It wasn't until now that Zeus saw 'himself' for the first time in his true form.
Hollow eye sockets, white flowing beard, he wore a helmet adorned with an eagle and was clad in golden armor, his appearance nearing middle age yet still exuding a formidable valor. 'Odin' grasped a long spear, his hand donned with the Draupnir gold ring. Even if it was merely an image recreated, Zeus could easily deduce that the divine lance was a divine artifact not a whit inferior to the Arrows of Thunder.
But all of this was an illusion, a mere echo of a past scene recreated in the confluence of powers from two realms. If Zeus had not arrived today, 'Odin' would have continued to repeat the same actions in his memory, in an eternal recurrence, until his power was finally exhausted. But when the Divine King of Chaos received the response of the world through the ritual, Asgard's last resistance was also crushed.
