Only the Divine King himself knew he couldn't really talk about having any certainty of success. Zeus still trusted his sister's judgment, and since Hestia had said that the opponent was stronger than every deity present, it was likely that he was no exception.
Zeus didn't know if Hestia had taken into account his most prized weapon, but deep down, he had quietly made a decision.
Previously, before the gods had created Pandora, he had felt a vague premonition. Over time, this premonition grew stronger, but he gave up searching for its source.
Because along with this intuition, came a warning from the Divine Authority in the dark recesses of his mind.
In the past, Zeus had been engrossed in the joy of discovering the mysteries of faith. He thought time was on his side, but now it seemed that it might not be the case.
