True Magician

Chapter 161

Olympus.

- "Welcome, Romani Archaman!" Zeus began with a toothy grin, while the others silently studied me, though some were openly hostile and hostile. "You are the first mortal to set foot on the sacred mountain of Olympus, the sacred abode of the gods and our home! I am Zeus, king of the gods, ruler of the sky, thunder and lightning, who rules over the whole world!"

- "Hera, queen of the gods, ruler of marriage and childbirth," said Hera coldly.

- "Hades, god of death and ruler of the underworld."

- "Poseidon, god of the seas and ruler of all earthly waters," introduced Poseidon, whose appearance was similar to Zeus, but with aquamarine hues in his clothes and a trident in his hand.

- "Apollo, god of light, lord of the sun, the muses, and the arts."

- "Artemis, goddess of hunting and female chastity, mistress of the moon and all living things."

- "Ares, god of war and lord of military affairs."

- "Athena, goddess of wisdom and justice, mistress of victory, knowledge, and crafts, introduced herself with long chestnut hair and green eyes, dressed in a bronze-colored breastplate, helmet, and white tunic."

- "Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love."

- "Hestia, goddess of the hearth and sacrificial fire."

- "Hermes, god of commerce and cunning."

- "Hephaestus, god of fire and master of blacksmithing," introduced Hephaestus with curly black hair and a beard. He looked like an ordinary factory worker with calloused hands, skin reddened from the heat, and an ordinary face. I suppose that is why he was considered ugly, although by human standards he was average.

- "Demeter, goddess of fertility and mistress of agriculture," introduced Demeter, with long golden hair and eyes of the same color, dressed in a green toga.

In general, none of them stood out particularly, as if they were mid-level extras, with a few exceptions. Only the big three and Hestia seemed important, I would say. However, that is not very important now.

- "Romani Archaman, Magician. It is relatively nice to meet you," I said cheerfully and bowed slightly.

- "Relatively?" Zeus raised an eyebrow, then gave a knowing look. "I understand what you mean. As a just king of the gods, I will punish those responsible and also provide you with compensation. What do you want? Let's decide that before we move on to the main business."

While Artemis, Ares, and Hera shot Zeus a brief and not particularly meaningful glance, I smiled and thought for a moment, though not for long.

- "I have limitations?"

- "Only those that would infringe upon the pride of the Olympian gods and Olympus as a whole," Zeus replied confidently.

- "Then my idea is suitable," I nodded cheerfully. "However, it can only be done after we've finished here. I give you my word that my idea is absolutely within the limits, Lord Zeus. And one week will be enough for me."

- "What are you up to?" Archer asked with extreme skepticism via mental communication.

- "Whatever it is, it won't kill them," added Grandpa.

- "Arrrrr," agreed Heracles, though with suspicion in his voice.

- "I want to hear the details," declared Zeus.

- "The gods are perfect in everything, right?" I asked, receiving a confident nod in response. "Then they can handle a couple of everyday tasks that mortals usually do, can't they?"