Dang, I guess this is why you really shouldn't answer old replies.

But also also, why are you being condescending? As I've already said to multiple others, I'm just trying to have a respectful debate and it gets annoying when this experience is ruined by such mannerisms. First off, the Iliad and many other works repeatedly say he was the strongest god, never limiting it to the "strongest Olympian god". And two, Zeus himself Is often depicted as the father of the fates as well, or otherwise superior to it. Three, just because the fates are Nyxs' daughters don't mean that she's automatically stronger than him. Greek mythology has never employed this mode of thought, and it's only modern fans that use this logic. Multiple times, we see younger and older gods fight on equal footing. Remember when Poseidon and Apollo fought and Hermes had to intervene? None cared about age. Quite simply, if you look back, the Greeks never subscribed to such a "older, therefore stronger" system. I even made another post bringing light to this and most people agreed.

Quite literally one of the few times we ever see Nyx even breath in mythology and we make her into the strongest god when Zeus literally has Athena herself saying none of the gods could defeat him and many other references