Jason had yet to equate the two, but Rosinante's question gives him pause. He's got a point. The World Eaters probably aren't gods (at least none he is familiar with) but they are clearly on par with them or at least near enough.

"Maybe? But fighting a god is the same as fighting anything else...I mean obviously it's A LOT harder, but you still have to get some of the basics. For instance, it's easier if you have a strategy and a plan...if you know what their weaknesses are and you have the right people and tools to do so. We couldn't have done what we did against Gaea if we didn't have the abilities that we did, if we didn't know her weakness and could also exploit that weakness to take her down." It was the timing of each demigod being around at the right time and using their ability in the right way -- even those who hadn't taken part directly in the fight had still had a role that was integral to everything working out the way it had.

He takes a deep breath, "Power doesn't mean a lot if you don't know how to use it the right way. We have a lot of powerful people here...but without the right information, I'm not sure how we can take down something like the World Eater."