In the era when Prometheus lived, the gods often waged war, and the division of power was unclear. Additionally, deities from other parallel dimensions would also descend upon the Prime World.
The true gods, preoccupied with warfare, left the weaker deities to enslave humanity. Some would readily impose "divine punishments," which infuriated Prometheus.
Thus, Prometheus really had a poor impression of the gods.
Hera looked at Prometheus seriously and said, "Prometheus, over these years, we have lived in the Divine Realm and rarely intervened in the affairs of humans in the Prime World, so there has been no taking of human lives or issuing divine punishments."
Prometheus and Hera locked eyes, and he said, "You high-ranking gods aren't considered human, are you?"
Hera smiled and asked, "Why would you say that, Prometheus?"
Prometheus fell silent.
He vaguely remembered a saying: all below the high-ranking gods are mere ants.
