With Perseus's advice, Rhea gave birth to Zeus in the secrecy of Crete, far away from the eyes or ears of Kronos. Rhea gave Kronos a rock, shrouded in Mist, to swallow instead. Kronos took the rock, not seeing it for what it really was, and swallowed it.

Perseus kept his disguise as a Titan, and in doing so, was able to make sure that everything went the way it was planned. He took the job of a cup-bearer, so he was able to hear what was going on in the throne room. Under his guise of cup-bearer, Perseus was able to sneak Rhea out to visit Zeus. Perseus never accompanied Rhea, seeing as that would cause suspicion.

After many years, Zeus was finally ready to overthrow his father as Ouranos foretold. Perseus told Rhea to get Zeus to disguise himself as a Titan; one that looks similar to Perseus's disguise. The disguise needed to be similar to Perseus's so that they could switch without causing suspicion.

     Kronos didn't suspect a thing until Hestia, Hera, Demeter, Hades, Poseidon, and a rock shrouded in Mist was on the floor. The rock, having served its purpose, now looked like a regular rock.

Zeus ushered his siblings out of the throne room and got them to Crete. During this time, Perseus started preparing for the end of the Reign of the Titans and the beginning of the Era of the Gods.

The Gods traveled down to the Underworld to meet with the Elder Cyclops. The Cyclops gave Zeus, Poseidon and Hades weapons. Zeus got a weapon called the Master Bolt, and was able to harness electricity. Poseidon got a trident, and was able to create storms at his command. Finally, Hades got the Helm of Darkness, enabling him to essentially turn invisible using shadows and radiate fear.

The young Gods left the Underworld to return to Crete and start planning. It might have been the end of the Reign of the Titans, but it was the beginning of a war.

Hey guys, I'm doing my best to get one chapter out per day, but I might sputter out... (EDIT: lmao guess who sputtered out big time–) Anyways I'll try my best.  Comment please! And thank you so much for reading this!
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Published 3/19/2020