Greek Mythology: A loving father and a filial son

The battle continued above Mount Olympus. The figures of Zeus and Dionysus flashed rapidly in the air, and each collision erupted with dazzling light. The entire sky seemed to be ignited by their power, becoming hot and bright.

As the father of the gods, Zeus is undoubtedly powerful. Every time he swings his thunder hammer, it will bring devastating power. However, Dionysus was not intimidated by this power. He waved the wine artifact in his hand, cleverly avoiding Zeus's attack, while activating his own unique power of disruption and rebirth.

This kind of power makes Zeus feel very troublesome. He found that his attacks were becoming more and more powerless in the face of Dionysus' power, as if he was being swallowed by a mysterious force. But Dionysus's attacks became more and more fierce, and each attack carried a strange and mysterious aura, as if he was going to defeat him completely.

As time went by, Zeus gradually became at a disadvantage. His face turned livid and the veins on his forehead popped out, obviously he was extremely angry. He held the thunder hammer in his hand tightly and attacked Dionysus with all his strength, trying to turn the tide of the battle.

However, Dionysus did not give him this opportunity. He sneered and waved the wine artifact in his hand again. A more powerful force of disruption and rebirth spurted out from the artifact and swept towards Zeus. This force seems to completely break all the old order and reshape a new world.

Seeing that Zeus was at a disadvantage, Apollo hesitated, then picked up his artifact and joined the battle. His golden bow and arrows shined dazzlingly in the sun, and every time he drew the bow, it seemed as if he could shoot down stars. However, even the addition of Apollo could not immediately turn the tide of the war.

Dionysus' power seemed to be endless. His wine artifact drew strange trajectories in the air, and every swing carried a power that subverted everything. This power not only troubled Zeus and Apollo, but also shocked the entire Olympus.

Athena saw that Dionysus was able to compete with Zeus and Apollo without falling into a disadvantage. With a smile in her eyes, she said to Dionysus: "Bacchus, let me help." you."

After Athena finished speaking, her figure flashed and she joined the battle. She holds a shield and a spear, her posture is strong, and every attack is precise and powerful. Her joining changed the situation of the battle again.

Dionysus felt warm in his heart when he saw Athena coming to help in the battle. Although he knew that this was just to help him because of his identity, he still felt a sense of happiness. Then Dionysus said to Athena: "Thank you, Your Highness Athena, if I become the King of Gods, I will I will share with you half of the authority of the God-King.”

Athena smiled slightly and said: "I don't need this authority. I just want to avenge our mother. Do you know where the priesthood of wisdom comes from?"

"This was given to me by my mother when she voluntarily died." When Athena said this, there was a trace of unacceptable expression on her face.

Athena's words echoed in the air, and her expression revealed deep sorrow and anger, as if it had touched the deepest trauma in her soul. Dionysus looked at her, felt the deep pain, and understood why she was standing here, fighting alongside him.

When Zeus heard Athena's words, his expression changed slightly. He naturally knew who the mother Athena was talking about—his former wife Metis, the goddess who was swallowed by him and became his brain.

At this time, fighting broke out again. Athena brandished her shield and spear and launched a fierce attack on Zeus. There's intelligence and strategy in her attacks, hitting Zeus's weak spot just right with every swing. And Zeus was not to be outdone. He wielded the thunder hammer and released the power of destroying the heaven and the earth. The two gods clashed fiercely in the air, and each collision erupted with dazzling light.

Dionysus saw this and joined the fight. He waved the wine artifact in his hand, releasing the power of disruption and rebirth. This power is intertwined with the wisdom of Athena and the thunder power of Zeus to form a powerful force. The entire sky seemed to be ignited by this power, becoming hot and bright.

As time went on, the fighting became more intense. Zeus, Athena and Dionysus all used their full strength to defeat each other. However, they were equally powerful and no one could gain the upper hand. The entire sky was shrouded in their power, as if it had turned into a chaotic battlefield.

In this fierce battle, Zeus gradually felt the pressure. Not only did he have to face the joint attack of Athena and Dionysus, he also had to bear the guilt and pain in his heart. This double pressure made him feel very troublesome, and his attacks became increasingly weak.

But Athena and Dionysus became more and more courageous as they fought. Their attacks contained longing for their mother and anger towards Zeus, as if they wanted to release all these emotions. Their figures flashed rapidly in the air, and every attack carried a strange and mysterious aura, as if they were going to completely defeat Zeus.

Just when the battle was heating up, a dazzling light suddenly burst out from Athena's body. The light was so intense that the entire sky was illuminated by it. At the same time, Dionysus's wine artifact also emitted a charming light, making his figure even taller and more majestic.

Apollo said to Ares next to him: "Ares, don't you enjoy fighting? This is a battle between the gods. You can pick any one to fight against." After saying this, Apollo was Bet that the opponent Ares picked is not him.

Ares, the name of the God of War, is also famous for his bravery and good fighting skills on Mount Olympus. After hearing Apollo's words, a cunning light flashed in his eyes, and a cruel smile appeared at the corner of his mouth. He looked around, his eyes wandering between Zeus, Athena and Dionysus, as if assessing the combat effectiveness of each major god and the fun it might bring to him.

Finally, Ares' eyes were fixed on Zeus. He did not make this choice out of respect or loyalty to Zeus. On the contrary, he made this choice because he saw Zeus gradually weakening under the joint attack of Athena and Dionysus, and believed that this was a way to defeat the gods. Father, a perfect opportunity to win greater glory.

So, Ares waved the spear and shield in his hand, and in a flash, he joined the battlefield. His addition undoubtedly made the battle more complex and intense. Although Ares's power is not as powerful as Zeus and others, his fighting skills and strategies are not inferior to any of the main gods.

Every time Ares's spear is swung with thunderous force, it seems to tear the sky apart; his shield can withstand any attack, even Zeus's thunder hammer cannot easily break it. Ares shuttled flexibly on the battlefield, sometimes attacking Zeus, sometimes sneak attacks on Athena and Dionysus, which made the three main gods feel very troublesome.

Zeus couldn't help but curse inwardly when he saw Ares joining the fight. He knew that Ares was not really here to help him, but wanted to gain more glory and power in this battle. But at this moment, he had no time to care about this and could only go all out to deal with the enemy in front of him.

However, the addition of Ares did put tremendous pressure on Zeus. Not only did he have to face the joint attacks of Athena and Dionysus, he also had to be always on guard against Ares' sneak attacks. This three-sided attack situation made Zeus feel very passive, and his attacks became increasingly weak.