Greek Mythology: A loving father and a filial son

Moreover, the status of this god must not be low, otherwise how could he dare to make a sound to laugh at Persevani?

Although Persephone is a god with weak divine power, he is backed by the two main gods Zeus and Demeter. Even the Earth Mother Gaia treats him differently!

Although in the eyes of these powerful gods. Zeus has almost broken up with Persevani, but in the eyes of other weak gods, Zeus cares about Persevani very much. Zeus is a good father who pays great attention to Persevani!

So if he didn't have the strength or wisdom to understand the relationship, then he wouldn't dare to laugh at Persevani.

Of course, they definitely didn't take Gaia into consideration. After all, if such a noble goddess as Gaia became Persevani's backstage, they would go crazy.

Perseven turned his head to see which god was trying to laugh at him.

Finally, he turned around and looked around, and found that every god had a smile on his face. Some weak gods quickly lowered their heads, fearing that they would be misunderstood by Persevani.

It was impossible to tell who was laughing at him just now. Next to him, Demeter glanced at the gods in the corner and knew which god was mocking Persevani, but she did not remind her, she just looked at that god.

Let's see if his youngest son, Persephone, can find the god who mocked him.

If Persephone could find this god, Demeter would be relieved. She could focus less on Persefani.

If Persevani could not find that god, Demeter would continue to pay attention to his youngest son.

Demeter had a premonition that Persephone would be her last child, and she would never give birth to another son of God.

In other words, her priesthood no longer allows her to give birth to any more sons of God.

However, it is okay to forcefully give birth to descendants, but the children born will either be elves or demigods, and they will never be gods anyway.

After all, the birth of Persevani had consumed most of her strength, so she doted on her youngest son, Persevani, very much.

Perseveni glanced at Demeter who was motionless next to him, and then he guessed Demeter's thoughts.

She gave Persevani a task to find this god.

If you find that god, you may have passed Demeter's test.

The goddess Gaia and Zeus beside them looked at Persephone with interest, wanting to see what Persephone would do?

What method will you use to find that god? After all, that god gave out a hint of ridicule, which did not reveal his position at all.

If it is really found, it means that Persevani still has the means to track or record history. Well, this is not good news for Zeus.

If Persephone could only rely solely on wisdom, then it would not be good news for Zeus.

After all, the power of Zeus' wisdom resides in the mind of Metis.

If Metis lost the power of wisdom, what would be left after he devoured Metis? Could it be a blood pack to replenish divine power? In this way, the value he gained from devouring Metis was greatly reduced.

So he should take this opportunity to observe his youngest son and see what he would do.

Is it true that Persephany possesses extraordinary divine power, as the nymphs of the Agricultural Temple say? . . .

Persevani not only has the power to predict the future but also has the power to record history!