Question

After hearing what Zeus said, Hestia could not help but take two steps back, a trace of fear hanging on his face.

He knew that if Andrew said anything more, he would probably die at the hands of Zeus before Andrew made a move.

Andrew, who was standing at the side, saw the cowardly look of Hestia. The corners of his mouth rose slightly, and he said to Zeus.

"I didn't want to kill him, but before Hestia left, he said a few harsh words to me. I had no choice, so I killed Poseidon. Do you have any objections?"

When Zeus, who had a cold expression, heard what Andrew said, a hint of anger flashed in his eyes. However, he quickly suppressed that anger.

Then, he spoke to Andrew with a sincere expression.

"Poseidon deserved it. If he died, so be it. I hope you can be merciful and not hurt the others on the Mountain of Gods."