<div style="text-align: justify;">Athena looked at Apollo with some curiosity when her brother mentioned evolving with the times. That would surely be a wise choice, and well... Athena was all about wisdom. She wasn't sure how her father would see that, though.<br/><br/>"I believe you are right, Apollo", she commented quietly.<br/><br/>Aphrodite smiled and shrugged. "Well, I can get behind that. People will always need beauty and love in their lives", she added, looking at her own nails.<br/><br/>As Hera commented on Ares, Athena fell silent for a moment. She wasn't really happy with the idea of getting humans warring, even though she was a warrior on her own right. She only fought for just causes, though, and justice was often a pretty big casualty whenever there was war.<br/><br/>"Maybe not now, Mother", Athena commented, her voice soft and respectful. "Humanity has changed a lot. They are not like they once were".<br/><br/>Zeus cut his daughter off, growing more and more annoying.<br/><br/>"This world is degenerate and rotten, I see no reason for us to change to suit them".<br/><br/>Athena stood up. She rarely spoke against her father, but this time, she disagreed and felt it was important.<br/><br/>"There is no reason for us to stay rooted in our ways and disappear!", she protested, looking around to see if she could convince her siblings to take her side. She suspected Apollo would side with her - after all, it had been his idea -, but had no idea about the others.</div>