New ZEUS: PercyJackson

As you guys know, I created my Patreon account a while ago. Now, let me remind you about the February offer on my Patreon.

Whoever joins in February—no matter the tier (whether Normal Human - $5 or High Human - $10)—will get access to all chapters and illustrations and there are 5 more fanfic there like G.O.D in Naruto,Vegeta Brother,New ZEUS: PercyJackson. But remember, this is only a February offer! After February, it will be closed and won't be available anymore.

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Jupiter groaned, sweat pouring down his face as he struggled to hold up half of the training universe on his back. His muscles burned, his bones ached, and his breath came in ragged gasps. It felt like mountains were pressing down on him, like the weight of existence itself was trying to crush him.

"Ha... ha... brother... it's too hard!" Jupiter panted, his legs trembling under the pressure.

Samael stood in front of him, arms crossed, his golden eyes sharp yet full of warmth. "It's nothing, little brother. Come on, take inspiration. You have to push further! More physical power, more endurance—you're going to be the leader of your brothers and sisters one day."

Jupiter gritted his teeth. "You mean the Olympian Gods, right?"

Samael smirked. "Exactly. If you can't handle this, how will you lead them?" His voice was steady, but there was pride in his tone. Samael loved his little brother—truly, deeply—but he wouldn't coddle him. Strength had to be earned, not given.

Jupiter let out a deep breath, adjusting his stance. The sheer weight pressing down on him made his knees buckle, but he refused to fall. He was Jupiter. He was supposed to be strong. He had to be.

"Brother," Jupiter spoke between deep breaths, "you said I have divinity, right? And that I've awakened it?"

"Yes, little brother. Why do you ask?"

Jupiter hesitated before speaking. "What's the difference between my divinity... and Father's?"

For the first time in a while, Samael paused. His expression shifted—his smirk fading into something more thoughtful. Then, he smiled, pleased that Jupiter wasn't just some reckless powerhouse. He had a mind too. "That's a good question," Samael said, his voice smooth and wise. "Listen carefully. In all of existence, there is only one true divinity—Father's. His divinity is not something borrowed or created; it simply is. What you call 'divinity' is actually the power to tap into concepts. You take power from them, shape them, and wield them. But they are not you. Father's divinity, however... is him. It is existence itself."

Jupiter's eyes widened. "Oh... now I get it. So all the concepts come from Father. That makes him the only true divine being, right?"

"Exactly." Samael stepped in again, his smirk returning. "But that doesn't mean your divinity is weak. Far from it. In fact, yours is terrifyingly powerful. Let's break it down."

Jupiter straightened, listening intently despite the crushing weight on his back.

"You, my little brother, hold dominion over the sky, order, justice, lightning... and destruction," Samael listed.

Jupiter nodded. "Yeah, I know, but... what does that actually mean? What can I do with it?"

Samael's eyes gleamed. "More than you think. Let's start with your Sky Divinity. It's not just about flying—you already do that. Your Sky Divinity gives you absolute control over the sky itself. That means:

You can manipulate clouds, storms, and wind.

You control the atmosphere itself—air pressure, temperature, even the very composition of the sky.

You can bend space, open portals, and travel anywhere instantly.

Your vision becomes supreme—anything under the sky, you can see, sense, and know.

Your presence alone will shake the hearts of men and gods alike—like the Conqueror's Haki in One Piece."

Jupiter's breath hitched. That was... a lot.

"Wait," he said, eyes narrowing. "Are you telling me that just my Sky Divinity alone can do all that?What Abou other"

Samael chuckled. "Oh, little brother... we haven't even touched on your Oder,Justice,Lightning or Destruction Divinity yet. This is just the beginning.Now Stop With Physical Training i will start your Divinity Training First with Sky then i will tell about other and teach you"

Jupiter's heart pounded. He had always known he was strong. But this... this was something else.

"Now," Samael said,

his golden eyes closed as he opened them and as he pointed toward a clear, floating planet in the distance.Which is Inside training multiverse—a place used to train angels to master their father created ny their Father , filled with planets, realms, and harsh environments meant to forge warriors.

Jupiter turned to look at it, his bright eyes full of curiosity. "Yeah, I see it, brother!"

"Let's go," Samael said, and in an instant, he moved—faster than light, faster than thought itself. It was as if he had teleported. One moment he was next to Jupiter, the next he was already there, standing on the surface of the planet.

Jupiter blinked. "Whoa! How did you move so fast?!"

Samael chuckled. "That wasn't even that fast, little brother." He folded his arms. "Let me explain something. You have divinity, right? But angels… we don't need divinity for this. We can already do all these things because we are connected to Father."

Jupiter nodded. "Yeah, I get it now, big brother."

Samael smiled at his little brother's enthusiasm. "Alright, let's start your Sky Divinity training."

"Yes! I'm ready!" Jupiter grinned, his excitement bubbling over.

"Good. Now, close your eyes and try to sense what you can control," Samael instructed. "Focus on the sky, the weather, the very air around you."

Jupiter took a deep breath and shut his eyes. He knew he could be goofy sometimes—he had that laid-back, fun-loving side—but when it came to fighting and mastering techniques, he was sharp. He had always been good at this.

He focused. He reached out, not with his hands, but with his mind, his soul.

He felt it.

The vast sky above him, the currents of air shifting, the endless molecules of air moving as if dancing in the atmosphere. Oxygen. Nitrogen. Air pressure. Even the cosmic space surrounding the planet—he could feel it all.

He pushed further.

Slowly, the air bent to his will. He twisted it, compressed it, expanded it. He created vacuums, then filled them. He shifted air pressure so suddenly that shockwaves rippled through the sky.

Then, he went deeper.

He felt the nature beneath him. He reached into the earth through the sky and willed it to move. Plants began to grow, stretching toward the Sky. Water—once wild and uncontrolled—started to flow smoothly, bending to his silent command.

He wasn't just controlling the sky. He was understanding it.

Then, something clicked.

Jupiter's mind expanded. His senses sharpened. He realized he could see everything under the sky—every movement, every change in the wind, every living thing breathing beneath the Sky.

And then—he stopped time.

For a brief moment, everything paused. The sky itself obeyed his will, frozen in place. Clouds halted mid-drift. The wind fell silent. The world stood still.

Then, time resumed.

Jupiter gasped, his heart pounding. His eyes snapped open, glowing with raw power. He was grinning ear to ear. "Brother… I did it!"

Samael smirked. "Looks like you've got the hang of your Sky Divinity, little brother."

Jupiter laughed, stretching his arms. "Man, that was insane!"

Samael nodded. "Good. Now… let's move on to your next divinity."

Jupiter grinned, his excitement only growing. "Alright! What's next?!"

Samael's smile turned sharp. "Order."