In ancient Greek mythology, there are twelve Titans, six men and six women, all born from Gaia, the mother of the earth, and Uranus, the god of the sky.
The male Titans are Cronus, Oceanus, Hyperion, Cleos, Coos, and Iapetus. The six female Titans are: Thesis, Theia, Mnemosyne, Phoebe, Rhea and Themis.
Cronus, who was killed by Lin Zhuo, was the youngest of the Twelve Titans and the second generation King of the Gods. The youngest Cronus was the one who hated Uranus the most. He hated his father. That strong sexual desire.
Oceanus, the eldest son among the Twelve Titans, is the earliest god of oceans and rivers. Oceanus is a huge river that surrounds the entire world in mythology, representing all the rivers and springs in the world.
Also representing the ocean is Tesis, who is also the legendary first mistress of the sea. He is the wife of Oceanus. Each of their many children represents a water system in the world. .
Also as a couple, there are Hyperion and Theia. These two Titans are not famous themselves, but their children are famous among the Olympus gods. They are Eos, who is in charge of the dawn. , Helios, who rules the sun, and Selene, who rules the moon.
The third most famous couple is Coos and Phoebe, and their influence on Mount Olympus is even more profound. They have two children, one of whom is the meteor goddess Asteria, and the other. It is Leto, the sixth wife of Zeus.
That is, the mother of Artemis and Apollo.
Of course, the most famous couple among them is Cronus and Rhea, who gave birth to six children together, namely Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Bo Sedon and Zeus!
They are now the six core gods among the Olympus gods.
Another Titan that must be mentioned is Themis. She was the second wife of Zeus, and she gave birth to the three goddesses of time with Zeus.
She is also the only Titan goddess to have a direct relationship with Zeus.
During the First Titan War, Oceanus and Thesis both died in that battle, otherwise Zeus would not have safely handed over the sea to his brother Poseidon.
As the wife of Zeus, Themis was in charge of law and justice, but she did not have a good death after that battle, and died extremely miserably.
Also killed in that battle were Mnemosyne, who was in charge of memory, language and writing, and Artemis' grandparents Coos and Phoebe.
I don't know if Zeus feels guilty about Artemis, which is why he loves his daughter so much.
Or is it because only in this way can he feel relieved?
In addition to the four couples, Themis, who is in charge of law and justice, and Mnemosyne, who is in charge of language, there are two male Titans left, Iapetus and Cleos. Iapetus is in charge of worldly speech. , died after the Titan War, presumably for the same reason as Themis and Mnemosyne, while Cleos was exiled to Tartarus.
This may be because his impact on the world is not as great as the dead Titan God.
After the Titan War, Cronus was exiled to the Desert of Lost Souls, and Gaia, the mother of the earth, was appointed to take charge of the earth. Oceanus, Thesis, Themis, Mnemosyne, and Iapetus all died. die.
Exiled to Tartarus with Cleos were Hyperion and Theia, Coos and Phobos.
This time, the Titans who attacked Mount Olympus together with Gaia, the Mother of the Earth, were also the Titans who had been exiled to Tartarus for countless years.
It's just that the only ones who appear in front of Zeus now are Gaia, the mother of the earth, and Leto's parents Coos and Phoebe. Of course, the most stubborn Cleos is also indispensable.
As the mother of Zeus, Rhea would naturally not take the lead in rebelling against her son, but it was somewhat unexpected that Hyperion and Theia did not show up.
Countless earthquake-like sounds came from the bottom of the mountain. Looking at the approaching Titan body, Zeus showed a trace of sternness on his face.
No one knows the power of these Titans better than him. The reason why he chooses to banish these Titans instead of killing them directly is not because Zeus is kind and reluctant to do it, but because he simply cannot do it.
If he hadn't used his jurisdiction over the earth to exchange peace with Gaia, how many gods would have perished on Mount Olympus?
How could those Titans be exiled to the ungrateful place in Tartarus?
He just couldn't imagine who gave Gaia the courage to declare war on him again, and how did those Titans, whom he hadn't seen for a long time and he had almost forgotten their looks, get from Tartarus? Came out?
Plus those mortals who are a little scared even themselves...
Zeus felt as if he was a fish trapped in the center of a large invisible net, and this net was now tightening around him, and it was finally time to strangle him to death.
snort!
His eyes were filled with rage.
I’m afraid it’s still unclear who is the hunter and who is the hunter!
An extremely dazzling silver lightning suddenly appeared in his hand. Unlike the thunder and lightning power used by Hera, this lightning was not generated by dark clouds. It was much more powerful than Hera's thunder and lightning power.
This is his weapon, called Thunder.
The dazzling electric light kept flashing on the thunder, as if a real lightning was wandering uneasily in his hand.
He looked at the four Titans climbing up below the cliff, his eyes flashed, and he threw the thunder in his hand.
Click!
A huge explosion resounded among the mountains, and the lightning disappeared in Zeus's hand in an instant. In the blink of an eye, he came in front of a Titan God and struck down without any pause!
A cry of pain, accompanied by the sound of rocks shattering, suddenly rose up in the mountains. The Titan God, who was so arrogant during the mountain climbing process, had his body instantly shattered by this blow, and his body changed miserably. It turned into countless pieces and fell down the mountain.
"Clios, do you really think that the reason why I don't kill you is the same as everyone else?!" Zeus's angry voice rang out, full of confidence.
"Now there are only three of the six Titans left. Why do you think you can ascend the throne of the God King?" Zeus looked at the Earth Goddess who was leading the climb and shouted her name: "Gaia!"
His response was still Gaia's angry roar.
It turns out that Hyperion and Theia did not participate in the battle to attack the mountain, but they had already fallen halfway up the mountain!
"We have slaughtered all the gods on Mount Olympus. Welcome your death, Zeus!"
A huge roar followed, and the three remaining Titans continued to climb toward the platform on the top of the mountain, seemingly not caring about the death of their comrades.
Thousands of years of accumulated hatred are enough to make anger drown out all reason.
"Don't overestimate your capabilities!"
Zeus roared, thunder appeared in his hands again, and the silver thunder light flashed again, brewing the next thunder.
Things turned out exactly as Gaia said. When the four Titans emerged from the clouds, there was no more movement behind them. This meant that all the Olympian gods and demigods living on the mountainside were leaving behind. After taking the lives of the two Titan gods, the entire army was wiped out.
Creak, creak.
A sound as thin as a mosquito compared to the loud noise of Titan's climb sounded behind Zeus.
But Zeus, who was focused on the situation at the bottom of the mountain, suddenly turned his head.
"Is it you!?" Zeus looked at the thin figure in surprise and said.
"It's me." Nolan appeared in front of Zeus with a sigh of relief and nodded lightly.
The dialogue between the two parties, which did not exceed five words, actually represented many things.
It contains at least two meanings. The first one is that Zeus immediately recognized that the soul hidden under the mortal body in front of him was his daughter, Athena, the goddess of war and wisdom.
On the other level, Zeus suddenly understood many things, and it turned out that there was the shadow of his daughter behind him.
It's just unclear whether Athena's answer was only the former or both.
But Athena's next sentence obviously supplemented her answer very well.
"Father, abdicate."
Abdicating is not admitting defeat, nor is it suicide.
This means that Athena can promise Zeus a relatively decent departure. At this time, she is full of compassion. As for how much of it is pity for her father, and how much of it is for the world after Zeus abdicates, I am afraid only she knows.
"Abdicate? Be banished to the Desert of Lost Souls like your grandfather? Or be driven to Tartarus like those Titans?" Zeus said with disdain.
Athena did not answer his question, but spoke again: "Father, abdicate."
"Let me guess, last time I exchanged the earth for peace in this world, so what did you sacrifice to reach an agreement with Gaia? Could it be the position of the Lord of the Gods?" Zeus said.
"This may not be a good thing for the gods of Olympus, but it is not necessarily a bad thing for this world. Oh no, it is still a good thing for the gods." Athena After thinking for a moment, he spoke.
"Why betray me!?" Zeus said angrily.
"Maybe it's not that I betrayed you, but that you betrayed the world?" Athena did not respond tit-for-tat, and still had the same look of indifference.
"At least I can kill you before fighting the Titans." Zeus said viciously.
"Kill this mortal? Please do so." Athena said softly.
Zeus frowned.
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