High above the mortal realm, where human eyes could not reach, the gods had made the sky their home. They built their own world above, watching over mortals from their lofty abodes. Yet, this divine existence was not without its complications.
The gods, with their differing opinions and cultures, eventually separated themselves into distinct pantheons. This division helped maintain a semblance of harmony. Zeus, after overthrowing his father, established Olympus, an immense palace where he and his family resided, along with the other gods who became known as the Olympians.
But Zeus and the Olympians were not the only deities in the heavens.
