<div style="text-align: justify;">Athena turned to Hephaestus and nodded to her brother. She felt bad for him, as his trade was considered outdated and useless in this modern world. Athena didn't think it this way, as she did ask him for her shield, helmet and everything else, but she knew that, apart from the old gods, nobody else really valued metalwork.<br/><br/>"Exactly, Apollo. They have weapons old Greeks would never even dream of. By pushing a button, they can destroy each other and Earth itself. I am not willing to even entertain the notion of another large scale war".<br/><br/>Hera's suggestion made Zeus narrow his eyes. He wasn't happy with that idea at all. He didn't think Athena was right either. There had to be another way to make everything work.<br/><br/>When Hades asked him what was truly going on, Zeus sighed. <br/><br/>"I thought you, of all people, would notice things are not as they once were", the god commented. <br/><br/>He took a look around the hall and then back to Hades. "I would like a word with you, brother". Zeus looked at his wife and the others. "Alone", he added, before completing - just in case Hera tried to argue. "That means you too, Hera".</div>