#60Chapter 60 Changing the Fixed Fate
This battle was the first time that the Olympian gods came to this world and faced off against the King of Gods.
Although they did not defeat the King of Gods, for Zeus and others, as long as they did not lose badly, it was considered a victory.
And they undoubtedly gave a very good answer. At least in the eyes of the gods, the strength of both sides was equal.
You know, one side is the King of Gods who has dominated the world for a long time, and the other side is a young god who was born not long ago. The two sides are evenly matched. Isn't it equivalent to telling everyone that as long as Zeus and others are given some more time to grow, the result will definitely be reversed?
At this moment, all the gods saw the potential of the Olympian gods, and those who had ideas took action immediately.
But both Zeus and Metis got one thing wrong.
They thought that as long as they were strong enough, others would support them, but they forgot that strength and weakness did not represent everything, especially in the eyes of these veteran gods.
Wasn't Uranus, the king of gods, powerful? In the end, wasn't he killed by the weak Kronos?
At that time, Taren only had weak divine power, but he still predicted what would happen in the future and even ended the final curse of Uranus with his own hands?
For these veteran gods, the apparent gap in strength has never been the point; the point is who Taren, the symbol of destiny, supports.
The reason why they didn't dare to express their opinions before was because Kronos was too powerful and they were afraid of being liquidated. But now that Zeus and others have demonstrated their strength and have the capital to compete with the King of Gods, they can of course start to express their opinions.
When they arrived in the void, they found that they could not enter the barrier, and there were six Titans watching them covetously, so they left in disappointment and went to Mount Olympus to meet Zeus.
In the end, it did come in handy at the divine banquet, but the atmosphere was a bit weird, as if Zeus was not the host of the banquet, but just a corporal helping the host to entertain the guests.
Zeus planned for a long time and wanted to recruit the gods in the name of Talon. In the end, he succeeded, but not completely.
He succeeded because he got the help of the gods, and he failed because the gods only remembered Taron, not him, Zeus.
As for the battle in the void, they fought hard for seven days and seven nights, but the final benefit was that it helped Taren further gain fame.
The gods will only think in their hearts:
"Look, this is the person chosen by the God of Destiny. No wonder His Highness Taren chose him. His Highness Taren's vision is truly never wrong."
But it was obvious that Tarun did nothing, and was even locked in the void, without even showing his face.
This discovery made Zeus extremely depressed, and he felt that he had worked for Taron in vain.
But he comforted himself in his heart, it doesn't matter, once he becomes the King of Gods, all this can be turned around, the most urgent task now is to defeat Kronos first and become the new King of Gods.
But he soon discovered a problem.
Everyone seemed... not to care whether he could defeat Kronos or become the new king of the gods...
"Perhaps we should first consider how to rescue His Highness Taren." The Ocean Goddess Styx spoke first.
Styx is the embodiment of the River of Oaths, and what she values most are promises and oaths.
She has four children, the most famous of whom is Nike, the goddess of victory. They all followed her to Mount Olympus, and the whole family went all in together.
When Zeus heard this, the expression on his face almost froze.
It's not that he didn't want to save Taren, but he felt that the mysterious God of Destiny didn't need his rescue at all. It would be good enough if they could take care of themselves and not cause trouble to others.
And... even if it's about saving someone, there's no need to mention it directly in this kind of situation, right?
You know, he was trying every possible way to hide Taron's existence! He didn't want these three generations of gods to know, fearing that he would end up like Kronos, a king of gods in name only, with less influence than Taron.
But he couldn't just turn hostile. After all, he still had to rely on Taren's fame to attract more people. He could only force a smile and said, "I'll think about it."
He didn't want to discuss these matters in detail and was about to change the subject. At this time, his stupid brother, the god of tsunamis and earthquakes, Poseidon, who always seemed to have a low IQ, spoke.
"Taren? Who is Taren?"
In fact, Poseidon is not the only one who is curious about Talon. Hestia, Demeter, Hera and Hades are also curious. Who is not curious?
But Zeus obviously didn't want to talk more, so they tacitly didn't ask any more questions, thinking of going back and asking Rhea privately.
Only Poseidon, as if he couldn't understand Zeus' expression at all, asked directly and carelessly.
"Your Highness Talon, don't you know?" Styx, the River of Oaths, frowned and looked at Zeus: "Your Highness Zeus, aren't you the one chosen by His Highness Talon? How come your blood relatives don't even know who His Highness Talon is?"
As soon as these words were spoken, the entire temple fell silent. Every god who had chosen to side with Zeus because of Taren frowned, feeling that something was not right.
Poseidon, however, had no patience at all. He simply sneered and said nonchalantly, "Is Talen really that powerful? How come I've never seen him before?"
He wanted to say that they just wanted to defeat Kronos and that had nothing to do with that Taron.
But before he could open his mouth, he was interrupted by Rhea.
"Shut up, Poseidon!" Rhea's expression was extremely solemn, and her voice was more serious than ever before: "Your Highness Taren is not someone you can question."
Even someone as arrogant as Poseidon could only keep his mouth shut in front of this Mother Goddess, but the look in his eyes still revealed his dissatisfaction.
Zeus originally wanted to fool around, but when he heard Rhea speak, he knew that this matter could not be fooled.
Facing the gazes of the gods, he stood up and said in a righteous voice: "His Highness Taren helped me. He is my benefactor."
"King Kronos went against the will of Heaven, and he will be punished. But we, guided by fate, will surely succeed."
"In the near future, we will rescue His Highness Taren and completely resist the atrocities of the God King!"
As soon as these words were spoken, the nature of the matter suddenly changed.
Originally, Zeus recruited the gods in order to rebel against the old order, overthrow the king of gods Kronos, establish a new order, and become the new king of gods himself.
But now, it has become that Zeus wants to rebel against the old order that goes against the will of heaven, and he has the support of Talon. Fate has determined that Kronos' rule is wrong and Zeus is right, so the gods come here.
In this way, the core has changed.
Even the fight against the God-King became a fight against the God-King in order to rescue Taren.
He didn't know what consequences his words would cause, he only knew that he couldn't lose the help of the gods now.
Zeus's importance in this matter was infinitely reduced, and he admitted this himself.
But he had to do this. He could only comfort himself in his heart as before, saying that the current losses were not a big deal, and he would slowly change everything after he became the King of Gods.
When the gods heard this, they felt relieved and enthusiastically discussed how to fight against Kronos, and worked extra hard.
Seeing this, Zeus breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that since they were all fighting against the King of Gods, it didn't matter what the reason was.
But is it really not important?
Zeus didn't know that within those few words, the inevitable destiny had quietly changed...
And Tarun, who caused all this, never even showed up from beginning to end.