However, with Zeus present, they ultimately could not come to blows.
Zeus did not go on to select any second-category "God's Chosen."
The ones he had invited were all "kings," and royal authority was naturally opposed to divine authority. He could not possibly invite those kings to spread his faith.
However, he gave those "kings" the opportunity to become first-category "God's Chosen."
—Even though he already had Quintina Noth as a "God's Chosen."
But the prerequisite for becoming his "God's Chosen" was relinquishing one's own throne. For those "kings," this was another enormous test. Whether anyone would ultimately become Zeus's second "God's Chosen" might not be known until the Tea Party ended.
Next door to Zeus, in the venue of Hera, the "Queen of Heaven," they were still discussing domestic matters.
However, unlike yesterday's "domestic matters," today's discussions went deeper and touched upon the marriages of sons and daughters.
Hera was the "Goddess of Marriage and Childbirth," so the subjects she excelled at were naturally "marriage and childbirth."
In other words, she had great potential as a matchmaker. And she had clearly displayed an interest in that area.
As soon as today's noon tea gathering began, she seized upon several unmarried women in the venue and began talking about them, leaving those women terribly embarrassed yet unwilling to show the "Queen of Heaven" any displeasure.
However, as the discussion deepened and more people joined in, that awkwardness gradually faded.
By two in the afternoon, one member had even boldly revealed the person she admired, hoping that Hera, the "Queen of Heaven," could act as a matchmaker for her.
Hera showed intense interest in this, but she did not agree lightly. Instead, she said she would first assess the other person's character.
—That was what she said, but she mainly needed