Chapter 28 A Journey Together and the Splendor
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Undoubtedly, however one may judge Prometheus from other perspectives, his partiality towards humans was truly genuine.
Perhaps there were other thoughts mixed in, such as a secret delight in the rise of his divine power, but that wasn't the main reason. He liked his own creation, so he was willing to do things for them and always considered things from their perspective—that was the reason for everything he had done in the past, was doing now, and would do in the future.
Thus, Prometheus returned to the place where he created humans, a plain in the eastern region of the continent, not too far from the sea. He flew high into the sky to observe from a god's perspective where there were cattle and sheep, and where the grains were, then guided humans to retrieve them.