warrior.

Kratos has killed countless human demigod heroes along the way. Even though he can't see the face of the person who suddenly appears on him, Kratos will not show any mercy. He swings the Blade of Chaos wildly and directly injures the mysterious person.

When the two emerged from the dark room, Kratos stared in disbelief at the man before him, for it was none other than his most loyal lieutenant, Atreus.

He killed a Spartan general who was loyal to him, and from this general, Kratos learned of Sparta's fate: the entire city of Sparta was destroyed by Zeus, who then massacred the city.

This infuriated Kratos, who was also puzzled. He had ordered the general to return to Sparta to prepare for war, so why was he in the temple of the Fates?

He, the mighty God of War, had overcome countless hardships and obstacles to reach the temple of the Goddess of Fate, and this was his subordinate.

It's strange that someone who set off later than me arrived at the temple almost at the same time.

Quetzs concluded that it was all the work of the goddess of fate.

The goddess of fate arranged for her most trusted Spartan general to come to their temple, where he would meet her, and then she would kill him with her own hands.

Enraged, Kratos roared and screamed. By sheer coincidence, a sea monster suddenly appeared in front of Kratos, and the poor monster became his punching bag, getting a beating from Kratos until it finally died from having its throat pierced.

After a final decryption, Kratos rode his phoenix into the temple of the Fates.

After overcoming numerous hardships, they finally met the first goddess of fate, a goddess who exposed half of her breasts and wore revealing traditional ancient Greek clothing.

The Fates arrogantly rejected Kratos's terms and fought with him, which led to the introduction of the second Fates.

Both Fates held Kratos in utter contempt, displaying extreme arrogance. They proudly asserted that Kratos's victory over Ares was due to their arrangements.

Now, only one fate awaits Kratos: death. The two Fates are extremely arrogant, completely disregarding Kratos before them.

"That Spartan is finished. He has angered the goddess of fate, and defeat is inevitable for him," Hades said.

If he were that Spartan, he should leave now. Along his journey, Kratos gained the power of many Titans, which transformed him from a mortal into a god-like being once again.

This time, however, the power within him no longer came from the Olympian gods, but from the Titans; his divine wrath had become the Titan's wrath.

At this moment, Kratos's body was filled with powerful divine power, which no longer came from the Olympian gods, but from the Titans.

Hades could hardly believe that this Spartan had gained such terrifying power from just one journey. Now he was absolutely certain that the man was cooperating with the Titans!

"What if he defeats these two goddesses of fate? What will happen?" Rhodes asked with a smile.

Upon hearing this, Hades, the god of the underworld, fell silent instantly. What was going to happen? Something very serious was going to happen!

Kratos first defeated a god against the Furies, marking his first encounter with a god. The second time, he faced Berserkerne, the queen of the underworld, and her ally, the Titan Astra.

He then defeated Ares, the god of war, Thanatos, the god of death, and Thanatos's daughter.

This Spartan has now become the greatest threat to Olympus! Zeus originally intended to eliminate this threat, but unfortunately, he failed!

Kratos is now incredibly powerful. Perhaps this time they will need to gather the power of all the Olympian gods to stop this god of war blessed by the Titans!

"I did underestimate this Spartan, and we gods all underestimated him, but this time, he has no chance of winning. He is facing the Three Fates," Hades said.

Hades, as the king of the gods, knew how terrifying the three Fates were.

Upon hearing this, a smile finally appeared on Rhodes's lips. The Olympian gods had truly underestimated Kratos, and not just once. Otherwise, Kratos would never have had the chance to grow to the point of ultimately destroying Olympus.

Unfortunately, Kratos, I'm afraid I won't let you have your way this time. I hold grudges, and even though I greatly admired your heroic deeds back then, since you've offended me, I'm the kind of person who will seek revenge for every little thing.

The two sides clashed at the slightest provocation, with the two Fates joining forces to confront Kratos. In this temple of destiny, imbued with the power of time, a fierce battle ensued, with the two Fates even dragging Kratos into the past.

Hades and Rhodes could not directly witness the battles of the past world; they could only deduce from fragments of images that Kratos must have been pulled back to the time of his final battle with Ares.

The Fates attempted to alter this fate by destroying Kratos's massive sword, thus defeating the god of war and allowing the old god of war, Ares, to achieve final victory.

Unfortunately, the two Fates' plan ultimately failed, and Kratos successfully protected his destiny, completing the feat of killing the gods!

After killing Ares, one of the twelve Olympian gods, Kratos broke out of the temple of the Fates and shattered the mirrors they used to travel through time, trapping the two Fates in the past forever.

Then they rushed into the lowest level of the Temple of Fate and met the third goddess of fate, who was incredibly fat and resembled a giant mountain of flesh.

Then, using the various mechanisms within the Temple of Destiny, they immobilized the enormous goddess of destiny in place, and finally used a giant mechanism to smash open her head.

They completed the massacre of the three Fates.

Having reached this point, Hades has come to realize that Kratos is now virtually invincible, and his opponent is about to break his predetermined fate.

"This, how is this possible? These are the three Fates!" Hades was no longer calm at this moment, when Krato first stepped into the temple of the Fates.

Hades and many of the Olympian gods thought Kratos was doomed and stopped paying attention to the Spartan, but who could have imagined that the three Fates would be defeated!

The Fates are no ordinary people; they are not on the same level as the previous Furies. The Fates are even above the gods.

"I told you! Don't underestimate this Spartan! But you just wouldn't listen to me," Rhodes said with a helpless smile.

Kratos's ability to grow so powerful is largely due to you, Hades, because in almost every God of War game, Kratos makes a trip to your Underworld.

If Kratos, the God of War of that generation, didn't make a trip to the Underworld, players would even think it was abnormal!

The famous Kratos also has a nickname: Underworld Traveler, Underworld Scenic Spot Visitor.

"We should probably do something!" Hades said, his face grim.

Seeing this, Rhodes shook his head. It was too late to do anything now! At this moment, Kratos had already pulled the rope of fate.

The whole world is undergoing earth-shattering changes, and even time is starting to flow backward, without any warning or side effects!

Time was reversed to the moment Zeus was about to kill Kratos, when Kratos, now possessing the power of the Titans, burst out of time and space and ripped Zeus away.

They brought Zeus to the ruins of a huge temple, where the father and son began their final showdown.

At this moment, even Rhodes had to marvel at the power of the goddess of fate, who could reverse destiny and turn back time.

There will be no new timeline; everything will be frozen in this moment.

Unlike the Marvel universe, where changing history would essentially create a new timeline.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Rhodes, but in order to defend the dignity of our Olympian gods..."

"I must join this battle; I must help my brother destroy Kratos!" Hades, the god of the underworld, could no longer remain silent.

He picked up his two grappling hooks, intending to join the battle and besiege Kratos with Zeus.

"Are you willing to relinquish the supreme throne of heaven and earth to Zeus? And do you think Zeus is normal now?" Rhodes asked.

In their first battle with the Titans, the Titans, filled with resentment at their defeat, generated a powerful evil energy, which Zeus sealed within Pandora's Box.

After Kratos first opened Pandora's Box, an extremely malevolent cursed energy was released, beginning to affect the minds of the gods.

Hades was extremely upright, arguably the most upright of all the Olympian gods.

Even though the evil aura from Pandora's Box spread and affected all the gods, Hades was the least affected.

It was so small as to be negligible, because he was in the underworld and was subject to the invasion of some evil aura.

So after tens of thousands of years, he can resist these evil thoughts to some extent.

The one most deeply affected was Zeus, the king of the gods on Mount Olympus.

Now that Zeus has been influenced by the Titans' evil intentions, he is no longer qualified to be the king of the Olympian gods.

That's why Rhodes asked that question! Hades, are you really willing to accept this? (End of Chapter)