Greek Mythology: I'm Definitely Not a Great Villain!

When Dios awoke, he discovered that he had transmigrated. Born from his divine father's thigh, he gained plenty of good things: the favor of the previous King of the Gods and the status of a son of the current one. More importantly, he discovered that his bloodline was so closely tied to his father's that he could wield his father's mighty thunderbolts. That meant he could impersonate Zeus, the King of the Gods. After that, things started getting out of hand. When Poseidon was about to assault Medusa in Athena's temple, Dios cloaked himself in lightning and ordered Poseidon to take his own life, then mend his arrogant ways. While Zeus was away, Dios quietly cloaked himself in lightning, slipped into the bedroom of Hera, the Queen of the Gods, and stole her divine domains of childbirth and marriage. While Zeus slept, Dios cloaked himself in lightning, summoned the gods to a feast, and ordered them to drink wine that drove all of Olympus into a crazed frenzy. Years later, Zeus had become utterly wicked, while Dios was revered by the gods. On the day the fourth-generation King of the Gods took the throne, the gods looked at the two Zeuses and fell into deep thought. This book is also known as: Winter in Olympus, Don't Look Back, Queen of the Gods, I'm Really Zeus, Don't Worry, There's No Poison in the Wine The setting is primarily based on Greek Mythology and Theogony. [Dionysus has granted permission and guided the writing. This isn't just made up on a whim.]