Adonis said calmly, "I was always looking for something to do in the forest alone, so I read a lot of foreign books."

He used to have nothing to do at the bottom of the sea, learned a few foreign languages, and learned about the gods around the world. He was much more diligent and diligent than Zeus, who was looking for a lover to have children all day long.

Venus can only admire. In addition to being an expert hunter, Adonis has a learned label in his heart.

"But these are all people, and there are demons who are inherently bad." Venus did not know as much about the Hebrew pantheon as Adonis, but only heard of it occasionally, "the angels there seem to be born symbols Good qualities. Why does our God have human weaknesses?"

Adonis said, "The divine is the human."

Venus was startled.

Adonis: "I have read a lot of books about the world's major gods. In the East, there are indeed six pure spirits of gods, and there is no saying that there are seven emotions and six desires. But they still have the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl and the Seven Fairies descending into the world. It can be seen that the gods can't really be pure in the six senses. There are many older stories, but their classical Chinese is too difficult for me to understand."

Venus: "..." The scholar label just attached is shaky.

Adonis looked at him: "You said that the angels in the Hebrew gods were born to symbolize beauty, so do you know that the darkest and arrogant devil in hell, Lucifer, came from the fall of the brightest and most holy angel Lucifer? "

Venus really doesn't know.

"So no existence is absolutely positive, and a single thought can have a negative effect. Even if the goddess of justice is always on the side of justice, the other side of the scale that is not tilted will resent her injustice." Adonis said, " Gods created human beings, where does human humanity come from? Isn’t it the divinity of gods. It’s normal for gods to intrigue, and every god you see may not necessarily see all of him.”

Venus heard one head and two big ones: "I don't care, anyway, Adonis is the kindest and most beautiful in my heart!"

"No, Venus, even if it's me, I don't only have a gentle and beautiful side." Adonis lowered his eyes, covering up the blue light flowing from his eyes, and his voice gradually became low, "If one day, you find my darkness and cruelty, Will you accept me?"

Venus couldn't understand this sentence, he asked carefully: "Will you hurt me?"

Adonis raised his eyes, his golden pupils were full of gentleness: "I will never hurt you."

The premise is not to make him unhappy, then he may imprison his freedom. This is also one of the complex and multi-faceted divinities of the Sea God.

Venus breathed a sigh of relief and said happily: "Then you will always be my favorite."

Chapter 30 Story

They talked for a long time that day. Adonis told Venus that the world is not black and white, just look at it with a normal heart. With the enlightenment of Adonis, Venus's mood was much better, and even the blackening value was instantly cleared.

Adonis is so gentle, he can calm down by his side without any bad thoughts. Although he is a mortal, he knows more than many gods.

Venus returned to the holy mountain and continued to live a full and happy life.

Venus often went to Dionysus to listen to stories and rub a plate of sweet and juicy grapes. At first, he had to peel it himself. Later, he complained that peeling the grapes was too troublesome, and the sticky juice would stain his hands. The next time he went, a plate of peeled grapes would already lie there clean. This is the case every time.

Dionysus says this is what he ordered his maids to do. But the maid of the Temple of Wine secretly told him that His Highness the God of Wine would peel a plate of grapes in person every day, waiting for the arrival of Venus. If Venus didn't come that day, His Highness Bacchus would silently eat the grapes that were no longer fresh.

Venus was moved and guilty, and he ran to the Temple of Wine more often, in order not to let Dionysus' hard work go to waste.

But what he couldn't see was that after he left—

Inside the vineyard, Dionysian's slender fingers peeled the grapes seriously, but his expression was a little casual, and his voice was low: "You did a good job, this golden cup will reward you."

The maid quickly thanked her with joy. She was the maid who "secretly" told Venus that Bacchus personally peeled the grapes every day.

Where did it come from secretly, but only on orders.

Hermes and Ares tried their best to win the favor of Venus every day, which was not as effective as Dionysus' trick.

Hermes, the god of deceit, would do all kinds of tricks to amuse Venus, but after the initial novelty, it was difficult to arouse Venus' interest again. Ares, the god of war, will teach him fighting and swordsmanship, but Venus doesn't like to fight and kill, so he quickly finds an excuse to slip away after learning a few tricks.

In terms of means, Bacchus is brilliant.

But in front of Hephaestus, the god of fire, all three were defeated.

Venus' best friend on the holy mountain was Hephaestus. After learning from Hermes the real reason for Hephaestus' disability, he couldn't help but care more about his friend. He did not directly express sympathy for Hephaestus, but he went to the Temple of Fire to play with Hephaestus more often, far better than the other three gods, which also attracted the jealousy of Ares.

Hephaestus was flattered by this. He is a very boring god. He can neither tell many interesting stories like Dionysus, nor perform many wonderful magic tricks like Hermes, nor perform superb swordsmanship like Ares. He doesn't even understand the various means of pursuit that are full of scheming.

All he knows is fire control and forging. The flames scorched Venus' delicate skin, the forging was a long and tedious process, and there was a harsh noise when the iron was struck. He always gave Venus the final products, which were wonderful, but the process of making them was tedious.

When Venus came to him, he would put down his work and go out to play with Venus. Afterwards, they wandered all over Olympus, and Venus proposed to see his craftsmanship, so he tried his best to think of a more interesting activity—teaching Venus to sculpt.