Chapter 53: The Eye of the Sea_3

Gods do not necessarily need to possess human virtues, Cohen could understand. Yet, as much as he understood, it became even harder for him to reclaim the reverence he once had for the gods, especially toward a god who viewed him as an ant in conversation and claimed that they needed no reason to destroy mortals.

After all, perhaps other gods felt the same way.

"Let's go. If you want to learn, I can teach you, although there are some things I hardly understand myself,"

"For now, let us enter the city and see what has exactly happened recently."

As for the Forethinker who left earlier, as the creator of Bronze Humanity, he was supposed to frequently stay in the human tribes; Cohen felt that he would eventually meet him again.

When that time came, he could also consult this wise deity among gods on some questions that had troubled him for a long time.

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On Mount Olympus, the gods were all gathered together.