Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 64 Poseidon: Why is it me again? (Seeking monthly votes at the beginning of the month~)

If the gods, whose spirituality is currently clouded, were to be ambushed by the two Titans, the consequences would be unimaginable.

This match is likely to be a slight loss for now.

His golden eyes flickered with a strange light, indicating that he had made up his mind.

Fortunately, Hades was there to hold the line, preventing a complete defeat.

Just as Zeus was thinking this over and over, the dark ruler made his move!

This was Hades' first move. Endless darkness and shadows, with absolute silence and an all-consuming nature, spread across the entire battlefield as swiftly as a tide!

This darkness is not simply darkness, but a manifestation of the all-consuming law of shadow, an endless darkness, like a black hole, enough to isolate all perception and communication.

With this endless darkness shrouding them, the influence of the laws governing mind manipulation by Coeus and Phoebus began to be powerfully isolated and weakened by the darkness, and its effectiveness was greatly reduced.

Suddenly, Metis, who had been struggling to hold on, was filled with a brilliant light of wisdom, and the pressure on him was greatly reduced.

The sorrow on her beautiful face lessened slightly, and a hint of joy flashed in her golden eyes.

She keenly seized this fleeting opportunity, immediately switching from defense to offense, precisely and swiftly cutting through the invisible shackles that bound the minds of the gods.

Under the dual protection of darkness and the authority of wisdom, the gods whose spirituality had been clouded and who had fallen into the frenzy of war began to see the violent shadows in their divinity recede like a tide, and their minds were rapidly regaining clarity.

The reason why Coeus and Phoebe did not directly join the battle and instead watched helplessly as Atlas and Menotius were hammered by the gods was partly due to their dislike of them, but the main reason was that Hades was there to back them up.

This son of Cronus, who did not join the battle, posed a terrifying and incomprehensible threat to Coeus, the god of insight.

But shrouded in darkness, He could only see the pure essence of darkness, but could not understand why this terrible threat existed.

The all-seeing divinity of Coeus was only felt as deep and unfathomable as Hades, making even the gods tremble!

This uncertain anomaly made Him feel deeply out of control, so He became even more cautious and hesitated to personally intervene.

But now we have no choice but to take action!

Darkness shrouded the battlefield, shadows devoured perception, and the Ocean Goddess began to dispel and reduce the intellectual influence they had exerted.

If we don't act now, we'll have no chance to launch a sneak attack.

'What a terrible authority of wisdom!' the Coeus couple exclaimed in their hearts.

The wisdom and power displayed by Metis deeply amazed them.

Even with the help of Hades the Dark, son of the God-King, and even though the newly emerging gods were already powerful, she was able to so quickly dispel the profound divine influence of the laws jointly imposed by the two Titans!

This is absolutely incredible!

It should be noted that there is still a considerable gap between Metis and their divinity and divine power.

They completely believed the threat described by Cronus.

This god must not be allowed to live!

Their desire to eliminate Metis grew even stronger.

So they finally stopped hesitating and took action.

Before the gods had fully regained their intelligence, they made a decisive move.

Coeus did not attack Hades, a god whom even He could not understand, and was clearly not a good choice.

He attacked Poseidon, who also seemed very powerful. Poseidon was also the most ruthless.

Since Koos launched a sneak attack, the first thing to deal with is naturally the one that poses the greatest threat.

Phoebe, the goddess of wisdom and clarity, then turned her attention to Hera.

It wasn't that they didn't want to attack Metis, but Metis was too clever and vigilant. Moreover, her intelligence was unaffected, and she even knew about their existence beforehand, making a sneak attack highly unlikely.

Therefore, Phoebe attacked Hera, the daughter of Cronus, who appeared gentle and dignified but was actually very decisive and ruthless, showing no mercy to her enemies.

Coeus, hiding in the shadows, launched a sudden and successful sneak attack, severely wounding Poseidon in an instant.

Poseidon, caught off guard by Atlas's wild and tyrannical attack, was completely unprepared and took full advantage of the sneak attack.

The fate of a chief-level deity who was ambushed by a peak-level giant god's body is predictable.

Poseidon's divine body was directly blasted, twisted, and shattered, instantly transforming into a shape that no god, whether righteous or not, could achieve.

Golden divine blood mingled with the salty stench of the sea, pouring down like a torrential downpour onto the shattered world.

The god who shakes the earth and controls the seas has suffered unprecedented damage, and it will be impossible for him to rejoin the battlefield in the short term.

Coeus was successful, but Forbes's sneak attack failed.

Hera's keen senses and the formidable power she possessed far exceeded Phoebe's expectations.

Metis also deserves credit for this.

Metis and Hera had an extremely close and deep friendship.

Therefore, when removing the effects, she prioritized helping Hera regain her clarity and successfully warned Hera of the impending sneak attack.

Hera dodged most of Phoebe's precise and deadly attack, thanks to her extraordinary senses and divine power.

Although Hera was still slightly injured, it was not enough to render her unable to fight.

On the contrary, the injured Hera was completely enraged. In her extreme rage, divine light suddenly erupted around her, and a terrifying power that had been dormant and originated from the source of creation burst forth from within her!

Hera's essence is the embodiment of the powerful laws stolen from the authority of Gaia, the mother of all things, by the god-king Cronus.

It is the embodiment of the fundamental laws of creation—reproduction and childbirth, representing the nobility and power of the Great Mother Goddess of Procreation.

As for her divine body and divine power, they are even more formidable.

The moment she was separated from Cronus by Zeus was essentially the moment a complete concept was "reborn".

What Hera possessed was the crucial right to procreate and reproduce.

The moment she was "born" once again, the laws of reproduction and childbirth began to operate, and she took away more of the "mother's" power upon birth.

Hades and the others' divine bodies were all recreated from the divine body of Cronus, through the power of Zeus dividing his authority.

In this process, Zeus's division of power was greatly limited each time. The king of the gods was too powerful, and each time he could divide the power, he could only divide out a fraction of it.

In addition to the immeasurable amount of time, and most importantly, the separation of laws and divinity, Zeus did not actually have the opportunity to freely allocate the power that the King of Gods had been given away.

With the help of Zeus's authority, the power divided among the five gods was roughly equal, except for Hades, who had a certain power to devour.

But! Only Hera!
(End of this chapter)