Greek Mythology: The Spiritual Dominator

Seven levels of spiritual world.

Familiar walking through the pavilions and winding corridors. Around the twelfth corner, there was a small coffee table.

This pavilion built on the corner is facing a spring, and there are several swimming fish jumping up and down in it.

The fish looks small, but here, small and big are meaningless.

As long as there is enough power, beings in the spiritual world can expand larger than the sun and become smaller than an inconspicuous stone on the roadside.

Only in the material world are judgments made by size, and here, obviously, there is no need.

"What, what are you thinking about, or is there something unclear to you?"

After randomly choosing a place to sit down, Themis looked at the black-clothed god who was meditating beside her and couldn't help but ask.

In her impression, it was rare to see the other party looking puzzled. Instead, he often looked like he had everything under control.

But I don't know why, the appearance of this thoughtful expression on the other person's face makes him seem a little more approachable.

It is always difficult for people to feel close to a guy who knows everything.

"Then you think too highly of me. Of course I have things I don't know, and there are many."

Not paying attention to the subtle change in the attitude of Lady Justice, Ryan just shook his head slightly.

“The more you know, the more insignificant you feel.”

"Especially during this period of replacement of God-Kings, any slight change reflects an extraordinary impact. After all, ordinary existence cannot deviate from the fate of this level."

Themis nodded thoughtfully.

"It seems that the mystery of fate is indeed beyond my imagination."

"Yes."

"The void that carries all things, the matter and spirituality that make up all things, and the destiny that determines the direction of all things are the four pillars of the world's existence."

"Even if I hold the authority of 'Uncertain Destiny', due to the power gap with the current world, I still cannot completely change the direction of fate. And without authority, even if I only change some minor details, it means He touched the realm of great divine power."

Picking up the teapot, Ryan poured a cup of tea for himself and the goddess beside him.

"Stop talking about this, how about you, how do you feel about your nephew?"

Frowning slightly, Themis picked up the tea cup and took a few sips, feeling a little confused.

".I don't judge his style, but I don't like it."

After hesitating for a while, Lady Justice finally said.

Previously, in the palace on Mount Sinaia, with the help of the magical mirror that contained the power of space, Themis witnessed with her own eyes how her nephew used his clever words to make the two ocean goddesses get closer to him.

When she suddenly saw the nephew who was supposed to be swallowed by her younger brother, the goddess was actually a little surprised. She didn't know how Zeus escaped, but she knew it must be Rhea's credit.

The goddess planned to go to guide and teach him, but Zeus's subsequent actions made Themis feel that he had not learned the advantages of his parents at all.

However, this behavior of observing from behind was not very good, so not long after, the Goddess of Justice left the temple.

"This is normal, Themis. Although you don't like him, it's hard to find any reason to condemn his behavior, isn't it?"

After taking a sip of tea, Ryan understood this feeling.

Themis's disgust is normal, because Zeus's behavior is actually in line with the standards of this era, but it is not in line with the goddess of law.

So later, perhaps because they couldn't stand similar things anymore, Themis and Hera decided to marry together, and Hera became the last wife of Zeus, the queen who was being married by the bright matchmaker.

Of course, it turns out that Zeus' behavior has little to do with the talismans not conforming to the standards of the times. He simply enjoys the process and uses it to expand his power.

It is even difficult for Ryan to tell which reason is more important between the two.

"Rules are not only in the world, but also in humanities, and today's humanistic morality has no standards. As the goddess of law, since you hate this kind of imperfection, you can naturally try to draw rules for it yourself, which can further increase the number of people. Your power."

"But that's not what I want to talk about today." Looking up, Ryan looked at the goddess: "Do you remember my promise that I would help you avoid a nasty guy?"

"I remember so you're referring to Zeus?"

Themis's reaction is very sharp, or in other words, the slow-responsive gods cannot distinguish between good and evil and make fair decisions. Thinking of Ryan's behavior of asking her to see Zeus, she immediately knew who he was referring to.

"Yes, Zeus. Theoretically, before the birth of marriage, every goddess who had an intimate relationship with him was his wife. He should have had seven wives, but maybe it was because the spiritual world occupied the 'seven' in advance This number, now, he only has five left.”

He slowly explained, but what Ryan didn't say was that he had been confused about this before.

It is normal to have one Themis missing. After all, he has already had various influences on this, so who will the other one be?

Ryan had no intention of getting involved with the other six goddesses. His intuition told him that this strange turn of events should involve some serious accident. Maybe it’s Gaia, maybe it’s the Lord of Darkness, maybe it’s even the Lady of Night and the eternal sleeping Father.

At present, only they have the ability to interfere with even the smallest branches of fate.

"So I was originally one of the seven?"

Themis was obviously unaware of Ryan's confusion. She was a little surprised that she had a relationship with Zeus in her original destiny, but she was not angry, but accepted it easily.

If she hadn't seen Zeus's behavior as a bystander, she might have been confused by him. But Themis believed that even her original destiny would definitely leave him after recognizing his true face.

As for now, it is even more impossible for the goddess of justice to get together with her nephew, and even the plan to meet with him has been silently abandoned.

"Yes, in theory, you will have six more daughters with him."

Nodding, Ryan explained:

"Three of them, with or without you, are destined to become the daughters of the God King. They symbolize the destined death of all souls, but they themselves are only the executors of their own authority."

"But the other three, they symbolize the three seasons of spring, summer and autumn respectively. Only you, as the goddess of law, can give birth to them."

Nodding slightly, Themis understood what Ryan meant. She looked at the gods beside her and asked with her face still calm:

"So how do you plan to solve this problem? Thinking about it, it won't be simply giving birth to them in advance."

"Of course not," Ryan said with a smile, "I have an attempt on this matter."

"I once learned from Ms. Ye that before the heavenly father and the earthly mother used intercourse to conceive the gods, the gods were conceived by the world in the form of source power."

"If possible, maybe I can use your blood as a guide, use a layer of spiritual world as the placenta, and conceive them in this way. If I can succeed, I can also use this to have a deeper understanding of the priesthood. secret."

"I wonder what you think?"

If Themis refuses, Ryan still has other options. On this point, he respected the opinions of other gods.

"Then let's do it. I have no objection. It's a very interesting idea to use the world to give birth to children."

Nodding in agreement, the goddess of justice thought about her nephew, and then asked:

"Then when are you going to start?"

"anytime."

Seeing that Themis agreed, Ryan was also a little happy. He stood up and raised his hand to open a portal to the fourth spiritual world.

"Just here, the new god will be born here. Maybe the appearance of the three gods can bring something new here."