I mean, five gods in one stomach-dang. That's enough for doubles tennis, including a ref. They'd been down there so long, they were probably hoping Kronos would swallow down a deck of cards or a Monopoly game.
In "Percy Jackson's Greek Gods," Rick Riordan humorously describes a scene where several gods are trapped in a confined space, likening their situation to a doubles tennis match complete with a referee. The imagery of five gods 'in one stomach' suggests a chaotic and cramped environment, highlighting the absurdity of their predicament.
The gods have been in this uncomfortable situation for a prolonged period, leading to whimsical thoughts of wanting distractions, like a deck of cards or a board game. This reflects a lighthearted tone, emphasizing the comical aspects of ancient myths and the quirks of the gods as envisioned by Riordan.
