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It would cause them a great deal of pain i think, but the gods are immortal unless all the stand for is lost. IIt would likely work just like it did with prometheusPrometheus, it would just grow back. Granted Prometeus, Prometheus just lost his liver every day, not his head. Also, Zeus had his skull split open to get rid of the headache that was Athena, and that worked out fine.

It would cause them a great deal of pain i think, but the gods are immortal unless all the stand for is lost. I would likely work just like it did with prometheus, it would just grow back. Granted Prometeus just lost his liver every day, not his head. Also, Zeus had his skull split open to get rid of the headache that was Athena, and that worked out fine.

It would cause them pain, but the gods are immortal. It would likely work just like it did with Prometheus, it would just grow back. Granted, Prometheus just lost his liver every day, not his head. Also, Zeus had his skull split open to get rid of the headache that was Athena, and that worked out fine.

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It would cause them a great deal of pain i think, but the gods are immortal unless all the stand for is lost. I would likely work just like it did with prometheus, it would just grow back. Granted Prometeus just lost his liver every day, not his head. Also, Zeus had his skull split open to get rid of the headache that was Athena, and that worked out fine.