Aphrodite rolled up the parchment and sat at the table, propping up Basra and thinking.

Just now, Aphrodite made an arrangement in her heart.

The love that may happen in the future, when he has the least influence is love and curse.

Aphrodite knew enough about himself that he was sure that he would not be "bewitched" by love, and finally lost his mind.

Because Aphrodite felt the taste of love for a moment... His reflection, Nasus.

But after sending him away, Aphrodite spent a day calming down her mood and toning down the throbbing that soaked into her bone marrow.

He is absolutely rational and will never let any emotional factors affect or change himself.

Aphrodite closed her eyes and tapped her fingertips on the table, unless... something could confuse his sanity, or even make him lose his memory directly.

Confused sanity, lost memory...

Based on these two pieces of information, Aphrodite locked the two goddesses in her mind.

He re-rolled the parchment, took a reed pen and wrote two words after the first warning.

After the warning, it was Tartarus' wish and Cronus' half-sentence curse.

Aphrodite stared at Tartarus' wish for a while, then drew a line across the line, ignoring it.

And then circled the word "sincere" on the curse of Cronus.

Aphrodite murmured to herself: "Tartaros Hall, I regard you as a close friend, if possible, I really don't want to hurt you. So... I hope my last rejection has dispelled your desire. If there is—"

Aphrodite fell silent. He clenched his brows and stared straight in one direction. Looking closely, he could find that his vision was not focused, and it was extremely empty.

After a while, Aphrodite said in a low voice, "If there is—

Then I can only implement it according to the original plan. "

"I'm sorry, but I don't want to "get lost" and become a puppet controlled by others."

Aphrodite sorted out the prophecies and warnings, and set her eyes on the line of Zeus and Athena. After pondering for a few seconds, he wrote a note on Athena's words - so the beginning of the calculation Start, plan.

Although the fall of Metis is full of comics, from the demented behavior and comical performance after Zeus devoured her and the wisdom godhead, Aphrodite believes that the wisdom godhead should have enlightened a little during that time and learned to The application of conspiracy calculation.

As the second-generation god of wisdom, Athena needs to be vigilant.

But it is only vigilant. In the content written by Aphrodite, the existence that makes him most afraid is Gaia.

To be more precise, Aphrodite was afraid of Gaia's purpose, the birth of little Eros.

Although Aphrodite had dealt with the fallen primitive love | Eros, the god of desire, she also knew that the existence of Eros was similar to him.

And this being similar to Aphrodite is planning to conceive from his body, use his body as a breeding ground, as nourishment...

Just thinking about it, Aphrodite was full of anger, and she couldn't stand it at all.

Aphrodite was not a kind and generous god, Gaia tried to replace him with Eros, and Aphrodite also longed to possess the power of Eros.

As a new love|desire god, Aphrodite is only a first-class god, not a primitive god, Gaia has such a plan and plan, it is speculated that Aphrodite reasonably suspects that there is a large part of love| The power of desire is beyond his god.

Although Gaia's calculations were somewhat dangerous to him, they were also his opportunities.

Aphrodite groaned: "According to Tartarus Temple, Gaia's prophecy is actually very vague, and she can only be sure that the new god of love that inherits Eros will be conceived by me, and this Everything might just be what she saw, but she didn't do it by herself."

Aphrodite nodded slowly: "So what I want to do is to create a 'little Eros', who is literally the son of me and Ares, so it conforms to Gaia's prophecy."

Judging from the "characteristics" of prophecy and destiny, prophecy can "bewilder" and "confuse" the most, and what fate loves to tease the most is those who need prophecy and spy on destiny.

Gaia fits this "character".

Aphrodite's chances of successfully fooling her are very high.

"After meeting the prophecy... all I need to do is to use some means to disguise him and make God Gaia believe that that 'little Eros' is the fallen love | Primitive God."

"It was easy to do in the past. I control reproduction and the priesthood of the soul. It is very easy to conceive a new god, and it is even easier to let Ares perform with me. The key is, how do I disguise that new god as Eros? After all, that is a primordial god, a realm that I have never set foot in, and it is difficult to say what mysteries are hidden in it." Aphrodite thought tangled.

"Do you want me to trouble the Tartarus Temple?" Aphrodite was a little unhappy.

Because Tartarus is different from other gods, other main gods have more or less received the grace and guidance of Aphrodite, and Aphrodite will not have too much entanglement in using them.

But Tartarus is different. So far, their relationship has been unilaterally requested by Aphrodite, and the previous trip to the abyss has brought extremely terrifying huge benefits to Aphrodite, but In contrast, Aphrodite could not give Tartarus what he wanted.

Aphrodite owed Tartaros.

But if she didn't seek Tartarus, Aphrodite also had someone she could turn to for help.

Only primitive gods understand primitive gods. There are four primitive gods in total, and primitive gods are generally reclusive. It is not easy for Aphrodite to get acquainted with Tartarus. Nix and Erebos Not to mention unfamiliarity, even if they were familiar, they probably wouldn't help Aphrodite deceive Gaia.

Aphrodite bit her lip, the balance of her heart slowly getting out of balance.

After a while, it was interest and reason that prevailed.

Aphrodite opened the box containing the fragments of Iapetus' soul. His face was expressionless, but his cheeks were flushed with shame, like a budding peach blossom, extremely beautiful.

Iapetus only had two soul fragments left outside, and it was not exhausting to control it, so he quickly recognized that the scene in front of him was the temple of Aphrodite, and Iapetus asked fearfully: "Palace of Aphrodite, do you have any feelings for calling me?"

Aphrodite pursed her lips and nodded lightly, her eyes wandering and she asked, "Iapetus Temple, may I ask... um, can you contact the Tartarus Temple?"

Iapetos, who was completely silent in the abyss, was stunned for a moment, and then hesitantly replied: "It should be... OK? When we used to shout and make a lot of noise in the abyss, Tartaros Hall would ask us to come from the abyss. Wake up from sleep, and then he'll show up and whip us up."

Iapetus asked nervously: "Dian, do you need me to help you wake up the Tartarus Temple?"

Aphrodite asked softly, "Can you?"

Iapetus was sobbing, deeply reluctant. When Tartarus woke up, he was in a rather irritable mood, and it was very painful to fight.

But it was Aphrodite who made the request...

Iapetus gritted his teeth, his voice trembling: "Yes, of course."

Aphrodite's voice brought a smile: "Then I will trouble you."

Iapetus responded and turned his attention back to the abyss.

He recalled the terrifying power of Tartarus, and thumped the rock wall beside him with force, and then the chains that locked his arms kept shaking.

Various movements were mixed together, and the silent abyss suddenly became noisy.

"Shit, which bastard made the move?"

"Bastard, be quiet, wake Tartaros."

The voices of the Titan gods swearing in low voices sounded one after another. They scolded each other for a while, and after seeing the movement continued, they reported the word self-screening to see which bastard was doing it.

After taking turns reporting the words, the Titan God quickly pinpointed the culprit, Iapetus.

Hyperion cursed: "Iapetus, are you ill? If you wake Tartaros, you will be punished yourself, don't drag us down!"

Iapetus was extremely aggrieved: "I don't want it either. Aphrodite's Temple asked me to do this. He seems to have something to do with Tartarus Temple."

After hearing Aphrodite's words, several of the Titan gods breathed for a while, and became a little "chaotic".

When everyone's cursing stopped abruptly, another relatively unfamiliar low-pitched voice suddenly sounded beside Iapetus' ear: "Did Aphrodite tell me what it means to look for me?"

When Iapetus spoke, Tartaros, who suddenly spoke, was startled, and he was stunned with his hands on his neck, almost suffocating.

After realizing Iapetos' humiliating performance, Tartaros silently raised his foot and said in disgust, "Why do you use it like this?"

Iapetos slowly regained his strength, and after hearing Tartaros' disgusting voice, he wanted to cry even more without tears: "It's because you appeared too secretly, I'll react to it."

Tartarus urged, "What does Aphrodite want from me?"

Iapotosnane said: "The Temple of Aphrodite told me that he just asked me to wake you up first."

Tartarus was silent for a few seconds and said, "Then you ask him now."

Iapetus nodded hurriedly and passed Tartaros' words to Aphrodite.

Aphrodite saw that Tartarus actually appeared, and she felt a little strange. He whispered: "Good day, Hall, I'm sorry I disturbed your rest."

Tartarus was obviously more patient with Aphrodite, although his tone was cold when he told Iapetus, but what he said was gentle and peaceful: "I slept just because it was boring, It's not because I need sleep. Since I don't, there is no interruption."

When the Titan gods heard this, their hearts were full of slander. When we quarreled with you before, you wanted to strip us alive like that. As a respected Primitive God Pavilion, you are too double-standard!

After the two chatted back and forth through Iapetus, Tartarus again asked Aphrodite why he was looking for him.

Aphrodite fell silent.

Aphrodite never got an answer. Tartarus thought that something was wrong with Iapetus, so he tapped Iapetus' head with his fingers and shook his head. Shaking his head, he asked in confusion, "Iapetus, is there something wrong with you? Why don't you continue to spread the word?"

Iapetus: "..."

Iapoto Startaros was dizzy, and explained helplessly: "Temple, I don't have a problem. It's the Temple of Aphrodite who has been silent."

Tartarus snorted, took his hand back calmly, and urged: "Then you can urge Aphrodite again, you tell him, if there is any difficulty, tell me directly, don't hesitate."

Iapetus hurriedly conveyed the words to Tartarus, and Aphrodite, after struggling for a moment, decided to be neat.

Anyway, don't worry about the debt.

Aphrodite asked, "Iapetus, are there any gods around you besides the Temple of Tartarus?"

Iapetus nodded, and Aphrodite said, "Please tell the Temple of Tartarus, and ask him to take you into a hidden place, so that other gods will not hear our conversation."

Iapetus still has hope in Aphrodite, who will never betray Aphrodite as long as Aphrodite has control over his soul shards.

But the other Titans are different. If the shards on Prometheus's side fail to rebel, the Titans will lose hope.

Aphrodite has forgotten that Tartarus said that the king of gods can enter the abyss. If Zeus would go to the abyss to talk to the Titans, Aphrodite's secret would be exposed.

Therefore, Aphrodite had to avoid the Titan gods from the very beginning, and not give her own plan a chance to make mistakes or omissions.

Hearing the words, Tartaros took Iapetos into a separate space, and then said, "Okay, you can talk about it."

Iapetus speaks.

After being silent for a few seconds, Aphrodite asked, "Palace, I want to ask you, is there any way to disguise yourself as the Eros Temple?"

Tartarus's expression did not change, he groaned for a few seconds and asked, "Who do you want to hide from?"

Aphrodite: "...the Temple of Gaia."

Tartaros understood: "You don't want to give birth to Eros, so you are going to find a god to pretend to be Eros to deceive Gaia?"

Aphrodite chuckled: "Dian, you are too smart."

Tartaros' lips curved slightly: "Muzan."

Then he "touched" Bas and thought about it. After thinking about it, he said, "It would be easy if you just deceived other gods, but it's a bit difficult to deceive Gaia. I have to take you to a place in person. Just..."

When Tartarus mentioned this place, he paused and seemed a little tangled.

Although Aphrodite talked to him in person, Iapetus imitated Tartarus's tone and speed very well, so Aphrodite also noticed his hesitation.

Aphrodite asked, "Dang, is this place special?"

Tartaros paused and said, "Yes, that place is God the Father... that is, the temple of Chaos, the God of Creation."

Aphrodite was stunned and said in surprise: "God Chaos has a temple? Is God Chaos there?"

Tartarus tutted lightly: "He's gone. If he was, he would definitely drive Zeus away and become the king of gods. He is more... um, a lot more arrogant than Zeus. We are his children and Descendants, we are all like him."

The 'image' that Tartarus refers to is conduct. The gods of the Greek gods place great emphasis on lust and desire, which has a lot to do with their creator god Chaos.

Aphrodite pulled the corners of her lips and said helplessly, "That's really fortunate..."

Tartaros said: "If you want to go to the temple of Chaos, I can leave the mountain to find you and take you there with you. But before you go, you must complete one thing first. If you can't complete it, even if Outside the Temple of Chaos, you will not be able to enter."

Aphrodite hurriedly said, "Please tell me."

Tartarus told Aphrodite: "Gaia has a golden apple tree, and that golden apple tree is planted in her back garden. On the surface, the golden apple tree has nothing special, but its The root is actually the seal outside the temple of Chaos. You have to find a way to remove the golden apple tree so that you can find the temple and enter it successfully."

Aphrodite asked, "Does the temple of Gaia know that the root is connected to the seal of the temple?"

Tartarus smiled and said, "Of course... but she probably wouldn't have thought that I would take you there."

Aphrodite said gratefully: "Thank you for your help, I will find a way to solve the golden apple tree, and I will ask you for the love of the Temple of Chaos."

Tartarus replied gently: "Yes."

Aphrodite was silent, and after a while, she said softly, "The temple has helped me too much, and sometimes I am really distressed, and I don't know how to repay you."

Tartarus smiled, and he said happily, "I'll get paid myself."

Aphrodite: "...?" Reward? Is that the idea before?

Aphrodite's gaze fell on the rolled parchment, she was silent for a few seconds, and then smiled: "Well, since the temple has its own plans, then I won't ask the temple in detail."

Then he murmured softly to himself: "If the question is too detailed, I am a little worried that when I determine that the god that affects me is the temple, I will be cruel and unable to do anything."

Tartaros said honestly, "I don't quite understand what you mean by that."

Aphrodite glanced lightly at Iapetus' soul fragment, and smiled without emotion, the corners of her lips curved up, but her eyes were icy cold.

He put his index finger on his lips, and gestured for him to keep quiet and not to pass on anything.

Aphrodite smiled gently: "It's okay if you don't understand... As long as I know that I'm not using the temple for free, so I don't have to worry about owing you too much and don't dare to embarrass the temple,"

Tartarus quietly glowed a thin red in the dark ears, and he thought a little shyly, is it really the god of honey and love | Desire? Why did he say what he said in plain words...

Tartarus whispered: "Yes, you can use me as much as you want. As long as I can help you."

Iapetus was expressionless, like an emotional machine, and asked dully: "Dan, do you want to tell the temple of Aphrodite?"

Tartarus spoke, and silence meant no denial.

Iapetus honestly conveyed the words to Aphrodite, who covered her lips with her fist and chuckled softly.

Then he put away the parchment roll on the table, and said as he rolled it, "Then I will deal with the love of the golden apple tree. After that, I will wait for the temple to come to find me."

Tartarus nodded, and Aphrodite asked, "Then I'll cut off the connection with Iapetus?"

Tartarus said reluctantly: "...bye bye."

Aphrodite said warmly: "Goodbye, I look forward to meeting you soon."

After speaking, put Iapetos' soul fragment back into the box and close the box again.

Aphrodite put the paper roll and the box away carefully, thinking that these two things are very important, if Nasus returns...you can put the easter in the mirror space and carry it with you.

Thinking of this, Aphrodite's heart moved, and she wanted to see Nasus.

Aphrodite had just moved this thought when suddenly a god called him through the connection of the godhead.

Aphrodite glanced at it and saw that the god calling him was Nemes, her expression softened a little.

Because the goddess Hera treats 'Nemes' differently, the identity of 'Nemes' is very valuable.

Among the gods, Nemes was second only to Nasus and Ares in the heart of Aphrodite.

Aphrodite opened the eyes left in the godhead of Nemes, and appeared in front of Nemes in an illusion.

Seeing him appear, Nemes hurriedly saluted.

Aphrodite raised her hand vainly and made Nemes get up, while looking at the surrounding environment.

Nemes was deep in a lush forest at this time, and this forest gave Aphrodite a very familiar feeling.

The memory of the gods is blessed by the goddess of memory, and they are unforgettable. Aphrodite thought for a while, and immediately remembered that she had seen this forest there.

—Nasus left him with the river god in the heart of the forest.

Thinking of Nemes' priesthood, Aphrodite's originally mild expression immediately sank, and he asked in a strong tone, "Nemes, why did you call me?"

Nemes stood up nervously, and saw the change in Aphrodite's face. She felt more and more uneasy. She whispered: "It's because of a beautiful young man living in this wood..."

Nemeston paused for a while, still feeling that his convincing was not enough, and said in a more serious tone: "A very beautiful, very beautiful young man, very similar to you."

Thinking of Nasus and his reflection, Aphrodite's expression softened a little, and even joked with Nemes: "It can't be said to be very similar, it should be the same?"

Nemes was stunned, her expression softened, but she became more and more uneasy. She asked softly, "So does the temple know about the existence of that young man?"

Aphrodite looked at the change in Nemes' expression, thinking about her priesthood attribute "sex", and said after a few seconds of silence: "Of course, does his existence have anything to do with your presence here?"

Nemes lowered her head and dared not look at Aphrodite. She whispered, "Because of a Nymph Fairy... No, it's a group."

Aphrodite stared at her and spoke, keenly aware of Aphrodite's growing impatience, and Nemes did not dare to linger any longer. After everything, Aphrodite was told.

After Aphrodite gave Nasus to the river goddess, the river goddess, the river goddess returned the ultimate love to their born child.

Because of the beauty of God's words, the river god "women" showed off their children to the surrounding nymphs.

The Nymph fairies were very curious about the child that the God of Beauty called the most beautiful, but after the child was born, he immediately hid it from the God of the River "Woman" according to the God of Beauty's foreshadowing.

Because the goddess of beauty said that Nasus should not be allowed to see strangers, nor would he be allowed to see himself, the river god husband and wife did not allow anyone to see Nasus.

When talking to Nasus, he was never allowed to look him in the eyes, and Nasus was never allowed to come near the river. For they were afraid that Nasus would see his own reflection in his eyes and in the water.

It's just that they can't stop the group of Nymph fairies with strong curiosity.

They secretly led away the "Wu" of the River God, spread flowers and vines along the way, and introduced the innocent and ignorant Nasus into the woods, and finally saw the peerless face of the young man hidden by the "Wu" of the River God. .

His beautiful face, like the God of Beauty, instantly captured the hearts of the Nymph fairies, and his innocent and innocent eyes filled people with inexhaustible love for him.

They were so 'fascinated' with him, madly pouring out of the woods, surrounding this beautiful young man, and talking about their love for him.

The first time Nasus came out, he was surrounded by so many crazy nymphs, his face was as pale as paper with fright.

He shoved the Nymph fairies away in horror, and returned to the river god's wife's side as if escaping from a ferocious and greedy beast.

However, the love did not end here. After that day, Nasus' face was deeply engraved in the hearts of all the Nymph fairies. They missed him day and night, and prayed to the river god "wife" to release Nasus. Come out and let them talk to him, so as to relieve the painful thoughts of the heart.

The River God's "wife" thought that Nasus had already seen a stranger, and if something happened, he stopped guarding against the Nymph Fairy and went to ask Nasus's opinion, and asked him if he wanted to go out with everyone. play together.

Nasus lived in a dry and secret cave. When he heard his father's intention, he recalled that day when the Nymph fairies were overexcited and looked terrifying, and immediately shook his head wildly and refused, and said: "The expressions of those Nymph fairies are extremely ugly and terrible. I don't want to communicate with them."

Seeing that he was not happy, the river god also forced Nasus to go out, comforted him a few words, and then left.

It's just that they thought that there was a Nymph Fairy who loved Nasus so much that when the River God came to look for Nasus, she quietly followed behind and searched for Nasus all the way.

She originally hid in the dark and stared at Nasus' face obsessively, but she never expected to hear Nasus' disgusting Nymph's ugly words, her heart shattered like an ice arrow thorn, and she went back crying all the way.

The Nymph fairies who saw her crying were very strange. They gathered around to comfort her and ask her. The Nymph Fairy cried and told the Nymph fairies that Nasus despised them for being ugly.

After the Nymph fairies heard it, they immediately became angry and vowed to take revenge against the arrogant young man.

The resentment of many Nymph fairies is very powerful, and it is natural to attract Nemes, the goddess of nemesis.

When the Nymph fairies saw the Nemesis and they were attracted, they knelt together and begged her. They must teach the arrogant and ruthless Nasus a hard lesson, and let him also feel the pain that they love!

Nemes did not curse Nasus, but she was very interested in the beautiful boy of the Nymph Fairy. She was very curious about what kind of beautiful boy would attract the love and resentment of so many Nymph Fairies.

With such a mood in mind, Nemes found Nasus who was hiding in the cave, and then saw that stunning face that aroused the admiration of many Nymphs, but only made her feel revered and fearful.

In a remote corner of the God Realm, there was a young man and her master, the most honorable master god on the Mount of Olympus except the god king and queen, and the temple of Aphrodite had exactly the same face and body!

The terrified Nemes immediately called Aphrodite.

She couldn't even imagine the consequences.

If the temple did not know the existence of this young man, then who exactly copied the appearance of the temple to blaspheme him?

If the temple knew about the existence of this young man... the Nymph fairies who dared to curse the young man did not know what would happen.

And now it seems that the temple should know the existence of Nasus.

Feeling the various obscure emotions coming from Aphrodite, Nemes swore that when Areinte went, the temple's mood was probably the same.

It seems that the ending of the group of Nymph fairies is a bit bad.Nemes thought quietly.