Chapter 29: The Titan’s Attitude
The God King used emotional words to express a faintly threatening content.
He wanted to bind the two Titans to his own war chariot, hoping they would abandon past grudges and unite against a common enemy under the same threat.
The steady Hyperion nodded again and said, “We shall obey the Great God King’s command. We will also strive to defend our honor.”
“I will await the God King’s summons at any time. Great God King Majesty, Hyperion will follow His Majesty the God King’s will.”
Crius said from the side, “No god can take away our honor. The Titans’ honor will forever shine in the universe.”
“I will watch the starry sky. If I discover any anomaly, I will notify the Great God King immediately.”
Listening to the two Titans’ words, Cronus forced a smile, but it was really fake and stiff.
He nodded to the two Titan Gods in salute: “My brothers, just like when we fought together for honor and freedom back then, the united Titans will ultimately triumph.”
The two majestic Titans nodded, and Cronus turned to return to the world.
He could not delay time now; he must summon the gods and quickly reestablish the lost authority!
Urgency enveloped his heart, along with a trace of fear he dared not savor.
It had been too long since he felt fear— so long that he had almost forgotten that sensation.
Could he end up like the Father God?
No!
It won’t happen!
Cronus’s face was utterly cold, his heart roaring: I am the Lord of the Universe, King of Gods, I will absolutely not be defeated!
Crius and Hyperion watched the God King return to the world, exchanged a glance, and both went their separate ways home.
They had not forgotten that Rhea was also a Titan.
Rhea was the kind and gentle good younger sister in their hearts, and also a good comrade when they overthrew the Heavenly Father back then.
But the God King
talking about past friendship with Cronus was simply too ridiculous.
Our honor?
Does the “we” the God King mentioned include me?
Even if Zeus and the others hid in the vast endless universe, in Crius and Hyperion’s eyes, they had nowhere to hide; the trajectories of the stars and the flow of aether were all under their perception.
Between Cronus and Rhea and her children, the two Titans unanimously chose neutral（ observation）.
When he had just gained rule over the universe, Cronus undoubtedly became the God King by virtue of his courage.
At that time, he was the symbol of innovation, the banner of freedom, the beginning of a new era.
The order established at the beginning of the second-generation God King’s reign satisfied all the gods. At that time, the universe flourished under the new laws.
But now, they could hardly be satisfied.
Cronus had already deviated from the initial promise.
The eternal order constructed by Cronus greatly suited the gods’ interests, but that was when he had just ascended the throne.
Now it was completely different; that order had become a shackle.
The gods’ descendants could not gain honor and were completely restricted.
The gods’ own honor was also strictly limited, and Cronus and his die-hard supporters were continuously eroding the gods’ honor.
The greedy God King was strict with others and lenient with himself.
He only allowed himself unlimited expansion while depriving others of their rights.
He prohibited the development of the gods and their descendants, but he himself expanded without restraint, using cruel and ruthless methods.
The gods had already seen the shadow of the former Heavenly Father in him; his divine authority was eroding the earth, as well as the sea and darkness, and the fire he possessed was also eroding the light.
Yes, the Lady of Night was not part of the Celestial Pantheon, not even the Earth Mother lineage; they could turn a blind eye.
That did not conflict much with their direct interests.
Pontus was also not part of the Celestial Pantheon, but he was of the Earth Mother lineage, and the outer sea was also eroding the ocean current’s divine authority.
Moreover, the Mother Goddess of All Things’ divine authority was also being nibbled away by Cronus; he was becoming ever more pushing one’s luck, how could the gods not see it?
If this continued, sooner or later all the gods would be slowly nibbled away and devoured by Cronus.
But it was also impossible for the gods to unite now to overthrow Cronus.
The old order was always deeply rooted.
Fear of the invincible God King still lingered.
The gods’ united power might be able to overthrow the God King, but uniting was unlikely.
Moreover, starting a cosmic war now would be too extreme.
Now that the Son of Cronus had risen in resistance, the gods naturally welcomed it.
Whether successful or not, as long as Cronus was weakened, it would be a good deed.
If it really succeeded, the gods would instead worry in their hearts: what new order would the new God King shape?
Would it damage their honor?
Everything still needed observation.
Zeus led the gods to an unremarkable star, restrained their divine bodies, and hid.
This star was utterly inconspicuous in the vast universe; it was their temporary foothold.
Only now did their “family” truly reunite for the first time in a meaningful sense.
Hmm. Dog father Cronus had already been unilaterally kicked out of the household register by them.
This “family” had been filled with rebellion and cruelty from its birth.
All the gods were seeing their “family” for the first time, except for the Mother Goddess Rhea, who was seeing them for the second time.
But for the children who were now fully mature, she was also meeting them for the first time; the past fear and grief now all turned into the joy of reunion.
These were truly unfamiliar “family members.”
Among them, except for the Mother Goddess Rhea as the sole bond connecting them, there was no other relation.
Calling them family was really too forced, because they were not people at all; they were all incarnations of laws, embodiments of cosmic power.
Only the Mother Goddess Rhea treated them all as her own children, with pure motherly love that transcended the coldness and reason of laws.
As soon as they had just settled down, Rhea eagerly went to embrace each of her children, her eyes filled with loving-kindness and tearlight of reunion.
Hestia, an absolute beauty goddess with fiery bright red hair, her locks like burning flames yet not scorching, instead radiating warmth.
Though she was the incarnation of flames, she was not of a hot and fiery temperament; on the contrary, her personality was quite gentle and kind, steady and reserved.
She was an indispensable basic element of the universe, the foundation that all life could not lose; she was the hearth fire eternally burning in the family, bringing warmth and hope.
She was the fire of civilization, the light of civilization.
Hestia’s appearance was extremely beautiful, her figure extremely voluptuous and fiery, yet carrying a pure charm.
Her face was somewhat youthful, yet her temperament very mature and gentle; this contradiction perfectly unified, making her exude an irresistibly unique allure.
（Hestia divine body incarnation reference image）
Demeter was also an Earth Mother Goddess, the authority of God King Cronus himself, plus the evolution of secretly encroaching on Mother Goddess Gaia’s laws.
Her existence was the gift of life and earth.
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