Victor calmly left the room where Hera was, hands in his pockets.
After those words, he has now completed his brainwashing of Hera.
For a long time to come, Hera probably won't be thinking about him anymore.
“Victor, where did you hear this legend of the ‘Golden Apple’ from?”
After leaving the room, the nun who had been silently following Viktor was casually waved away by him.
Therefore, Vega was finally able to ask the question that had been weighing on his mind for a long time.
"How come I had no idea?"
Hearing this, Victor glanced at Vega briefly before continuing his walk down the vine-covered corridor.
He answered succinctly as he walked:
"Because I made that up."
"ah?"
Vega blinked, looking bewildered and surprised.
The story sounded so real that it almost believed it.
After all, that myth was told in the name of the goddess of nature.
As is widely known, Victor's relationship with the goddess of nature is extraordinary.
And now you're telling me this story is pure fabrication?
There was something Vega didn't tell Victor: it almost wanted to compete for the golden apple too.
Everyone has a desire to look beautiful, and as a female crow, Vega is no exception.
But Vega still couldn't understand why Victor would insist on making up such a story.
Was it just to make Hera believe it simply?
Perhaps sensing Vega's confusion, Victor calmly replied:
“If you only tell Hera that there are two god-kings vying for her, she certainly won’t believe it.”
In reality, no normal person, except for a fool, would believe such nonsense.
It's as absurd as the world's richest man suddenly taking a liking to you and wanting to marry you and spend the rest of his life with you.
"Therefore, the story of the golden apple is necessary."
Only with the golden apple could the event of the 'God King marrying a wife' appear reasonable.
The god-kings were choosing wives, not just randomly selecting someone to marry.
The fact that only the most beautiful woman in the world is entitled to the golden apple is itself a symbol.
Even a god wouldn't easily give up on the most beautiful woman, would he?
But there is only one golden apple, which means there can only be one beautiful person in the world.
Since Victor mentioned 'two god-kings', it means that these two god-kings can only choose the same woman.
Therefore, conflict between the god-kings is inevitable.
At this point, even if Hera doesn't believe it, she will have no choice but to believe it once the golden apple and the two god-kings appear.
As for the golden apple, it's actually quite simple.
When Victor tells Hera this story, he can even replace "golden apple" with "golden feather" or "golden boots".
Ultimately, the "golden apple" is just a coveted object.
The more widely the rumor of the "golden apple" spreads, the more believers there will be.
Even if it was originally just a rumor, it will become true.
When the time comes, Viktor can just conjure up another golden apple, right?
In fact, the biggest problem is how to make those two fighting god-kings appear?
After all, they are god-kings; they can't start a fight over a single sentence.
If they are too obedient, wouldn't the dignity of the gods be damaged?
Wait, Vega suddenly realized a problem.
Two god-kings about to fight?
Didn't Viktor already make all the arrangements?
"Victor, are you a person?"
"You even arranged this?"
Vega recalled what had happened not long ago,
With Hades' divine power, Victor unleashed a devastating blast through the City of the Gods.
As he left, Vega clearly heard the God-King who controlled the thunder utter a voice filled with majesty and a hint of anger.
The other side made it clear that they wanted to wage war against another god.
Who is that deity? It's obvious.
It was Hades, the god of the underworld.
Then consider Hades in Hell, filled with furious resentment and anger towards the gods.
If these two god-kings were to meet, they would surely engage in a fierce battle.
Finally, all the conditions were met for the battle between the Golden Apple and the God King.
If Hera sees it with her own eyes, she will surely believe everything.
With the surroundings so vividly depicted, it was impossible for Hera not to believe it.
But Vega couldn't quite understand why Victor was going to such lengths to make Hera completely believe him.
Two god-kings fought over her?
"It's just a gamble."
Viktor explained calmly:
"I suspect that Hera was actually the wife of Zeus, the king of the gods."
Upon hearing this, Vega's eyes widened, and he stared at Viktor like a wooden statue, unable to calm down for a long time.
"What? You're telling me that the eight-legged spider is actually that yellow-feathered chicken's wife?"
Spider? Yellow-feathered chicken?
Viktor carefully considered the images of Hera and Zeus and found that Vega's descriptions were indeed quite consistent with them.
He felt somewhat helpless about the two nicknames Vega had given him, but still nodded calmly.
"However, she lost her memory for some unknown reason, and even her divine power disappeared without a trace."
Victor once ventured into the abyss rift in the southern part of the Empire to conduct an in-depth investigation.
Therefore, he strongly suspected that Hera's divine power was likely left in that bottomless abyss.
"Although Hera lost her memory, Zeus most likely did not forget her."
"If Zeus learned from Hera that Hades was fighting him because he was probably after Hades' wife, what would Zeus think?"
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