Greek Myth: Zeus Wants Me to Be His/Her (XXXX)????? Novel

Awakening within ancient Greek mythology's tapestry, I exist as Eros—a strikingly beautiful shepherd whose comfortable life masks an aching solitude. By the riverside, fate introduced me to a captivating woman whose beauty and spirit devastated me with electric force. Our connection erupted instantaneously into consuming passion. Then came the revelation. Following our fervent night together, the sky fractured into darkness. Standing before me materialized Queen Hera, the gods' supreme ruler. Yet the enchanting woman in my embrace spoke first, her expression tinged with cryptic allure. 'She is Queen Hera,' she declared mysteriously. Bewilderment struck me like a physical blow. Questions flooded my consciousness. 'Then who are you?' I asked, voice shaking. 'Hebe, the Goddess of Youth? Another divine being?' She simply shook her head. 'No,' she whispered tenderly, her lips curving into a knowing smile. 'I am Zeus, King of the Gods. Tell me... what do you desire to become for me?'

---This is a translation; all credits to the original author.---

Some debate the contradiction between genderbending and mythological authenticity, yet this deserves clarification: Zeus and early Greek deities embodied fluid gender expression throughout ancient texts. The protagonist's name carries profound meaning. Eros, the primordial god of love, symbolized the fundamental cosmic force of desire that initiated existence. Before Eros manifested, the gods reproduced without passion or intimate union. This tale explores an alternate reality where Eros never emerged, and Gaia herself fashioned Uranus from her own form.