Zeus and Amon discussed one thing, and that was that he wanted revenge on Marduc. It was not a direct battle between the gods, but through the means of the human world.
The reason was simple, the Olympian divine clan had never initiated a conflict with Marduc's divine clan of the Great Light. But Marduc brought the flames of war to the Heaton Peninsula and started this dispute. Zeus was very straightforward, and he responded to whatever Marduc did. In fact, the two gods had already fought in some way on earth. Marduc incarnated as Darius, the King of Boz, and Zeus incarnated as Leonid, the King of Gebados, and each led an army to fight at Hot Spring Pass. The Boz Empire won a pyrrhic victory and Leonid was killed. As a result, the Kingdom of Heaton rebelled, and the War of Hippo lasted for many years, eventually repelling the Boz army.
The instigator was Marduc, and after the Boz army retreated from the Heaton Peninsula, Darius died, and Marduc left to create his own world of freedom. But Zeus did not want it to end there. Marduc could decide how to start, but Zeus could not let him decide how to end.
Whether Marduc was still on earth or not, the vast territory of the Boz Empire was already the divine realm of Mazda, the God of Light. This was certain. Zeus' counterattack plan was very clear. He wanted to join forces with Amon and annex the so-called divine realm of the Great Light, just as Marduc had annexed the divine realm of the Anunnaki.
The Boz Empire was an unprecedented behemoth on the continent, and this wish of Zeus sounded shocking. How could he accomplish such an incredible goal with the small Heaton Peninsula as the origin? But this was what Zeus thought. If he was not such a god, he would not have achieved the status of the King of Olympus today.
But after the Persian army retreated, the Heaton Peninsula fell into a chaotic situation where various city-states fought for hegemony. The Olympian gods were still on earth, and the Heaton Peninsula was divided into many large and small divine realms. Marduc unified such a vast divine realm, while Zeus could not even settle the small Heaton Peninsula.
How could he talk about dealing with Marduc when he could not even settle the Heaton Peninsula?
The current situation of the divine realm of Olympus was caused by historical reasons. Zeus merged and inherited the divine realm of the original gods to create the divine realm of Olympus. He also allowed the gods to build independent palaces in the divine realm to create an independent world of the Creator. Other than obeying the will of Zeus in the divine realm, he did not interfere in other matters.
This was the oath that Zeus made when he first established this divine system, and it was also the promise that Zeus made to the gods after he won the War of the Gods. This was the current situation when it was reflected in the divine realm of the human world.
The era of the city-states on the Heaton Peninsula was not only an era of constant disputes and conflicts, but also an era of conflict and explosion of ideas. That was why Amon had met so many sages, who had so many strange and even bizarre ideas in the eyes of ordinary people. He had also seen so many wonderful human dramas in the city of Yaren.
For Zeus to resolve this situation without violating his promise to the Gods, it was obviously not easy.
He needed to foster a powerful city-state, unify the Heaton Peninsula in a real sense, and then cross the strait westward to conquer the entire Persian Empire.
From the map of the continent, Zeus's plan was to let an ant swallow an elephant, and only gods like him and Amon dared to think of it!
But the city-state chosen by Zeus would not be Yalon or Gebados. The actual situation was the opposite. Zeus wanted to punish these two city-states and let them suffer the fate of being conquered and declining.
In that case, which city-state would be the one to complete this almost unimaginable undertaking? The result of the discussion between the two lords of heaven was for Amon to choose, as long as the god the city-state believed in was Zeus. They would work together to complete this task as "god" and "man" respectively.
Since Amon "couldn't be a god", he naturally had to do things as a mortal.
Zeus was still the Lord of Olympus, and he would send down an oracle to give all the cooperation. If they faced the gods of the Great Light Pantheon, the Olympian gods and oracles would solve the problem.
This was the division of labor between "god" and "man", and it was also in line with the agreement between gods and mortals. But this time the situation was a little special. The "mortal" who made a pact with the "god" became Amon.
Zeus's plan was quite cunning.
Zeus was very cunning. Where could he find such an outstanding "mortal" like Amon? And Amon, for some reason, agreed to cooperate with Zeus. Zeus wanted to prove his achievements, and Amon was trying to find a way to prove it.
After the two gods reached an agreement, Zeus said, "In the future, the entire Heaton Peninsula will be truly unified. When we leave the Heaton Peninsula and enter the new divine realm, you and I can spread the guidance of the divine clan by our own means. But you promised to let the Olympian gods enter your divine realm only because your vow is different, not because you are particularly generous. I will not thank you when the time comes. "
Amon smiled bitterly. "This is after the Heaton Peninsula is unified, and then we will annex the Potsdam Empire. When the time comes, we will rely on our own means. It is like doing business. It is too early to think about how to divide the property before the business starts! "
Zeus raised his glass and laughed. "Then I wish that we both get what we want!"
Amon also raised his glass. The two looked at each other and smiled. Zeus's expression suddenly froze for a moment. The wine glasses moved forward in the air, but it seemed that they would never touch each other! Zeus looked into Amon's eyes. The cottage, the grange, and the world in the suburbs of Meduri disappeared from his side. Another world appeared in Amon's eyes, and Zeus completely included Zeus.
When they drank the first glass of wine, Zeus suddenly "sneak attacked" Amon. When the two finished discussing, they raised their cups again, and Amon suddenly raised his cup in return.
The cottage was gone, and they sat in another world drinking wine. There was a strange dividing line between the two. Amon sat in a desert, facing the picturesque wilderness and mountains, while Zeus sat on a grassland, facing the burning flames and thick smoke of the desert.
This was the divine realm created by Amon.
Zeus's glass of wine could not cross the boundary. When it touched Amon's glass, it was equivalent to being trapped in the world shown in Amon's eyes. At this time, Amon saw Zeus smiling. His eyes also reflected a world, a towering mountain range, clouds floating between the peaks, and many exquisite palaces floating in the air, like embellishments between the mountains. It was the Olympian Heaven.
Zeus broke free from Amon's great magical power, as if returning to his own divine realm, or as if using the divine realm created by his soul to invade Amon's divine realm. With a "ding" sound, the wine glasses gently touched each other, and everything returned to normal. This confrontation ended in a draw.
It was late at night outside the cottage, and the sky above the grange was full of stars. The battle between the two gods was silent on earth, but it alarmed the divine realm created by each of them. Medanzo noticed someone walking into the vineyard, and immediately pulled out the Key of Fate and came outside the cottage, only to see two gods standing opposite each other: one was Artemis, whom he had known for a long time, and the other was Apollo, whom he had seen on the stage.
Apollo was holding a golden bow, and Artemis was holding a silver bow. Neither of them drew their bows and arrows, but they were just watching each other. Seeing Medanzo coming over, Artemis nodded at him, but Apollo glared at him.
At this time, another god appeared outside the cottage, it was Hermes, the chief god of Miduli F, who held a staff in his hand. Hermes said to the two gods, "Please don't fight here." Artemis replied expressionlessly, "I didn't violate the agreement, I'm just watching here to see if anyone else wants to violate the agreement." Apollo also replied coldly, "If Amon and Zeus fight, it will be the invasion of another divine clan, and it has nothing to do with the agreement between us."
Metatro didn't know what to do either, but he stood beside Artemis after a thought. At this time, he heard the loud voice of the Scorpion King in his soul again, "What's going on, did Amun run so far away to fight? Do you want us to go over and help? "
Medanzo replied secretly, "Don't worry, I don't know the situation between Amun and Zeus. They probably won't fight, the Olympian gods are just making a fuss. If they really fight, can't Amun run away even if he can't beat them? " Girth's voice shouted again, "Amun can naturally escape, but Medanzo, you may not be able to escape! But don't worry, I and the angels in heaven will avenge you. "
Not to mention how Medanzo cursed in his heart, the atmosphere outside Girth's cottage was a little tense. Zeus and Amon in the house were naturally aware of the situation outside, but they were still talking unhurriedly. The two drank the last glass of wine, and Amon smiled and said, "It's messy enough outside, I guess it's a headache for you too, no wonder you have that idea. If it weren't for Marduc, you really wouldn't have the right opportunity to clean up the entire divine realm. " Zeus sighed. "I incarnated as King Leoni of Kybada, and my original intention was to truly unite the Kingdom of Hilton, but unexpectedly it became the situation it is now, and I have to start anew.
… Amon, I also want to remind you that keeping a certain promise requires paying a certain price, and the price is not as simple as a silver coin. There are always things in the world that you don't want to see. "
Amon nodded slightly and said, "I know very well, but this is exactly what I have to experience."
The door of the cottage opened, and Zeus walked out and closed the door behind him, frowning and asking, "What are you all doing here? I just harvested the grapes and earned a parangon. You also want to work to make money and help Amon make wine? " Apollo put away his golden longbow and said, "Father of the gods, I am just guarding against the invasion of another divine clan."
Zeus waved his hand. "It's okay, Amon and I are just drinking and chatting." Hermes said, "Father of the gods, I am the king of Miduli.
Zeus replied expressionlessly, "I know very well, and so does Amon! What you are worried about has not happened. When the grapes are made into wine, Amon will leave the city of Miduli. Put away your staff, it is just a toy in my eyes. "
As soon as Zeus finished speaking, he stepped into the void. Apollo turned around and left as well, but Hermes remained where he was.
Artemis put away her silver bow and stared at Hermes. "Why are you still here?" Hermes was stunned. "This is my divine realm, I should be asking you this question!" Medanzo also put away the Key of Destiny and smiled at Hermes. "You, you are so insensible! The whole city is your divine realm, why don't you stay somewhere else? Do you have to block the door and disturb the meeting? "
Only then did Hermes react, and with a cold snort, he stomped his feet and disappeared. At this time, Amon pushed the door open and came out. He smiled at Artemis and said, "Nothing happened to worry you, but thank you for coming." Artemis pouted slightly, and her tone was resentful. "You sneaked in here without even saying a word, and even let Zeus find the door! Fortunately, nothing happened, otherwise I wouldn't know who to help. Can you tell me what you talked about with Zeus? " Amon nodded. "I have nothing to hide from you, if you want to know, I will tell you the truth. It is late at night, let's talk inside the house. "Amon opened the door and invited Artemis in. The moment the door opened, Medanzo was surprised to find that the scene in the house had changed. Behind the door was a manor, very similar to Amon's territory in Eygut! Medanzo happened to see the Temple of Bastet in the backyard of the manor, Schrodinger's favorite place.
The door closed, and Medanzo left tactfully. As he walked, he muttered in his heart, "The means of the gods are really amazing, and the small Heaton Peninsula is also full of masters. It seems that I am still far from it! I have followed Amun the longest and experienced the most, but when will I be able to transcend eternal life? "
Why did Zeus punish the two city-states of Yaron and Gebados? It was not because their main god was not Zeus, this was the agreement between the Olympian gods, and Zeus had no reason to interfere. It was also not because they started the civil war on the Heaton Peninsula, this was a dispute between the city-states on earth, and Zeus would not directly intervene.
The most important reason was that these two city-states had colluded with the Potsdam Empire in the civil war, and in order to defeat the other side, they did not hesitate to invite back the enemy they had once expelled together. This was intolerable to Zeus, and people had angered the father of the gods.
How did this happen? Why did both Yaron and Gebados collude with the Potsdam Empire? The story had to start with a despicable and unscrupulous ambitious man named Fawkes.
There was a kind of people in the world who were only full of utilitarian ambitions, and had no true beliefs and beliefs. This kind of people did not care who they were enemies with, and they did not care who they submitted to. They had no sense of righteousness, honor, or shame in their hearts, and would use any means to achieve their ambitions.
They were different from idealists who worked hard with faith, and their so-called ambitions were only to prove their own personal success.
This kind of people often disguised themselves as believers or even saints, saying all kinds of touching words, expressing their reverence for the gods, and describing lofty ideals. But they did not have true beliefs in their hearts, and all the glory they preached was just a stepping stone for them to climb up.
True atheists, although not glorious in the eyes of the gods, were not wrong either, because even people who believed in the gods did not believe in the same gods. Atheism was also a kind of belief and belief. This kind of blasphemer, who brought disaster to the world and was also the most hated by the gods, was often standing in the temple. It just so happened that Fawkes appeared in the Heaton Peninsula.
Fawkes was a governor elected by the citizens of the city of Yaron, and the policies he advocated were supported by the majority of the citizens. Fawkes took advantage of the desire of the businessmen in Yaron City to expand and plunder more benefits, and strongly called for the organization of an expeditionary force to occupy the surrounding islands, conquer the economically rich but militarily weak states, and plunder a steady stream of wealth.
The people of Yaron City were encouraged by Fawkes, and decided to build a powerful navy to carry out the expedition, but they were defeated. At this time, it was difficult to get off the tiger, so Yaron used the last sum of money to join the alliance to build a new fleet, and finally turned defeat into victory in the expedition.
But just before the expedition fleet returned, the army of the Gebados Alliance pressed on the border, cutting off the Yaron Alliance's trade route with the outside world.
The Gebados' tactics were quite clever, and the information they had was very accurate. They just happened to attack the weak point of the Yaron Alliance's defense, and obtained the greatest results with the least cost.
Why did this happen? Because the military plan of the Gebados Alliance was made by Fawkes, and Fawkes betrayed the Yaron Alliance.
Fawkes did not want to betray Yaron from the beginning, but changed his strategy according to the changes of the situation. At first, he wanted to use the hegemony of the Yaron Alliance to achieve his personal ambition, but after the failure of the first naval expedition, he saw that the balance of power on the peninsula had been reversed, so he colluded with the Gebados.
Gebados defeated Yaron, and Fawkes was a great success. He created the hegemony of the Heaton Peninsula by means of overturning the clouds and rain, and he himself also obtained the greatest power, enjoying the satisfaction of success. He often said to himself, "A man should be like this."
No one knew which sage he was quoting.
But the situation soon changed again. After Gebados dominated the Heaton Peninsula, seeing that Yaron had surrendered, he did not want a politician like Fawkes to interfere, so he kicked Fawkes aside and established the oligarchic rule of Gebados.
Fawkes, who had lost his power, returned to Yaron, and made a new promise to the people, saying that he had a way to defeat the powerful Sparta. People believed that he was indeed very talented, and out of the desire to make a comeback, the Yaron people elected Fawkes again.
Fawkes united the city-states that had been plundered by the Gebados to organize a navy. In order to completely dominate, he used his former influence to negotiate peace with the Gebados nobles, and at the same time, he colluded with the Potsdam Empire to form an alliance.
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