This meant that although Hera remained in the very center of the battlefield, she was completely unharmed when the battle ended.

Zeus also felt Hera's gaze, but he knew that Hera's gaze was not specifically on him.

"I am a failure as a man."

At this point, the maniacal laughter ceased.

Zeus lowered his head, letting the blood run down his chin and drip onto the lush green grass.

He no longer looked directly at Viktor, but said in a low voice:

"Kill me."

...

After a long time, Zeus still did not hear any response from Victor.

Suddenly, a nonchalant chuckle came from ahead.

Zeus was slightly taken aback and looked up.

Viktor's face was full of mockery and disdain, as if he had never taken his words seriously.

Zeus didn't understand why Viktor had this expression, but a very bad premonition rose in his heart.

Sure enough, the next second, Viktor's mocking voice suddenly rang out:

"Trying to gain sympathy by playing the victim?"

"Zeus, even now, you still haven't given up."

Upon hearing this, Zeus's empty eye sockets widened suddenly, and he stood there stunned, unable to react for a long time.

Not only him, but the surrounding audience was also stunned after hearing this, and then gradually came to their senses.

They seemed genuinely to have felt sympathy for Zeus's tragic fate.

There was no way around it; Zeus was just too miserable.

As the king of the gods, he was betrayed by them.

They painstakingly raised a bunch of soldiers, only to turn around and acknowledge someone else as their leader.

Even his wife and most loyal subordinate ran off with someone else!

To be fair, Zeus's plight resonated with many, revealing the exhaustion and heartbreak of a middle-aged, aggrieved man.

He gave his all in every step, yet every step seemed to be deliberately working against him, never going as he wished.

Furthermore, Zeus initially did indeed side with humanity, although he eventually became like an evil god, indiscriminately siding with friend and foe.

But thinking about it carefully, if someone else steals your wife away, wouldn't you go crazy?

This also makes Zeus's madness somewhat understandable.

As a result, his current disheveled appearance has made him more acceptable to many viewers than Viktor.

Because in everyone's eyes, Victor is just a great demon who wants to destroy the world.

In contrast, Zeus seems to evoke more sympathy.

Finally, Zeus's desire to die, a mixture of helplessness and nonchalance, won him back the favor of many.

Most people are fond of tragic heroes.

Even when faced with coercion from the enemy, they showed no willingness to yield and no intention of giving up their dignity.

They would rather commit suicide or hope to end their lives than be insulted by the enemy.

And now, isn't Zeus displaying precisely that kind of indomitable, tragic hero image who is determined to die?

By then, even if Zeus were indeed killed by Viktor.

For this alone, he could win the world's respect and praise.

These were enough to restore Zeus's divinity and allow him to be resurrected.

By then, Zeus will not repeat the same mistake, and Victor will have no chance to break through Zeus's defenses.

Unless he also becomes a god.

Zeus always remembered that this battle was actually a live, global performance.

What he needs to do is to show his suffering in a timely manner so that the audience will see him as a good person again.

Unfortunately, Zeus was cunning and indeed able to deceive most people with his acting skills.

But this is only in comparison to these 'simple and honest' local residents.

Viktor, who is well-versed in modern knowledge and familiar with the style of the character 'Zeus', is obviously not going to fall for Zeus's tricks.

He gave a cold laugh and, facing countless viewers worldwide, spoke sarcastically:

Why do you think Hera won't accept you?

"You really think I don't know about your shameful philandering ways?"

Zeus stared in astonishment, his mouth agape.

Upon hearing Viktor's words, countless spectators in the air leaned forward, their faces filled with curiosity.

Their eagerness to watch the drama unfold was obvious; their attention was no longer on Zeus's 'tragic death'.

Obviously, people would much rather hear about romantic tales than this.

Then, Victor's voice continued:

"Before the gods completely disappeared, you probably harmed most of those goddesses, didn't you?"

"You have long coveted your brother's wife, which has caused you and your brother to be separated day and night, and to have a deep-seated hatred between you."

As soon as the words were spoken, countless spectators in mid-air gaped open and gasped in astonishment.

All eyes turned to the dark-skinned man in the distance.

At this moment, Hades, the god of the underworld, remained silent, only crossing his arms.

But those crimson eyes were filled with anger, making them look somewhat terrifying.

This scene convinced everyone of Viktor's words.

That makes sense.

Otherwise, how can the hatred between Zeus and Hades be explained?

I initially thought Zeus was the middle-aged man who would become the victim, but it turns out the victim was someone else entirely.

Zeus, on the other hand, was the blond guy who always bullied others.

Unfortunately, in this world, pure love reigns supreme.

Today, many viewers have turned their attention back to Zeus, their eyes filled with disdain.

Even some viewers with higher moral standards showed obvious hostility towards Zeus.

Because they remembered that Victor had just exposed Zeus's evil deeds against the goddesses.

The goddesses almost all suffered at the hands of Zeus.

There should have been many gods in the past; Zeus's actions are lamentable.

In this way, their sympathy for Zeus was manipulated at will, like a clown's performance.

At this moment, Viktor's gaze was extremely cold, his deep, unfettered eyes like a cold, deep pool covered by ice.

At the same time, this final, decisive sentence suddenly rang out:

"Zeus".

"The throne of the God-King must be very comfortable, right?"