He established the authority of the Divine King with his own dignity, so as long as he remained the Sovereign of the Gods, Gaia would never rest easy. Therefore, at the end of Helios's narrative, Gaia looked at this child of Hyperion.
Compared to his father, Helios lacked that sense of ferocity and intensity, like a stone whose edges had been worn smooth, something anyone could hold in their hands.
But now he had taken the initiative to seek her out, perhaps this proved he had his own agenda? However, before that, Gaia needed to understand what grievance he had with Zeus that made him want to rebel against the other, even after witnessing the power of the Divine King.
He could not possibly have noticed the changes in himself recently, after all, even Gaia herself was surprised by it. So in the eyes of Helios, he was inferior to Zeus.
With doubts in her heart, Gaia then asked, and in front of her, the God of Sun gave an answer that left no room for questioning.
