Zeus

Zeus is a rebellious watcher who became the high-god of the Greek nations, ruling them from Mount Olympus. 
The original Zeus seemed to have a close relation to Mastema, the leader of the watchers, and often represented him in his absence during the meetings of the pantheon at Mount Hermon. The Canaanite gods, such as Ba'al and Molech, did not respect Zeus, considering him a pompous ruler from decadent Greece.
During the age of the early church another watcher, one of those who was trapped during the Flood of Noah and later released by Apollyon, the new form of Mastema, took the role of Zeus. In the time of two years this new Zeus had gained a lot weight, as he had enjoyed his privileges over Greek cities, and was seen as fat and pathetic in the eyes of Apollyon, his master.
In the end it was Zeus that betrayed Apollyon to the archangels during the end of days, due to the abuse he had to endure under Apollyon's mockery. Apollyon stated that there would be no forgiveness for Zeus and that he, like all other watchers, would be punished, but Zeus stated that knowing he took down Apollyon is good enough of a reward for him.
==Appearances==
*Jesus Triumphant
*Remnant: Rescue of the Elect
*Resistant: Revolt of the Jews
*Judgement: Wrath of the Lamb
Category:Characters
Category:Watchers
Category:Antagonists