Later that day.
~The Archetype and Vulcan~
"And that god left the child to the justice of the wild hunting winged bull with the head of a lion, Lamassu. But the child being the offspring of a god, a god himself, tamed and lured the monster with his innocence, until he had climbed on its back. The redhaired, neon-eyed child gave a loud shriek and the rage in him was intense and ripe enough to explode... The hot lava which had coursed from his remains burnt and melted the Lamassu. There go the story of the god who lived for three years... died with his foe... and at reincarnation, became the slave of the Lamassu who now takes the form of a Centaur, the father of the woman whom he loves."
Vulcan took a deep breath as the archetype stopped talking.
"That's a story stalked by grief and pain and anger."
He let out finally. She chuckled and held his hand. They were standing before the Palace surrounded by strong walls - fe
The Next Morning.~The Archetype and Vulcan~"Athena."He rolled in bed and crashed on a lady next to him by the left. His left arm, pressing on the tit of the lady. He didn't seem to get the best of that mood as he turned to the other side. He crashed against another lady. His left over the thighs of the lady.He mumbled again,"Athena."As he kept fighting to lie peacefully in the bed, surrounded by ladies, he didn't get the best of the mood. His eyelids began to pave gently, till his pupils caught the life of the day."Oh... goodness."He sighed as he began to realize what was happening. He had requested for maids to satisfy his pleasure yesterday. And he had been on the loose, pleasure-wise, until he passed out.Then suddenly, he felt a silhouette standing off the bed, obstructing the flow of the clamoring rays of sun. He looked towards the window and his eyes widened. He s
The Royal Hall.~Royalties~"Long live Athena, and her king."The three kings bent their backs forward in a gentle bow as Athena and Vulcan walked into the royal hall.Twas a large building within the great walls of the palace and had only a single room. The room was lit up in the golden rays of the standing lamps which were arranged at the corners of the room.There was a large table in the heart of the room around which there were long benches for whoever saw it fit to sit.There were numerous jars of mead lined on the table and wooden plates of steaks and venison. Rarely steaks, more venison."To what do we owe this visit?"Athena got to them and sat one of the two chairs at the edge of the table. The three kings sat back down, standing behind them were thirty hefty men of different stature and forms, dressed in straps and belts. Most parts of their bodies, like chests, backs and le
Under a tree. In the woods.~Tahni and Ayla~"There's something I've been meaning to discuss with you, Ayla."Tahni called at the constantly pacing Ayla before her. Tahni was seated at the base of a large. The large tree in which they live. While Ayla was pacing the gaunt path before the tree.Ayla stopped at her call and turned to Tahni, not leaving the position she held,"Something you've been meaning to talk about, or something you've been talking about yet haven't gotten a response to... but you want to, at all cost."Tahni stood up suddenly."Whatever you call it."Ayla smiled and walked off the way."I'm all ears."Tahni snapped,"You act too wierdly these days. At first, I thought it was some Nymph thing. Like it was bound to happen and then would go away. But then, it just kept coming and coming, so obvious that if I'm indifferent, then I'm nothing but a fool!"<
The Colosseum.~The fight~"You know what you're supposed to do when you get out there."The grim faced of the three kings called as the Gladiators halted at the wooden door which would lead them into the passage which led into the entrance of the arena."If we lose to the Gladiators of Vulcan, what then do we stand for? Why do we fight in the first place, if we are to lose?"One of the Gladiators queried. He was lanky, his skin toned brown, his voice thick and puffy. His eyes red and face stern."Be mute Simian! Who told you that you could wield words of your own accord! Be gone from here dog and do that which you've been bade to."At once, the three kings turned their backs and walked in the opposite direction, while the wooden door creaked before the Gladiators and opened to the sticky passage.The large iron gate which led into the arena was pulled open by five hefty men and the G
The fifth cloud. Zeus's palace.~Pallas~"Έρχεται η Αθηνά"One of the two watchdogs at the gate of the great palace of Zeus called. Pallas just bowed her way towards the gate and was about to walk through when the other muttered,"Η επίμονη πριγκίπισσα που τοποθετεί έναν θνητό πάνω από τον πατέρα της"She spun towards the giant fellow cladded in heifer's skin. His head heavy for his neck, eyes neon, face smeared with scars. She was tempted to make him pay for what he had just said. But confided in a wry chuckle and shot at him,"So says the man whose father shares dwelling with the orangutans."Even if the
At the mouth of a cave."News got to you too."Tahni was the first to start, of the six people present. Two couples and a mother and her daughter."Should we call it a sheer coincidence? Of course we felt the wave, but twas point in time we returned that things escalated."Aynea had stolen the stance from the princess, her daughter."Don't say I speak out of turn, but how about your baby? Where is she/he?"Miargos had a contention. His left arm was wrapped around Prium's waist. They were all standing at the mouth of a lone cave. A cave conjured recently by Aynea."Mother left him with the fairies back in her world. To be taught the art of magic and survival. We would return to him when the time is due, but at the moment, he's in right hands."The princess explained. Tahni didn't seem really convinced. She edified,"Fairies? It's not my place to argue about or discard the fact o
The D-Day.~Pallas and Zeus~"Whoosh!"The gentle rhythm of the muttering branches of school of trees in the forest swept dirt with them towards the Colosseum in complement of the whipping winds on which Pallas and Zeus rode.Thick fog of clouds was writhing in tampered pace across the lawn of darkened sky, lit by the swelling ball of moon, taking its full form as the ravenous rage of the ravens built in creepy melody, and crows sent shrills down the spines of wandering reptiles.A wave of thick darkness paced the lips of the forest, bordering the path which led to the Colosseum, and travelled in crazed velocity as bade by the sways of the father of all gods. Until both his soles and his daughters' consoled the eerie earth."She knows we are here."Zeus turned to his daughter. His young, comely and mysteriously lit face betrayed the thick, porous and aged voice. He could take whichever form he deemed fi
"Ma, father is awake." His weary eyelids flickered firstly then flipped open like the pages of a book. He closed his eyes again after that call had waned out. Then the voice came again. Twas a wonder how the gentle, still, small and feminine voice persisted and kept the call coming. He opened his eyes again. He couldn't confide in the sleep again. That was what it seemed like to him. The last thing he remembered was that he was standing by the sea and was waiting for Athena. Then not long after, he had seen a lady standing in the waves, her back to him, few metres into the waters. He had gone after the lady, calling at the name, ATHENA but the lady didn't look back at him. Then he had kept on walking till he got into the waves. He had kept walking on and fighting his way through the waves. The water had swallowed him up to his chest.&nb