Give Me the Name of God

A beautiful woman appeared in front of Hera and Manda.

Hera quickly lowered her head and called her mother.

Manda was shocked. She was Hera's mother?

Rhea, the daughter of Gaia, one of the Twelve Titans, the wife of Cronus, the second-generation god-king, and the former Queen of Heaven is right in front of her.

In the mortal world, both "Theogony" and "Book of Temples" have detailed records of Rhea's deeds.

After Cronus defeated Uranus, he became the Lord of the Gods and married his sister Rhea, who has since become the second generation Queen of Heaven.

Under the rule of Cronus, both gods and mortals ushered in an unprecedented period of glory. Until Cronus was replaced by Zeus, this period could never be surpassed, copied, or even approached. This was the golden age created by Cronus.

It stands to reason that with such a wise king of gods, Rhea's life should be full of glory and happiness. However, according to the records in "Theogony" and "Book of Temples", Cronus did a very ridiculous thing .

The cause of the matter was that Uranus left a curse to Cronus: "Your fate will be the same as mine, and your throne will be overthrown by your son."

Cronus, fearing that the curse would come true, swallowed all the five children Rhea gave birth to: Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades and Poseidon.

When Rhea gave birth to her sixth child, the poor queen wanted to save the child, so she had no choice but to ask Gaia for help. Gaia gave her an idea, asking him to replace the baby with a stone, wrap it in swaddling clothes, and hand it over to her. Gave it to Cronus.

Cronus swallowed the stone, and Rhea used it to save her youngest son, who later became Zeus.

The next story is well known to everyone. Rhea served wine, Zeus poisoned Cronus, and Cronus was poisoned. He kept vomiting and vomited out five children. Plus Zeus, the six of them worked together to defeat Cronus. Zeus was now the king. He became the God King of the third generation.

After this, Cronus was expelled, but Rhea stayed on Mount Olympia and continued to enjoy the status and status of Queen of Heaven.

Although there was a seemingly good result, Rhea's deeds ended here. Whether on Mount Olympia or in the mortal world, Rhea completely lost his sense of existence, so much so that Manda went up the mountain twice without seeing him.

But today when Hera was about to kill Manda, Rhea appeared. The arrogant and irritable Hera calmed down instantly when she saw her mother. She stood aside and lowered her head in silence. Rhea looked at Hera with a stern face. Asked, "What do you want to do to this kid?"

Hera looked aggrieved and said, "He was the one who trespassed on my territory."

Manda quickly explained: "I'm just lost."

Rhea frowned and said: "Hera, how many times have I told you that you must learn to be tolerant. Why do you let some trivial things overwhelm your reason?"

Hera argued: "This is not a trivial matter, this is his humiliation to me..."

"Enough!" Rhea shouted again, and Hera did not dare to reply.

Rhea looked at Manda, smiled and said: "Young man, forgive my daughter's rude behavior, please come and sit in my temple and accept my sincere apology."

A generation of queens apologize to themselves?

Manda suspected that she was hearing hallucinations.

Although Rhea's smile was sincere, Manda felt a little conflicted in her heart. If she really went to his temple, it was hard to say whether Rhea would close the door, beat Manda up, and vent her anger on his daughter.

But if Manda wanted to get out of the current predicament, she could not refuse Rhea's invitation. Uneasy all the way, Manda followed Rhea to his palace.

Uneasy, but Manda did not ignore Rhea's beauty.

By most people's standards, the most beautiful deity on Mount Olympia is Aphrodite.

Some people think it's Hera, and some people think it's Athena.

But in Manda's opinion, the appearance of these three gods is not as good as Rhea's. Rhea's facial features may not be as exquisite as theirs, but her simple and elegant temperament is far better than any goddess Manda has ever seen.

It cannot be said that all goddesses, as well as Gaia and Rhea, are somewhat similar to Arant between the eyebrows.

When they entered the temple, Manda discovered that they were not only similar in appearance. Rhea's temple was very grand, but the furnishings in the temple were very simple. There were various pottery pots neatly placed in the hall, which looked like a cave. a copy of.

Manda stood in the middle of the hall, waiting for the queen to make her final decision.

Rhea personally brought a chair for him and asked him to sit down.

Only then did Manda realize that there was no nymph in Rhea's temple.

Even if Rhea has no actual power, she is still the grandmother of Hermes. It is impossible for Hermes to be so negligent that he did not even arrange a nymph to serve the goddess.

This should be Rhea's original intention. Just like Arant, he does not need others to serve him. This magnanimity makes Manda deeply admired.

"Young man, your name is Manda Claudesay, right?"

Manda nodded.

Rhea smiled: "I rarely pay attention to the news in the mortal world, but I heard that you have regained your faith for the gods. While I apologize for Hera, I also want to express my gratitude to you for the gods. gratitude."

For the first time, Manda heard the word "thank you" from the mouth of the god.

Hermes believed in fair trade. He gave Manda tangible rewards for everything he did, and there was no need to thank Manda.

Pan and Manda were as close as brothers, and the thanks they exchanged seemed a little out of touch.

As for the other gods, they took everything Manda did for granted. Hercules had expressed his gratitude tactfully, but the word "thank you" was never uttered.

Whether it was sincere or not, Rhea's attitude made Manda feel happy and relieved.

"I should give you a gift, but I don't know what to give you." Looking at the simple furnishings, Rhea smiled to herself, "I spent the first half of my life trying to subdue my stubborn husband, and the second half of my life I hope that the world will completely forget me, and you can also see that I am poor, and I really can’t give any decent gifts."

Manda shook her head and said, "Even if you only give me a bowl of water, I will cherish it even more."

"A bowl of water is gone after you drink it, so it's not a gift." Rhea opened a clay pot and took out a handful of soil. "My mother gave you the Soil of the Beginning, and I also learned from Him. Look, I’ll give you a handful of dirt, take it with you, it will bring you good luck.”

Manda took the soil respectfully and looked at the value with a first-level skill.

After just one glance, if you look at it for a while, you may lose control.

The value of this handful of soil is comparable to that of an artifact, and Manda is shocked by Rhea's generosity.

"I believe you will bring a bright future to the gods. Please accept the blessings sent to you by a forgotten goddess."

Manda saluted Rhea repeatedly, this respect came from his sincerity.

After leaving Rhea's temple, Manda returned to his own temple several times.

Sanjila sat on the stone slab in the hall and kept staring at the position of the statue.

The cliff has already sensed, and Manda's statue should appear.

But that position was empty. Could it be that the ceremony to become a god really failed.

Sanjila was restless, but Manda didn't care. He stroked her hair and said with a smile: "Starting from tomorrow, you have to take me for a walk in the mountains. If you continue to make such mistakes, I will It could be life-threatening."

While speaking, Manda suddenly heard Horna's voice: "Madesa came again, bringing a dozen people with her, and they are all powerful."

It was a talisman, and Holna got in touch with Manda through a specially made talisman.

Are these dozen people all angels?

It seems that the Lord of Divine Punishment is unwilling to let go of Qixing Mountain no matter what.

Manda hesitated for a moment and responded to Horna: "Tell Kunta to ask his god to protect our home."