Greek Mythology: A loving father and a filial son

The origin of the seasons of spring and winter gradually belongs to me, and I am the master of the seasons. Persephone said with a gentle look.

Dionysus was a little curious as to why this world was so different. You must know that his mother Demeter not only controlled famine, but also owned agriculture, and was also the mother of mutation. It can be said that there is no problem as the main god, and she is even the one that all the gods strive to please, but what happened to Demeter in this world.

According to Persephone, the strength of Her Highness Demeter is too weak, and her position as one of the twelve main gods is not worthy of the name.

Then Persephone continued: "Mysterious god, can you tell me your name?"

A trace of emotion flashed across Persephone's face. She wanted to do something she wanted to do, but her mother didn't seem to give up and took her back to the cage!

Dionysus hesitated and said, "You can call me Bacchus, the god who masters rebirth and inversion."

Isn't reincarnation a new life? Isn’t it another kind of inversion of yin and yang?

When Persephone heard Dionysus' words, her eyes flashed and she thought to herself

Inversion and rebirth?

Then Dionysus pretended to be casual and asked: "Your Highness Persephone, don't you have any brothers or sisters to help you? I heard that Your Highness Zeus has many heirs, and so does Hera, so what about Your Highness Demeter?" That’s right!”

Persephone was slightly startled when she heard Dionysus' question, and then shook her head gently, with a lonely look on her face.

"No, Your Highness Bacchus, I have no brothers or sisters." She whispered, with a hint of sadness in her voice, "I am my mother's only child. Although my mother's power is very weak compared to other main gods, she has great influence on me. The love never diminished. She placed all her love and protection on me, hoping that I would always be under her wings, hoping that I would always be her little daughter."

Dionysus couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard this. He didn't expect that Persephone was Demeter's only child in this world. So, what about his main god, Perseveni?

Looking at Persephone's lonely expression, Dionysus couldn't help but feel sympathy and pity in his heart. He imagined the days this lonely goddess spent in the underworld, without the company of her brothers and sisters, only endless darkness and loneliness. This was almost unimaginable to him.

Persephone seemed to see what Dionysus was thinking. She smiled bitterly and said: "Yes, Bacchus, in this world, I am lonely. Without the company of brothers and sisters, without relatives. Support. But I don’t resent the world, nor do I resent my mother. I know she has paid a lot for me, and I also know what she expects and expects from me.”

She raised her head and looked at the dome of the palace, as if recalling the past years: "Although I don't have any brothers or sisters, Hades has always been by my side. He is the other half of my life and the most important thing to me. Partner and friend. He has always supported me, encouraged me, and been with me through every difficult moment."

Speaking of Hades, Persephone showed a gentle smile on her face: "He is a very powerful god, but he also has his own warmth and sadness. He is not as cold as the outside world imagines. Ruthless, on the contrary, he was full of love and care deep down. He just rarely showed it."

Dionysus was speechless. He looked at this nymphomaniac Persephone. It was hard to imagine comparing this with his main god Persephone. Such a comparison made Dionysus feel terrified. , did the birth of his main god drain the intelligence of all the gods related to him? Otherwise, why would Persephone in front of me look so infatuated?

Why are they all children of Demeter? One has become a primitive god, and the other is still here making love to each other.

Dionysus looked at Persephone's nymphomaniac look, and couldn't help but feel helpless and complaining in his heart. He really couldn't understand why there was such a huge gap between Persephone and Persephone, both children of Demeter.

He shook his head and thought to himself: "Oh, is this a trick of fate? Why can Persephone become a primitive god with endless power and wisdom, but Persephone is still here talking to each other, He looks like a nymphomaniac."

Thinking of this, Dionysus couldn't help feeling sad. He is not disparaging Persephone, but feels unfair for her fate. They are both children of Demeter, so why do their life trajectories be so different?

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his inner turmoil. He knew that complaining and helplessness would not change anything. What he needed to do was find a way to help Persephone find her own path so that she could truly grow up.

However, Dionysus also understood that this was not an easy task. There seems to be an indescribable force restraining Persephone deep in her heart, preventing her from getting rid of her dependence and obsession with Hades. This power is powerful and mysterious, making Dionysus feel a little helpless.

However, Dionysus was not prepared to help Persephone. After all, he came to this world to investigate and prepare for future invasion of this world. He did not want to cause trouble again.

But the original god of this world can really keep his temper. He is so arrogant. When he walks on the earth, Earth Mother Gaia should react. When he bursts out in the underworld, Nyx and Erebus should react. He is here in Persephone, and Tartarus, the Lord of Hell, should have some objections.

But now, none of these people have taken action against him. He all doubts whether he has a backhand left by the gods of this world, so that he can return to the original world and invade in reverse.

Dionysus fell into deep thought and began to re-examine his situation in this world. From Persephone's words, he learned that the gods of this world were vastly different from the gods he was familiar with. Demeter's power is greatly weakened here, and although he himself possesses the divine power of rebirth and inversion, he does not seem to have much effect in this world.

He began to wonder if he had really been left with some kind of backhand by the gods of this world, allowing him to move freely in this world, and possibly even return to the original world to invade in reverse. The thought made him feel uneasy, but it also piqued his curiosity.

Dionysus then bid farewell to Persephone and explored the underworld.

He decided to continue exploring the world further to see if he could find more clues. He left Persephone's palace and began wandering around the underworld. He walked through the dark wilderness, crossed the deep canyon, and even challenged the ferocious monsters. In the process, he constantly felt the breath of the world, trying to find the secrets hidden in it.

However, what surprised him was that no matter where he went, he did not encounter any obstacles from the gods. Tartarus, the true master of the underworld, seemed to pay no attention to him, and the guardians of hell did not attack him. This situation made him feel very strange, but at the same time it also made him more convinced of his guess.

But Dionysus, who had been wandering around, felt very panicked. If he brought the spies of the gods of this world back to his own world, then he would be sorry for his world.