Lightning streaked across the sky, and at that moment, Zeus's vigilance had reached its pinnacle.
Despite his verbal disdain for Gaia, Zeus still regarded his great-grandmother with considerable seriousness. After all, his previous victory over her could be attributed to the suppression of the Law, rather than actual brute strength.
So no matter what Gaia was doing now, Zeus had decided he couldn't afford to give her any more time to prepare. As for the monster that had been born alongside her, whose form was still hidden beneath the endless dust clouds... in fact, the Divine King didn't feel there was any conflict between them.
Who decreed that Gaia's offspring must be on the same side as her? The most straightforward example was right before him.
