Morgan Landry wrote:I walked in, amazed. Olympus! This was Mount Olympus, the very place I had been daydreaming of for months! After having scaled the different paths that led to the Great Temple, I first checked my look. Would my mother accept me that way?
But I didn't really care.
A great smile appeared on my face as I stepped into the Hall of Gods.
Immediately, I spotted Hecate, a few yards away from me. A sudden shyness overcame me, but I saw Zack talking to Zeus, so I told myself I could at least go and find Hecate.
With a determined pace of steps, I went over to Hecate, my head held high. I bowed slightly to her.
- Hello, mother, I said, my head low.
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Jana Kay walked in, her blonde hair flying. Where was Demeter? But then she spotted her curvy figure, just at the opposite of the Hall. She kept herself from running, but she knew it wasn't much better.
She finally arrived to her mother, who was already talking to some of Kay's siblings.
Jana waited patiently for her turn to come, and kissed Demeter's hand as a sign of respect.
- Hello, mom! she happily said, smiling her huge smile.
Hecate turned her head slowly to see one of her daughters standing there, bowing slightly. Hm. Her name was Morgan, wasn't it? One of her less-insane children, she hoped. "Hello, Morgan. That's your name, isn't it? Welcome to Olympus...." She paused for a moment, then added as an afterthought, "No need to bow at all to your own mother, dear."
Demeter glanced at Jana, smiling slightly. What a sweetheart this girl was, probably much better than most of the children at camp. Or maybe that was just her own opinion, but she didn't care. "Hello, Jana. How are you doing these days? You look absolutely wonderful."
Charlize Theron wrote:I shrugged. "His books aren't selling like they did in the past. They are with economic problems. They could keep the house, but not that nice garden. I mean, he still lives with his twin, Sabina. My aunt Florence died recently... The mourning is making dad anymore anti-social. I wish I could still live with him." My eyes got hot.
"Lie." I said in a cracking tone.
I felt when she poked my mental schedules and hopped back, dizzy. I frowned at her. "Hecate... If you wanna know facts about my new life, just ask. I don't like when people mess with my mind."
Persephone nodded slowly, flipping her hair over her shoulder. That poor man. "Perhaps you could live with him for the school year? I could always... persuade a few mortals to drop by the store. Perhaps."
Apollo frowned at Lolita, observing her at arm's length. "Why would you think I'm lying to you?"
Hecate shook her head slightly. "I wasn't reading your mind, dear. Just trying to remember if I'd heard anything about you -- maybe I poked your mind by accident. I'm sorry, then."
Blazer123 wrote:"Yes, mother. Sorry for that small tantrum. My dad... I hope he's doing fine," I tell Nike.
"Mom!" I run over to her. "Do you remember me?" I ask her.
"I'm going to see my mother now Sirius. You want to come? Or, I'll see you at camp." I walk over to Hestia. "Hi mom!"
"It's fine...." Nike trailed off for a moment, glancing at her watch. Countdown for the Olympics still going. "I hope your father's doing fine, too. Do you talk to him?"
Hecate turned her head slightly, seeing Leon running up to her. "Well," she said slowly, "I don't remember you ever coming to Olympus, but I remember your name. Leon, correct?"
Hestia smiled up at Miranda, holding the still-hot teapot in her hand. "Hello, Miranda. You look radiant. Would you like some tea?"
GavinP wrote: "so you chose my dad to have me?"
I laugh at the look mom gave me "What!?" I protest "it is a cool power!"
"b-but if I were there I cold have stopped it!" Tears start to fall freely off my face... Gods I had not cried for 6 years and now he was the one to make me start again!
"Yes, perhaps that's it. He needed intelligence and wisdom in his life. I hope you provided that for him?" Athena raised her eyebrow at Leo.
Melinoe nodded sarcastically. "Yes, I'm sure it is. Do you use it to torment other people much?"
Sekhmet sighed, shaking her head. She hated comforting people. "No, no, my dear. Accidents happen -- they can only be stopped by the Fates."
Frizzlepuss wrote:
"Ok, mom! What have you been doing lately? Awarding victory in wars in... Afghanistan? Serbia? Or something else? Running fast? I don't really know what you like to do."
"Awarding victories everywhere," Nike answered him, checking her countdown watch again. "After all, being a goddess of victories.... Well, victories happen everywhere, every day."
Zachary wrote:
"No thanks," Zack chuckled. He was quite fine now, and felt that this was probably the greatest moment of his life so far. Had a wonderful girlfriend, and he was just given the stamp of approval by his father.
"I'll look around for her, I'll be back," Zack told his dad, giving him another hug. He had a small to-do list at the moment. He looked for Athena and bowed to her.
"I should be thankful of you, you've probably been keeping an eye out for me." Zack stated, still bowed to her. He wanted to go around and meet some of the other gods, to thank them for things. Aphrodite was next, to thank her for his love of Morgan. He felt very humble around his place of gods and goddesses, and he decided he might as well thank them for their doings.
Athena nodded in acknowledgement at Zachary, but she didn't say much -- or anything at all. She was a bit occupied with her own children at the moment. Aphrodite, however, gushed cheerfully as Zachary went over: "You and Morgan -- oh my, one of the cutest couples in camp this generation!"
~Attila~ wrote:"So, uh...did you ever have any famous children?"
"Can I buy from store? Or gods only?"
I nod. "Yeah, everyone now just is in relationships."
"What's noble about having not met anybody?"
I cross my arms. "Are you hinting to me that I'd get an idea from it?"
Dolos paused for a moment, pulling out his iPhone. "Famous children? They're not very famous, per se. But they're well-known in their towns and such as tricksters. Pranksters, what have you."
Ares paused, thinking for a minute. "An Olympus store is for gods-only. You might be able to find one in your camp store, though."
Hermes snorted, waving his hand. "Relationships. I preferred camp back when it was just either fighting or holding hands, instead of making out for ten minutes straight."
Freyr chuckled to himself, playing with the tiki charm on his necklace. "Why, it means you're not too attached to anybody yet, so you won't make a total sacrifice for a person. Yet. But when you do meet that person you'll do anything for, you'll be there to help them."
Hephaestus chortled to himself, patting the blueprints. "An idea? Perhaps, perhaps not. My children always have some sort of idea in their minds."