After all... this new Thunder Scepter was not the law of thunder itself. The thunder stored within it would one day be exhausted, and when that time came, if Zeus wanted more, would he not have to seek Theron to foresee where the next thunderstorm would strike?
And Theron did not even need to predict anything. He possessed the true Thunder Scepter. Whenever he wanted thunder, he could have thunder.
So this so-called gift was merely a deeper layer of control over Zeus.
The wind god nodded with a complicated expression. He had understood everything completely and found the method truly ingenious.
He quickly bade farewell to Theron and the others, then headed down to the earth to find Zeus.
At this moment, Zeus was anxiously awaiting news.
After finally receiving the wind god's report, he discovered that it was not the Thunder Scepter, but merely an imitation.
Disappointment immediately appeared on his face, but his divine spark of wisdom told him that this was already the best solution they could think of.
Although he would not regain control over the law of thunder, he could at least regain this powerful force.
"Lord Theron said he was offering this divine artifact as thanks for my regard for Prometheus?" Zeus asked the wind god, seeking confirmation with some disbelief.
"Yes, Lord Theron did indeed say so." Not daring to delay, the wind god hurriedly added, "Lord Theron also said that if Your Majesty wishes to know when there will be thunder, you may ask him or Lord Prometheus at any time."
"Although this divine artifact is inferior to the Thunder Scepter, its power will not be much weaker."
The expression on Zeus's face shifted repeatedly, but in the end, he nodded and said, "I understand."
"Thank Lord Theron for his generosity