Even in the mythologies, the Greek deities are somehow more immortal than the Norse ones. He smiles at Thor's reply and raises his glass in a gesture of thanks. "I doubt he'd show up, anyway, or at least not the one I know. Too busy eating ambrosia on Olympus, pretending that he still rules over humanity."

Gods may not die, but a loss in believers can make them fade into obscurity, at least on the Titan's world. Zeus's name is remembered, but only in stories. There might be a few worshippers here and there, but not enough to keep him at his once ancient glory.

Aww, Thor, you're making Prometheus blush. He grins and elbows back good-naturedly. It's true, his family drama was pretty out of control in the beginning there. That's safe to assume, even if Thor only knows about his baby-swallowing uncle. Although taking into account what has happened to Thor and his people, Prometheus is perhaps a little grateful that life has been rather stable on his planet since the early years.

"Would you like to know more? I can tell you about all the ridiculous things Zeus has shape-shifted into over the years just to get laid."