Zeus and Athena fell silent.
They had actually guessed as much, because their true bodies had never implanted any information about The Source in them.
Yet their true bodies needed The Source badly. If they had not given their avatars even a shred of information about it, how were the avatars supposed to find it? Their true bodies had not even formulated or assigned them a mission concerning The Source.
And yet, they knew for certain that The Source was something their true bodies required.
Then where did the The Source their true bodies needed come from?
"From the moment we were born, we were food. But whether we are The Source, whether we possess The Source, or whether we unknowingly attract The Source... we understand none of it.
"The Source is the highest form of food for our true bodies. Our knowledge contains no record of such a thing." Zeus felt rather apologetic inside.
Clearly, He-El wanted to know more about the true bodies in God's Domain, but the knowledge his true body had implanted in him contained very little about God's Domain.
For a moment, Zeus felt faintly uneasy. It was like the apprehension humans felt when looking up at him, the King of Gods, in the Divine Realm. Yet now, before He-El, Zeus was the human.
Whether in power or knowledge, Zeus knew he held no advantage whatsoever.
He could not even explain the specific circumstances of the Blood Domain, Heavenly Blood, the Speed Force Wall, or God's Domain. What he had said was merely a broad outline.
Even if he did not tell He-El those broad outlines, He-El would sooner or later leave this universe and learn them from any random person he encountered.
Zeus suddenly realized that he had no value at all to He-El.