As soon as King Zeus of the Greek Celestial Court spoke, Odin, the Chief God of the Nordic Pantheon, was immediately seething with anger.
Eventually, Odin, the Chief God of the Nordic Pantheon, stiffened his neck and retorted to his good buddy, King Zeus of the Greek Celestial Court, "If it weren't for my Divine Ravens and bodyguard wolves being absent, how could I have fallen for their tricks?"
When Chief God Odin of the Nordic Pantheon said this, King Zeus of the Greek Celestial Court immediately scoffed.
Zeus: "Odin, look at you, you can't even keep your 'personal equipment' in check—how do you expect anyone to respect you? If you ask me, it won't be long before your position as a Chief God changes hands."
At this point, Zeus, the Lord of the Greek Celestial Court, let out another schadenfreude-filled laugh.
Zeus: "From my perspective, it was the wisest decision for your Divine Ravens and bodyguard wolves to leave."
