Of course, for Helios, these things could not harm him. He had never been here in the past, so naturally, he felt no change in this place. He was only here to search for Mother Earth, and indeed, he found no trace of Gaia here.
Previously, the God of Sun had already visited the Fields of Truth, and there, he had successfully met Hades and the long-missing Persephone. However, contrary to his expectations, the bride who had been forcefully taken did not seem excited or joyful upon seeing him, quite the opposite, in fact.
Throughout the conversation, Helios always felt that the other party was a bit... disdainful? Nevertheless, the God of Sun had still completed half of his mission for this trip.
He conveyed the opinions of the pantheon gods and the Divine King's tactful advice. Zeus had no intention of convicting Hades because of this, but the incident indeed affected the interests of all deities.
And, unexpectedly again, Hades was quite agreeable to this matter.
