Even without deliberately unleashing his aura, Zeus felt like a towering mountain to them.
Even the mighty Lord of Light fell slightly short of that impression.
Of course, that did not mean the Lord of Light was weaker than Zeus.
On the contrary, it showed that Zeus had yet to fully master the power within him.
Even so, his power was far beyond anything the God of Death or the Mechanical God could reach.
"Honored Mother Goddess, Zeus pays his respects." The God King inclined his head slightly. Gaia's status was exalted: she was the mother of the entire Titan Race. Even if Zeus were ten times stronger, he still owed her due respect.
Gaia knew her own strength was lacking and did not put on airs. She immediately returned the greeting with the formal courtesy a weaker Titan showed a stronger one.
Zeus was pleased. This Earth Mother Goddess plainly knew where she stood.
But etiquette was a minor matter. As the Titan God King, he had come in person for the intelligence Gaia had brought.
As Lonanks's successor, Zeus had inherited not only his power but most of his memories.
In a sense, Zeus was a continuation of Lonanks's life.
He knew all too well why the last Divine War had been lost. He also knew of those mysterious, terrifyingly powerful beings whom even gods could neither comprehend, reach, nor investigate.
That was why Zeus had taken such an interest when the Earth Mother Goddess and the others arrived and secretly claimed to have information about "Them."
The God of Death and the Mechanical God remained where they were, while Gaia followed Zeus into a place of extraordinary secrecy.
It lay in the deepest reaches of the Titan World, where Lonanks had once hidden. Even They could not