Battle of the Gods

Paris goes with Hera to Athens and the temple of Athena, where Hera talks to Athena and informs her, Athena is furious and says that this is a great betrayal and if Hercules has killed other gods then she cannot tolerate such a traitor in her city.

They go to Hercules' palace, where Andromache and Briseis are now also present. The night before they were there, Andromache slept with him in Atalanta's room and while the two were immersed in sex, lust and pleasure, Briseis took the opportunity and entered Hercules' hall and hid there the bow with which Ares was killed, the dagger with which Hephaestus was killed and the horn that woke the Kraken from its sleep.

Hera and Paris entered Hercules' palace and Hera told him Hercules' accusations. Hercules laughed and mocked Hera that he had not committed such a betrayal, but if you want, you can search.

So Hera ordered her two maids and Paris to search. Finally, they opened a chest and took out the weapons. After seeing the weapons, Hera became furious and stabbed Hercules in the heart, killing him. Then Atalanta and Hercules' soldiers attacked Hera for ****. But Hera, in anger, raised a storm and destroyed them all.

Then they returned to Olympus.

At night, Andromache woke up and saw Briseis by her side. Briseis explained to her what had happened. Andromache rejoiced at the **** of Hercules and the discord that had arisen among the gods, although her closeness to Atalanta was only a deception, but in a way Atalanta's **** saddened her. Briseis also explained that Hera and Paris had returned to Olympus to take **** on Zeus and it was better for them to leave as soon as possible.

On Olympus, Hera faced Zeus and a fierce battle ensued. Zeus, who was more powerful than Hera, finally knocked her to the ground and intended to thrust his weapon, the thunderbolt, into Hera's chest, but Paris, who had now regained his weapons and his abilities in hunting and shooting had increased, attacked Zeus with a bow in the same way that he had killed Achilles. From a great distance, he first shot Zeus in the heel and immediately shot two arrows at him at the same time, which hit him in the back.

Zeus turned to attack the archer but did not see him. Suddenly, an arrow pierced his heart. He screamed and shot a powerful bolt of lightning at the point of the arrow, but Paris, with his hunting skills, had already changed his position and was ready to shoot another arrow at him.

Zeus, who was very angry and wounded, was looking for the archer when suddenly Hera stabbed him in the heart from behind and killed him.

With the **** of Zeus, Paris and the other 8 Olympian gods came to Hera. Hera was the most powerful goddess left and on the other hand, she was the one who killed Zeus. So she introduced herself as the Queen of Olympus and the Queen of the Gods and took Zeus' place.