Chapter 88: Inquiry, Spectators, and the Protagonist

Under the watchful eyes of many, despite each harboring their own thoughts, the Divine King and Mother Earth eventually came to an agreement.

Thus, a conflict was averted, and the two mightiest beings of the present did not come to blows. Some were relieved at this outcome, while others were disappointed.

For instance, Zeus felt a deep regret about it.

But the course of events does not shift according to an individual's will. The Divine King returned to the Divine Palace, while Zeus and his siblings made a brief stop on the new Mount of the Gods shaped by Ourea, before returning to the ocean with the arriving couple, the God of the Ocean and his spouse.

Even within the belly of Cronus, just as Athena in later times, Hades and Poseidon still grew to adulthood, but it was different for Zeus's three sisters.

Perhaps due to the earlier infiltration of the power of time, their development was somewhat slower. Eventually, they chose some islands in the ocean as places to grow.