Chapter 134: The Sun with No Way Out_2

The God of Sun indicated he could set out, as Zeus at last slowly said:

"Persephone has never come to Olympus, thus Hades is not guilty. Demeter's anxious love for her daughter is also understandable. This is a conflict without right or wrong, what the Divine Court needs is merely to end this natural disaster."

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Helios, having flown out from Olympus, had an expressionless face all along the way.

Sitting on the Mount of the Gods, calamity descends from the sky above. Mediating the dispute between two Principal Gods, moreover a dispute where 'neither side is at fault,' everyone knows this is no easy task.

One misstep, and those who intervene might earn the resentment of both Hades and the Goddess of Agriculture, even the attitude of the Divine King himself is so ambiguously neutral. But in the end, the God of Sun still accepted the task.