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Zeus

A powerful member of the Divine Council whose recommendation opens a path into an older divine conflict.

Zeus sits on The Divine Council, where his recommendation opens a path into an older conflict involving his brother Hades.

The Greek Divine Realm

The Greek gods inhabit a divine realm whose earthly projection is Mount Olympus. Their realm exists beyond the physical mountain; climbing Olympus does not place someone in the gods' home. This mirrors Mithra's cosmic realm on Harā Bərəzaitī, which projects onto Alborz.

A Divided Divine History

Zeus also stands behind an earlier rupture in the expanded mythology. After the Battle of Salamis, he killed many Amazonians and barred their souls from the Greek heavens. Mithra intervened, sheltering both the dead and the living in her own realm, including Artemisia and her surviving warriors. The council therefore contains gods whose recommendations help Gord even while the consequences of their older conflicts remain active.

These connections are revealed in The Council's Call.

Spoilers for The Council's CallShow

Zeus proposes Mina to the council and reveals that she once worked for Hades as a supernatural headhunter whose victims were delivered directly into the underworld. When she tried to abandon that service, Hades punished her with immortality. Unable to age or die, she eventually entered a long sleep inside a coffin associated with Carmilla.

By presenting this history, Zeus identifies both Mina's usefulness and the danger surrounding her.

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