I was a priest in the city-state era

Chapter 108 Danae, the Human Wife of Zeus
After both Polydectes and Diketes were killed by Roy, the soldiers of Serifos lost their allegiance, and naturally there was no reason to continue fighting desperately.

Roy handed over the more than 200 Serifos soldiers who surrendered to Baiyang for management, and then returned to the palace castle on the top of the hill alone.

Palace hall.

When Roy came here, he saw Kaone leading a hundred Eleusis soldiers and confronting a group of Serifos soldiers.

Apparently learning that Polydectes and Diketes had returned to Serifos, these Serifos soldiers wanted to get back their queen and princess.

Seeing Roy walk into the hall, the eyes of both sides of the confrontation all focused on Roy.

Roy glanced at the Serifus soldiers who had surrendered and then resisted with cold eyes, then looked at Danae and the princesses beside her and said.

"I have killed Polydectes and Diketes, and now the island of Serifos is completely under our control."

When Danae learned that her husband was killed, and the princesses learned that their father was killed, the group of women immediately burst into tears of grief.

The soldiers of Serifos in the hall were also struck by lightning.

Originally thought that Polydectes and Diketes could defeat the invaders, so they would rebel after surrendering and wanted to take back the queen and princess. Unexpectedly, King Polydectes and Prince Diketes He would be killed by Roy.

Hearing the cries of Queen Danae and the princesses, the soldiers of Serifos in the hall put down their weapons, but their hearts were more desperate than Danae and the princesses.

Because they resisted after surrendering, they were reduced to slavery, if not killed.

Seeing Serifos soldiers surrender, Kaone was relieved first, then came to Roy and asked.

"Master, is your body injured?"

"Polydectes and Diketes are middle-aged people in their 40s, how can I get hurt by dealing with them?"

Roy turned around in front of Kaone, showing off his unharmed body.

Then Roy said in a low voice.

"Kione, tie the hands of these Serifos soldiers who surrendered for the second time with rope, and I will take them back to Athens as slaves."

Kaone nodded.

Kione also had no sympathy for the Serifos soldiers who rebelled after surrendering.

After the Eleusis soldiers took away the Serifus soldiers who had surrendered for the second time, Roy came to the crying Danae and the six princesses, and only then was he in the mood to look at them seriously.

In ancient legends, Mycenaean king Perseus was deified as the son of the king of the gods, and his mother Danae was also deified as the human wife of the king of the gods.

As the human wife of the king of the gods, Roy could see that the young Danae was as beautiful as Procne, Philomela, Harmonia, and Chione.

This beautiful queen, who is close to 40 years old, has a charming figure different from that of an unmarried girl because she has given birth to a child.

The Mycenaeans are descendants of nomadic peoples in the Phoenician region, so Danae's skin color is different from that of the southern European whites in mainland Greece, but her skin color is also very fair, belonging to the darker-skinned West Asians.

The bronze belt worn around her waist highlighted Danae's slender waist, but unfortunately she had given birth after all, and her waist was not as slender as Chione and Procne.

The sleeveless pure white robe wrapped her body, not only revealing her bare feet, but also a pair of white arms.

The years had barely marked Danae, making her look like a young woman in her 20s, but she was old enough to be a mother to Roy after all.

So Roy's gaze quickly shifted from Danae to the six princesses.

Not all of these six princesses are the daughters of Danae, only three princesses have a somewhat similar face with Danae, and the other three princesses are obviously not descendants of the Mycenaeans born by Danae.

Although these six princesses are young and beautiful girls, they are not as beautiful as Danae.

"Forget about Diketes' daughter! It's really disappointing that Danae's daughter didn't inherit her mother's beauty."

Hearing Roy's muttering, Kaone frowned and said.

"Master, have you taken a fancy to the beauty of Queen Danae and the six princesses? They are your trophies now, and you have the right to take them as your own."

Hearing the sourness in Kaone's words, Roy hugged Kaone in his arms and said.

"With you by my side, how can I fall in love with these beautiful women who lose to you."

"But you have been staring at Queen Danae just now."

"I was thinking—whether Danae should be presented as a spoil to my father-in-law Pandion."

Lowe explained.

"If I dedicate young princesses to my father-in-law, he will definitely think that these young princesses are about the same age as his own daughters, so he will refuse to accept the spoils. Danae is about the same age as my mother-in-law, and she is as beautiful as my mother-in-law , father-in-law should be willing to accept Danae. But I am a little worried that if I give Danae to father-in-law, it may destroy the relationship between father-in-law and mother-in-law, and I must take responsibility to comfort mother-in-law."

"Then you want to keep Queen Danae by your side?"

"No——I want to give Danae to my father-in-law! It doesn't matter if it destroys the relationship between my father-in-law and my mother-in-law. I will take the responsibility to comfort my mother-in-law, Mrs. Zeuksiper."

In a blink of an eye, it was evening.

After more than 400 Serifos soldiers were brought under control, Roy's soldiers began to search the palace for food, bronze utensils and other property as trophies.

Roy was lying on the throne in the hall with Chione in his arms, thinking about how to treat the residents of Serifos Island.

In the past, when Roy attacked the pirate village on Milos Island, he was able to order to kill all the men in the pirate village and take away all the women and children as trophies because it was a pirate village.

Serifos Island has more than 4000 residents, many of whom are innocent farmers, shepherds or craftsmen.

So Roy now has to face a problem, whether to relocate all the residents of Serifos Island to Athens and increase the population of Athens by 4000, or leave the 4000 population to Perseus and let them serve Perseus. Arceus provided taxes and soldiers.

"Leave the residents of Serifos Island to Perseus, and many of them will become Perseus' soldiers against me in the future!"

Thinking of this, Roy finally made a decision.

After unconsciously hugging Kaone's slender waist with his left hand, Roy said expressionlessly.

"Kione, I have made a very cruel decision. Tomorrow I will force all the residents of Serifos Island to relocate and transfer them to Athens by boat."

Hearing Roy's words, Kaone couldn't help but widen her eyes, remembering that the people of the Eleusis tribe were forced to migrate to Athens.

Although she felt sympathy for the residents of Serifos Island, Keone still held Roy's hands at her waist with her own hands and said.

"Master! You made the right decision, so I am willing to support you."

"You still call me master?"

Roy put his cheek against Kaone's small face and said.

"You help me win this war. As a reward, I will relieve you of your slave status, and you will no longer need to call me master."

(End of this chapter)