American comics: They're already gods of light, and only now do they get their cheat codes.

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"The future goddess of the hearth - Hestia!"

Bader was not surprised by the other party's reappearance; instead, he calmly revealed the other party's identity.

Hestia showed a hint of curiosity: "I am indeed Hestia, but, goddess of the hearth? I do not hold that divine office."

“Not right now,” Bader said calmly.

Hestia fell silent upon hearing these words.

"The law you were born to wield is the law of destiny?"

As the eldest of the twelve Olympian gods, Hestia was certainly not stupid.

Badr's heart tightened. Good heavens, judging from this, Cronus's children were all born to wield the laws and were born to be gods (the Heavenly Father).

Instead of answering Hestia's question, Badr looked in one direction and asked, "Aren't you coming out?"

As soon as the words were spoken, figures emerged from among them.

The tall, imposing man, exuding an aura of death, was clearly Hades, the future god of the underworld.

Although both are male, the one whose body is filled with intense fluctuations of the laws of water is the future sea god Poseidon.

The remaining two, one noble like a queen, and the other tall and voluptuous like a peach, are clearly the remaining two goddesses, Hera and Demeter, the goddess of fertility.

In addition, Hestia, the goddess of the hearth, was the eldest of Zeus's five older brothers and sisters.

Each of the five future main gods was emanating a dense aura of law, enough to contend with the extremely dense time law surrounding them, but that was all they could do.

It is clear that this confrontation cannot last long; otherwise, the five gods would have joined forces to break through this area and force their way out long ago.

Poseidon, the sea god, looked at Baldr with curiosity: "Are you the god who controls fate? Why do I feel that you haven't truly become a god yet? And why don't you possess the power of the laws of fate?"

Badr offered no explanation; instead, his eyes shone with an incomparably brilliant golden light, revealing the undisguised power of the laws of fate.

Hades, who had been silent all along, gave Baldr a deep look.

"Having obtained the laws of destiny, yet choosing not to become a god, do you intend to become another kind of god?"

"No, the Law of Fate is already one of the most powerful laws. Other laws, even the Law of Time, can only be on par with it, but cannot surpass it."

A blindingly dark light filled Hades' eyes, seemingly analyzing Baldr. After a moment, Hades revealed a clear look of shock...

"You have already reached the pinnacle of divine body and divine power, yet you still do not choose to become a god. Do you still want to condense a divine soul?"

"The soul?" Poseidon's interest was piqued. "What is that?"

"Idiot, the soul is naturally the soul of the gods." The second sister, the Goddess of Abundance, rolled her eyes.

Poseidon was increasingly bewildered. If it was the soul of a god, wouldn't it be enough to just become a god directly? Why did it need to be condensed in advance?

Hades, the god of the underworld, glanced at his brothers and sisters in silence: "They're different!"

"Becoming a god naturally grants one a divine soul, but this is entirely different from the divine soul condensed before becoming a god."

"Within Father's realm of constant time, there are no other laws. The laws governing us are not much different from those at birth, but that doesn't mean we can't become stronger!"

"Through analyzing inherited memories and conducting some experiments, I have confirmed some things."

"Below the gods, let's call them demigods. Demigods are our descendants, but not all of them are the same. Some demigods inherit our divine power, and some inherit our divine bodies. In other words, as long as you have a divine body or divine power, you can become a demigod. Later, I started to think, if one possesses both divine power and a divine body, would one be more powerful than an ordinary demigod?"

This piqued the interest of the other gods as well. Even those born as gods have an instinctive desire to become stronger.

Demeter, the goddess of fertility, suddenly realized and said, "Is this why you asked for some of my flesh and divine power before?"

“That’s right!” Hades nodded: “You wield the laws of life, and with your power and flesh, you are capable of recreating life, even demigods.”

"Through experiments, I have determined one thing: if one condenses divine power, divine body, and divine soul before becoming a god, and only one of them is condensed, the resulting demigod strength will be 1. If both are condensed, the resulting demigod strength will not be 2, but 10!"

"Based on my deduction, if one simultaneously condenses divine power, divine body, and divine soul, then the strength required to achieve demigod status would be 100!!"

Upon hearing this, all the gods present fell silent.

"A 100-fold difference in strength? Can such a demigod still be called a demigod? Hera, who had been silent until now, exclaimed in amazement."

"Bang!" Poseidon, the Sea God, smacked himself on the head. "Why? Why couldn't I have been a demigod from the start? That's a hundredfold difference!"

My heart aches, it really hurts so much! 5.3!

Hades glanced at him coldly: "Don't worry, we descendants of the God-King are born with divine power, divine body, and laws. We are born as gods, and are essentially powerful demigods who embody both."

"That still has a divine soul, and it can become even stronger! That's ten times stronger!"

Before becoming a god, he was ten times more powerful. After becoming a god, will he still be the same as an ordinary god? Certainly not!

Even if we can't maintain ten times, three to five times, or even seven or eight times, that would be fine too!

If he were to become seven or eight times stronger, it's no exaggeration to say that Poseidon would be confident he could easily drive this damn place out of business.

Just thinking about it hurts, it hurts so much!

Tie! Tie! Tie...

Poseidon punched him again and again, slamming his head repeatedly.

Although the goddesses didn't lose face as much as Poseidon, they all showed expressions of disappointment.

Badr, on the other hand, was looking at Hades with a strange expression.

It can only be said that he is indeed Zeus's elder brother, someone whom Zeus has always been wary of, even to the point of excluding him from the twelve Olympian gods.

Since there were no other laws to become stronger, this guy researched his own path to becoming stronger, demonstrating a level of initiative far exceeding that of other gods.

On second thought, if Zeus and Poseidon both become harem horses in the future, then Hades will have far fewer scandals. He's not completely abstinent, but he'll most likely spend a significant portion of his time researching how to continue becoming stronger.

In other words, the Mandate of Heaven was not with Hades; otherwise, it's uncertain who would ultimately have claimed the throne of the gods.

Chapter 81 I came here to cause trouble, why am I offering a wife as a part of a blind date!

While the other gods fell silent, Hades looked at Baldr.

"You who want to condense your divine soul and become a perfect demigod, you must not be a descendant of the Father God. A descendant of the God King is born a god and does not have this possibility."

Although it was a question, Hades' tone was one of absolute certainty.

Badr smiled: "As you think, I came for you."

These words piqued the interest of all the gods present.

"You and the gods behind you want to overthrow the rule of the Father God?" It was Hades again.

"Yes or no."

This time, Hades couldn't help but show a puzzled expression.

"My target is not Cronus, but Zeus."

"Zeus?" The gods present became increasingly puzzled.

On the contrary, the goddess of the hearth was initially puzzled, but then suddenly realized something: "Zeus, could he be our brother, the god destined to overthrow our father Cronus?"

Baldr nodded: "That's right, Zeus, the overthrower of the Titans, the third generation of god-king, the lord of the sky, the great father!"

"My brother, is he really that strong?" Poseidon looked astonished. This title sounded even more exaggerated than that of his father, Cronus.

Hestia, the goddess of the hearth, frowned: "Could it be that my brother, who overthrew the father god, will be even more tyrannical than the father god in the future?"

“Brutal, or in some ways you could say that,” Bader said after a moment’s thought. After all, it was an existence that could destroy the world at any time, so calling it brutal wasn’t an exaggeration.

Hades shook his head: "Brutality is never a flaw of a god-king; only weakness is."

As he spoke, he looked at Badr: "You can glimpse the future, so you should know that if my strength surpasses Zeus, I will overthrow him without you even having to tell me. If not, I will only accumulate strength."

No wonder, no wonder this older brother was tricked so badly by his younger brother Zeus, yet he still managed to swallow his anger.

This is definitely the character of a ruthless and ambitious man. Unfortunately, this ruthless and ambitious man was suppressed by Zeus for his entire life and never had the chance to surpass Zeus.

"I'm curious, how are you going to convince me to overthrow my own brother?" Hera asked with some curiosity. "Even if he becomes very cruel in the future, I don't think he'll dare to do anything to me!"

Accompanied by this confident, even arrogant, tone, a powerful wave of law fluctuations instantly erupted. This wave of law fluctuations was so strong that it even instantly shook the surrounding time laws out of a vacuum.

For the first time, Badr looked at Hera with a surprised expression.

This Hera is so strong!

At this moment, Hera even seemed stronger to him than the other gods.

However, this is unreasonable!

Logically speaking, Zeus is the strongest, Hades is second, and the third strongest is either the eldest sister Hestia or Poseidon, the god of the sea.

No one would put Hera in the top three.

Baldr looked at Hera, then turned to the other gods.

Hestia, the goddess of the hearth, was proud of her little sister; Demeter, the goddess of fertility, pouted with envy; Poseidon, the god of the sea, shrugged, as if there were some lingering effects; and even Hades showed a look of apprehension.

Is this even reasonable?

Judging from this expression, Hera is actually the strongest among all the goddesses? So strong that even Hades has to be wary of her!

"What's with that expression?" Hera raised an eyebrow. "I've always been the strongest among the sisters. I've even beaten up Hades!"

That little expression perfectly captured an air of arrogance.

Baldr was speechless. At this moment, he seemed to understand why Hera, who was only Zeus's seventh wife, could become the queen of the gods.

"Strange, with such strength, why would you choose that path?"

"What road?" Hera asked, full of curiosity.

"You will become a goddess in the future."

"impossible!"

"The seventh wife of the God-King".

"impossible!"

"The most jealous god."

"impossible!"

"She spends all her time causing trouble for Zeus's lover or smashing things in her own palace, much like an impotent, furious, and unloved woman."

Hera was numb and completely stunned.