Because of this wedding, the most competitive opponents had been kicked out of the game before they had time to be happy, let alone appeal on behalf of Zeus.
And His Majesty the King of Gods, having just lost a Divine Incarnation, would probably need some time to recover before he could walk the Lower Realm again. Meanwhile, they could take advantage of this gap to extend their influence into the few city-states that worshipped Zeus.
As their thoughts became clearer, the deities who were enjoying themselves at the banquet began to find the wine and food exceptionally delicious.
The wedding scene, abuzz with merriment and festivity, was vibrant with the clinking of cups being exchanged.
In a corner, Luo En looked up towards Mount Olympus in the stars and poured out a cup of nectar as a salute to the prematurely departed Divine King.
He was well aware that Eris was the chief culprit behind the Golden Apple incident, and that His Majesty the King of Gods had not instigated it.
