Why had Andrew brought Athena to Mount Olympus? Was he really playing conqueror? Uh, that was reading too much into it. He had come to Mount Olympus to bring the other gods under his command.
Not every god excelled at combat. The God of Literature, the God of Art, the God of Music, and others had never gone to support Zeus. They had stayed on Mount Olympus all along.
If Andrew wanted to establish a New Pantheon, he naturally had to subdue all the Old Gods. Any who refused would simply become sacrifices for the New Pantheon.
There was no need to dwell on the process. Zeus was dead, and Andrew had even captured the Titans alive. Those gods trembled before him and soon all surrendered.
Next, Andrew took control of Mount Olympus's core, gaining complete mastery over the Divine Mountain.
Seven days later, the Old Pantheon would be buried here, and the New Pantheon would be born in its place. Unlike the self-serving Old Pantheon, the New Pantheon would put humanity first.
"Those gods are used to looking down on everyone. Most of them are unwilling to serve humans. Still, that's not much of a problem. They're noncombatant gods, timid enough that they won't dare try anything."
Athena spoke, and Andrew nodded. "Try to get them to genuinely help humanity as much as possible. That will let humanity develop better and make the New Pantheon stronger."
"I'll handle that."
Athena nodded. Then the two arrived at the Council Chamber of the Gods. The chamber stood above the white clouds, its seats arranged in a circle. Apart from Zeus's slightly elevated seat, all the seats were equal.
Andrew sat down in Zeus's Divine Throne without hesitation. Then he said, "We can keep this council chamber, but we need a rule: