Suye nodded. "I believe that something eternal and invincible exists, and that there is some kind of absoluteness. But it definitely isn't a person or living being, nor is it a specific material. It may even be something our eyes can never see. Stars can collapse, and everything is decaying. Of all the things our eyes can see, our fingers can touch, our noses can smell, and our ears can hear, what is eternally unchanging? Name one. Just one."
The Goddess of Hunting opened her mouth, then closed it again and fell into deep thought.
Hermes said, "The Infinite Plane Will is eternal and unchanging."
"Have you ever seen it with your eyes?"
Hermes said, "My Father's Great Power is eternal."
"Back then, people said the same about your grandfather Cronus and your great-grandfather Uranus. What happened to them?"
"But I firmly believe that my father is eternally great." Hermes raised his head.
"Even if his divine avatar falls?"
"Even if his divine avatar falls!" Hermes's voice rang out with absolute conviction.
Suye nodded. "Good. Then let's make a wager of oaths. If you have never doubted Zeus in your entire life, if you always believe in him and always consider him invincible and eternal, then I'll die. But if you have ever had doubts in your heart, you'll die. Do you dare?"
The Goddess of Hunting turned to look at her younger brother.
Hermes was silent for several seconds before saying, "If your eyes cannot see eternity, then how can you determine what is eternal?"
Suye pointed at his own head. "Through thought, our minds can see eternal laws, truths, and concepts."
"Are they higher than Zeus?" Hermes smiled.
"Far higher."
"Then do you dare make an oath with me? Do you dare say that, from beginning to end,