After cursing Zeus out, Gaia completely ignored the increasingly frenzied expression on Zeus's face.
She shook her head disdainfully, then turned around and left directly with her remaining brothers.
Behind the enraged, nearly insane Zeus, the gods widened their eyes and stared blankly at Gaia and the others' retreating backs.
They were waiting, waiting for something even they themselves could not quite explain!
For instance, they hoped Zeus would do something irrational in his rage!
That way, those who supported Zeus would gain more confidence in him because he had the courage to put his anger into action!
And those who did not support Zeus were looking forward to seeing Zeus lose control, only to inevitably be punished by Chaos and the other gods!
However, after taking countless deep breaths, Zeus ultimately did nothing.
Watching Gaia and the others disappear into the distance.
Zeus left without a word, never looking back as he departed from this damned mountain now named King of Gods Mountain, a mountain representing the friendship forged through battle between Zeus and the foreign King of Gods, Heisenberg!
After Zeus left, the gods looked at one another in complete dismay.
They looked at one another, yet the meanings in their gazes were not the same.
Take Hera, for example. Nearly every god looked at her with a trace of pity.
After all, Zeus had vented almost all of his meaningless rage upon the Queen of Gods.
As for Hestia, Artemis, Aphrodite, and the others.
The looks they gave Hera were deeply meaningful.
Their eyes were filled with one message: You did the right thing. Zeus is not worth it!
Aside from them, among all the gods present, only Athena's gaze remained as calm as ever.
Yet no one knew that beneath Athena's calm exterior.
Her heart had