In the eyes of the mortals of the Silver Age, this was the grandest, most lavish wedding feast.
Brilliant fireworks burst in the sky above the coast, countless stars blossoming in the night.
The mortals all said that the heavenly gods had brought a sacred wedding from the divine domain down to the mortal world.
This was a wedding between a goddess and a man, a banquet for mortals and gods.
The Olympian Gods sat high above the banquet, watching the wedding unfold on the dais.
God King Zeus and Queen of Heaven Hera occupied the seats of honor, their expressions somewhat distant toward one another.
The other gods took their seats according to their positions and strength.
The sea goddess Thetis and the Silver Age human hero Peleus received gifts from guests from every corner of the world on the ceremonial dais.
Rare treasures from the ends of the earth were displayed, but the gods showed little interest.
Yet when that dazzling Golden Apple was brought out, the eyes of every goddess present clung to it as though they had taken root.
It was not the Golden Apple itself they cared about, but who would receive it.
The Golden Apple was indeed a rare divine treasure, but the Divine Clan possessed the Four Seas. It was only a Golden Apple; it was not as though they had never eaten one before.
But there was only one title of fairest goddess!
Among the goddesses, Queen of Heaven Hera, Goddess of Wisdom and War Athena, and goddess of beauty Aphrodite all stared at the golden apple with shining eyes.
Like the most precious jewel in the world, the Golden Apple drew the attention of guests from every direction.
They had all heard the rumor that this rare and precious apple would