บท 377: Chapter 100: Blood in the Stone_2

Zeus, who had witnessed everything, did not say anything. The gods have revered the Primordial Gods not just for a day or two, much like the reason no deity is willing to venture to the Underworld, aside from its barrenness, is because it is wrapped in the essences of numerous Primordial Gods.

Gods, too, revere a mightier force, which is only natural. Of course, this is also why he tirelessly pursued power.

"Divine King, may I know why you have summoned us gods today? Is there something you wish to announce? I hope it's not that there's a problem with the Faith Laws that were just established."

As the God of Sun, Helios took his seat; he glanced around the hall, noticing some different arrangements.

His divine power was on the verge of breakthrough; for him, the most desired change was to have no change at all. Moreover, as a Titan deity born in a previous era, even to this day, Helios was not quite accustomed to the Olympian Gods' sense of time.