Poseidon, as the elder of the group, stepped forward and answered,"" As you have heard, the people of Helan have made a big joke again. Those who have obtained the authority assigned by the patriarch Zeus are either instigators or used by ordinary people. In short, for all kinds of fame, power, and desires, they had to turn the world upside down. Helen, the beautiful wife of Atreus 'son, Neraus, had been kidnapped by Paris, the prince of Troia. For this small matter, the King of Mycenae, Agamemnon, did not hesitate to gather the heroes of half of the land of Helan to fight against Troia. Now, they were in a stalemate. As for the patriarch Zeus, he was seriously ill from worrying about this matter and was currently recuperating. He was afraid that he would be absent from this year's annual sacrifice.』
Horus 'mother, Isis, stepped forward and asked with concern,""Did something so big happen? What are your plans now?』
Poseidon said,'There's no other way. As high priests, no matter what we do, we must be cautious. No matter what bad consequences we might face, we will be blamed by the upper echelons of Uruk. Therefore, there had been no major moves so far. In this regard, we are very envious of your country's stable governance, whether it is in the western border or the eastern Elam. Whether it was the northern mountains or the southern Sumerian cities, Camet's achievements were obvious to all.』
Horus replied politely,"Where?" This was because my father, Osiris and Seth, were greedy for power when they first received the authority from the chief commanders of Sinadi. They did not generously share their power with the ordinary people like Zeus, the benevolent master of Helen."When it came to my generation, I naturally inherited their traditions. With only one source of command and one target of worship, the people on the ground would be much simpler. However, this also meant that I would have to endure more alone. It was just that using this method would make it easier to control the farmers on the ground.』
Apollo stepped forward and said,"Yes, my father Zeus did the same at first. He was the only one who gave orders." But later, he realized that if he wanted to help with such complicated situations and details on this land, there were many meticulous places that he could not detect alone, so he divided the authority further. Today, it went up to Zeus 'relatives, down to the spring fairy, the tree elf, the sea fairy, Pan, Satir, the centaur, and the heroes of those countries. They walked everywhere, helping the tiny corners and lives that Zeus could not see. But today, the more people involved, the more chaos it caused. We can't understand this.』
Horus said," I understand Zeus 'original intention, but I'm afraid that when we reach Uruk, the arrogant class will not spend too much time to understand you. Think about it, although your father and I can be called dukes in this border area, we are the largest in our jurisdiction. But in Uruk, we are at most ninth-level priests. The chief envoy was only an eighth-grade priest. In Sumer, the City Lord of every city had the power and authority of a level seven priest. In Uruk's priestess system, level seven, eight, and nine were the lowest ranks-the psionic ranks. " As for the members of the Salaf Council of Elders, who are at the highest level of holiness, they have the power to almost change the structure of this world. People in those positions wouldn't spend too much time listening to our explanations.』
Nephthys served everyone a meal. After that, they set off together.
Note:
Selmai Bay: In Greek, he said,"Eh?"κ??Κ?λπο?，It was a bay on the northern shore of the Aegean Sea, located in northern Greece.
Mount Olympus: Greek:λυμπο?，It is the tallest mountain in Greece. It is located on the north bank of the Aegean Sea, about 100 kilometers away from the second largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki. In Greek mythology, Olympus is the mountain of God. The original meaning of "Olympus" comes from "the place of light".
Nymph: Greek: nu? In English: Nymph was a secondary goddess in Greek mythology. It was sometimes translated as an elf or a fairy. It was also regarded as a member of the fairies. It appeared in the mountains, fields, springs, the sea, and other places. It was usually the image of a beautiful girl who liked to sing and dance.
New Year Festival: THE Akitu/Akitum/AkitoFestival, one of the oldest recorded festivals in the Middle Ages of the Middle Ages
The Twelve Priests were the Twelve Gods, also known as the Dodekatheon. Δωδεκ?θεο?; From ancient Greek: The most important gods of Greek mythology and religion. They lived on the sacred Mount Olympus and were led by Zeus to defeat the Titans and take over the world.
Salaf: Seraph, or transliterated Salaf; The Roman Church translated it as Seraphen, while the Roman Church and the Orthodox Church translated it as the Angel of Love. Hebrews: ???, the number of number of the number Seraph (singular, Seraphim) was a six-winged angel mentioned in the Old Bible. It also appeared in different Middle Eastern works and was regarded as a god. Judaism believed that such angels had the appearance of humans, while Roman Theology classified seraphim as the highest level of the heavenly rank, the Holy Rank.
Ancient Greek: ??ρμ??，Hermes, also known as Hermes or Hermes. He was the son of Zeus and Maia, and one of the twelve gods of Olympus. Compared to Mercury in Roman mythology, he was the god of borders and travelers who crossed borders. He was also in charge of shepherds and cowherds, debate and spiritual tongue, poetry and words, sports, weight and measurement, invention and commerce, and the god of cunning thieves and liars.
[Zeus: Ancient Greek: Z?]，Zeuss, Greek: Delta?α?，Días, or Zeus, was the supreme god who ruled the universe in ancient Greek mythology. Jupiter is the origin of Jupiter's name
Mycenae, Ancient Greek: Μυκ? Wa, modern Greek: Mupa?νε?，It is the ruins of an Aegean civilization city on the Argos Plain in the northeast of the Peloponnese Peninsula in Greece.
Troya: Τρο? ? What about?λιο?，Ilum), a city-state in the northwest of Asia Minor (present-day Turkey) in the ancient Greek era. Its ruins were discovered in 1871 AD.
Horus, also known as Heru-sa-Aset, Hrw, Hr, and Hor-Hekenu, was the patron saint of the Pharaohs in ancient Egyptian mythology and a symbol of royalty. His image was a god with a falcon head and a human body.
Asina: Modern Greek: Alpha theeta nu?、Athena was the goddess of wisdom and war in Greek mythology. She was one of the twelve gods of Olympus. Athena was the goddess of craftsmanship, art, wisdom, and military. She was also the guardian of agriculture, gardeners, sculptors, architects, and urban heroes.
Peloponnese: Greek: Pi epsilonni?ννησο?，Romanized: Peloponnisos, is a southern Greek Peninsula.
Achaean: Achaean (Greek: Αχαιο?），It was also the collective name of the Greek army in Homer's epic, the Iliad. Another name that could be used in exchange was Danaans. More specifically, Homer used Achaia to refer to the land of Agamemnon.
Prometheus: Prometheus; Ancient Greek: Pi o Mu Mn Ce??，In Greek mythology, he was one of the gods of the Titans, and his name meant 'presence'. He was the daughter of Gaia and Uranus, the mother of the earth, and the son of Themis and Iapetus
Kazbek Mountain: Kazbek, Kazbek Mountain.??????? ??????????，Ossetian: Ce? The volcano is located on the border of North Ossetia and is one of the main mountains in the Caucasus region.
[General Envoy: Archangel, three levels below the "Heaven Rank" of the Roman Church, second in the Holy Spirit Rank.] Archangels, also known as archangels, came from the Greek word, a?：(primary) and (primary)? (Messenger, the prototype of the English word 'angel')
Poseidon: Ancient Greek: Pi o e i 8? Poseidon, also known as Poseidon, was the God of the Sea in Greek mythology, the brother of Zeus. Its symbol is the Poseidon Trident.
Argos: Greek:ργο?，Argos, also known as Argos, was a city in Greece, northeast of the Peloponnese.
Perseus (Greek: Perseus) Περσε??; In Greek mythology, he was the son of Zeus and Danae.
Gorgon (Gorgon) was a female monster with sharp teeth and poisonous snakes on its head.
[Mighty Envoy: Strength Envoy] Virtues, in latin: Virtutes), originally known as Malakim and Talshishism in the two rivers and in the hebrew language, which meant noble and pure virtue. Therefore, it was often translated as the angel of virtue, the angel of god, the angel of virtue, and the angel of morality. The orthodox church translated it as the angel of virtue, which belonged to the second class (the fifth of the nine levels).
Heracles: Ancient Greek:ρακλ??，Hāraklās, derived from Hāra 'Hera' and kleos 'glory', which was the glory of Heracles being called Hera. Heracles was the greatest demigod hero in Greek mythology. He was an outstanding example of men and the ancestor of the great descendant of Heracles. Heracles was the twin brother born after Zeus seduced the granddaughter of Perseus and the wife of Thebes 'general, Amphitryon's son, Iphicles.
Thessalia: Θεσσαλ? Thessalia is located in the north-central part of Greece, with a total area of 14037 square kilometers.
Thebes (Greek: Θ?βα，[? Thebes, or Thebes, was the place where the stories of Cadmus, Oedipus, Dionysus, and the Seven Generals attacked Thebes and Teisias took place, so it played an important role in Greek mythology.
Nereids, a sea goddess in Greek mythology, referred to Poseidon's wife, Amphitrite.?μφιτρ?τη,Amphitrite）
Son of Zeus and Leto, god of light, healing, music, poetry, prophecy, archery, sun, and fortitude.
Daughter of Zeus and Leto, twin sister of Apollo, goddess of hunting, art, purity, knowledge, moon, archery, and the patron saint of all animals.
The son of Zeus and Hera, the god of war, violence, and bloodshed.
Ambrosia referred to the food of the gods in Greek mythology. It was also described as a drink, and it was even described as an ointment applied to the body. In Greek, ambrosia meant immortality, so it was generally believed that eating ambrosia would grant eternal life.
Sumer: Akkadian: The first to use this name were the Akkadians. The Sumerians called themselves the " Blackheads ", and they called the place where they lived " the place of the King of Civilization."
Gaphetto: Crete, Greek: Κρ? Tao n, Romanized: Kriti/Crete, Old Translated Germi, also known as Caphitos in the Bible, in Ancient Hebrews: ?????，Translated by: Caphtor
Helipolis (Ancient Greek: ?λιο?πολι?），In the old testament, Shemesh was the name the ancient greeks gave to the ancient Egyptian city of On, which meant 'City of Helios' or 'City of the Sun'.
Atreus: Atreus, Atreusτρε??）In Greek mythology, the son of Pelops and Hippodamia, the brother of Dyestes, and the king of Mycenae.
Menelaus:λαο?，He was the king of Sparta in Greek mythology, the son of Atreus, the younger brother of Agamemnon, and the husband of Helen.
Hellen: Ancient Greek:λ? Un, Helénée, English: Helen of Troy was the daughter of Zeus and Leda in Greek mythology. She was known as the most beautiful woman in the world. She eloped with Paris, the prince of Troy, and triggered the Troy War.
Agamemnon:γαμ?
Isis: Ancient Greek:σι?; The original Egyptian pronunciation was more like Aset or Iset. She was a goddess in ancient Egyptian religion. She was the eldest daughter of the God of Earth, Gaib, and the God of Heaven, Nut. She was born on the fourth leap day and married her brother, Osiris.
Osiris: Osiris was the King of Hell in Egyptian mythology. One of the Nine Pillar Gods, one of the most important gods in ancient Egypt, and the father of Horus.
Seth: Set, also known as Seth or Setekh. In Egyptian mythology, he was originally the god of strength, the god of war, the god of storms, the god of deserts, and the god of the outer lands. He was the brother of Osiris and the uncle of Horus. He lost his power in a battle with Horus.
Pan was the Shepherd God in Greek mythology. The Shepherd God Pan was the son of Hermes, the messenger of the gods, and the original meaning of the name was everything. a god of woods, fields, and flocks, having a human torso and head and goat legs, horns, and ears
Satyrus (in Greek) Σ? The goatman was generally regarded as an elf who was a composite of Pan and Dionysus in Greek mythology. Generally speaking, they were the followers of Dionysus, the god of wine.
Centaur, also known as the Centaur tribe, was said to be the descendants of Ixion and Nephele, the fairy of the clouds.
Nephthys, also known as Nephthys, was the patron saint of the dead in Egyptian mythology. She was also the god of fertility. Her husband was Seth, and her sons were Anubis and Upuot.
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