Chapter 63 Hestia and Demeter

Since the stars were pacified, Helios had been driving his Sun Chariot across the sky, and the world gradually calmed down.

Yet in the eyes of a few keen individuals, an invisible storm was brewing.

The Divine King had subdued the stars, and then he visited his uncle, Ourea, the King of Mountains. In a situation that was half negotiation and half coercion, with Mount Othrys at its center, more than one-fourth of the land came under the Divine King's control.

Of course, as a price, Cronus had stepped forward to warn the Ocean Deity Sovereign. Regardless of what had happened before, if he were to incite disputes with the Ancient Sea Gods again, or allow the Oceanides to encroach upon the domain of the Mountain Gods, then the Divine King would make a "just" decision.

Oceanus remained silent in response, but his deities truly became more restrained than before, which made Ourea believe that the territory he was forced to surrender still had its value.