Strange laws, an unfamiliar environment, and even a stranger self—all of these things were telling Zeus that he had fallen into a unique state.
He was pulled into a train of thought, reliving the most profound experiences of the owner's memory. Now, having lost physical form, he existed as pure consciousness attached to the body of the owner of these thoughts, and anything that was foreign to him could not be brought along.
As his consciousness observed the surroundings, Zeus watched as 'himself' moved perpetually forward. Unsurprisingly, the danger he had vaguely sensed before was probably here; his spirit was functioning at an unprecedented speed. He tried to break free from his current state but undoubtedly failed, for the force maintaining this residual thought seemed to stem not from its original owner alone but from a higher source as well.
