Greece: I am Zeus!

Chapter 65 Wildfire
Hera was the only one who, through her unique divine authority, managed to seize even more powerful forces during the division process!

When her reproductive laws were "born," they forcefully took away even more of Kronos's original power!
She has even more power than Hades gained by devouring authority!

Her divine body and power were more than one-tenth the immense power of a fully-fledged Cronus!
It is in no way inferior to some of the original Titans!

That was the terrifying power that the god-king Cronus had accumulated over endless time, enough to suppress the entire universe!
Hera took more than a tenth of the divine power and body, instantly making her one of the top ten gods in the entire universe!
This ranking still includes Zeus and Cronus!
She's definitely a top-tier Titan, and quite formidable at that!

However, her divinity is still somewhat immature and not yet fully mature.

Most importantly, she was still a pure virgin and had never conceived any children.

This means that she is fundamentally unable to fully demonstrate her original laws and divine power as the Great Mother Goddess of Procreation.

Currently, only a very limited portion of the enormous potential within him can be unleashed.

Even so, Hera's power and rage at this moment were enough to shake the heavens and the earth!
At this moment, consumed by intense rage, she disregarded her own injuries, the mark inflicted by Fube stimulating every nerve in her body.

She launched a fierce and relentless counterattack against Fuber, a relentless offensive with no room for defense or retreat, her attacks were violent and direct, without the slightest hesitation.

Her fair and slender arms and delicate, adorable fists now shatter everything in front of her with every punch she throws, and even the space around her sways with her movements. Each attack is so powerful that even the original Titan Phoebe struggles to catch it.

For a time, she even forced the Titan Phoebus, the embodiment of intelligence, into a fierce battle.

The Coeus couple were always intellectual; they weren't really good at this kind of pure physical confrontation, this kind of hand-to-hand combat.

Now, facing this "lioness" who has completely fallen into a rage, it would be meaningless for the Goddess of Intelligence to further reduce her intelligence.

Because the other party doesn't use intelligence at all.

Hera simply attacked, attacked, and attacked again in a rage!
For a moment, Fauber was indeed a bit flustered and overwhelmed.

In fact, if Hera had children in the future and could fully demonstrate her true power as the Great Mother Goddess of Procreation, then Phoebe would never be a match for Hera.

If it were Hera, the queen of the gods, who could share some of Zeus's supreme thunderous power, then even if the couple attacked together, it would be futile; they would only be hammered down.

As for Coeus, he too was caught in a fierce battle.

Although He successfully defeated Poseidon in an instant, forcing him to withdraw from the battlefield completely.

On the other hand, Hades and Metis have also completely removed the influence they had placed on the other gods.

After defeating Poseidon, His original plan was to immediately help Iapetus by first defeating the formidable enemies Hestia and Demeter.

He almost succeeded!

However, at this crucial moment, Zeus's all-seeing gaze pierced through the chaos and locked onto Him.

Despite being relentlessly attacked by Cronus, Zeus, even after being struck by the king of the gods' scythe, managed to shatter space, creating a spatial passage to Coeus, and unleashing a powerful punch from afar. This earth-shattering punch immediately repelled Coeus, successfully protecting Hestia and Demeter.

The next instant, the dark abyss descended.

Endless darkness had enveloped Him like a leech, and Hades had already made his move to entangle Him.

The three Astraeus brothers decisively abandoned the unable-to-stand Atlas and immediately supported Hades. With the strong assistance of the three cosmic giants, Coeus was also caught in a fierce melee.

Zeus paid a heavy price for protecting Hestia and Demeter; he was slashed several times by the king of the gods.

The scythe-like strikes that tore through the galaxy added several more deep, bone-revealing wounds to His divine body, causing His divine blood to flow like a waterfall. Now, He was forced to frantically defend against the God-King's ferocious offensive.

Hestia, realizing what had happened during the sneak attack, felt a wave of fear wash over her.

However, when her gaze pierced through the spatial rift torn by Zeus and glimpsed the horrific sight of Zeus covered in deep, bone-revealing wounds, with divine blood flowing like a golden waterfall, that lingering fear was instantly swallowed up by the raging inferno that burned the entire world!

All reason vanished in an instant!
The gentle Hestia let out a clear yet destructive roar, completely abandoning her offensive against Iapetus.

The raging flames around him suddenly surged, transforming into a resolute crimson galaxy, and with an all-out offensive and all-consuming force, it fiercely pounced on Koos!
Demeter, standing to the side, barely managed to suppress the surging anger in her heart. Knowing that this was not the time to act impulsively, she managed to maintain her composure.

However, the wrath was also directed at Iapetus, and abundant divine power surged towards the mother goddess Rhea like golden waves of wheat, helping her to continue to entangle the weaver of death who was trying to escape.

Meanwhile, Phoebe, under Hera's desperate and ferocious attack, was besieged by the sun gods and a dozen second-generation oceanic titans, and could not achieve any results in a short time.

As for Atlas and Menotius, they had long been beaten to the point of near collapse, their divine light dimmed and their breath fading. Now, like Poseidon, they were paralyzed and would not be able to fight again for some time.

However, as time went on, the advantage gradually shifted to Cronus.

The combined power of the three primordial titans was not a linear increase from one plus one, but an exponential increase.

Two intellectual titans, using the laws of insight, thought, and intellect as divine shackles, restricted the intellect of the gods, continuously suppressing and eroding their intelligence and judgment.

Meanwhile, Iapetus, the Weaver of Death, wields the invisible shuttle of fate, weaving the scenes of the gods' defeat into the dimension of reality, while frantically repairing the wounds on the bodies of his own gods with the great power of the cycle of life and death, reversing the process of damage.

Under Iapetus's terrifying power to reverse life and death, the injuries suffered by Cronus's side are healing at a visible speed.

In contrast, the gods in Zeus's camp suffered from wounds that were like a persistent, incurable disease, making healing extremely difficult. Their divine power was also being continuously suppressed, and their divine bodies were shrouded in an invisible gloom.

Before long, Hera's flawless, white-armed body was stained with golden divine blood.

After her rage subsided, her immature and naive divinity began to show signs of fatigue, and her power inevitably began to weaken.

(End of this chapter)