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Zeus: The Great Ruler

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Zeus was the ruler of the Olympian gods and ruler of the sky he defeated his father, Cronus, and then drew lots with his brothers Hades, and Poseidon, in order to see who would take their father's throne.Zeus won the draw and became the supreme leader.
Many years ago Zeus was very mad at Typhon his enemy so he declared war and that was because Typhon had been talking to his wife Hera so Zeus did not like that. So he went to fight him, But if Typhon won there would be no night because he hates it, and Zeus has to change it if he loses. Typhon wanted to fight soon so a couple days later Zeus and Typhon started to fight and they were just going back and forth and then all of a sudden Nyx(which means nocturnal who loves the night) the daughter
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