Re: REDO: Mythtalia~ Hetalia meets Greek Mythology

**Rajesh Kushala** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:15 am

Shaking his head the god of thunder sauntered off in silence to think. Maybe if he had someone who generally liked him to talk to he could understand better when his family became so difficult to deal with. But then again, who was such a person?

**Ana Arlovskaya** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:16 am

Hermes also sneaked out, having a conflict of interests becase of a thief and a merchant, she laughed as this happened, it was so amusing seeing the thief asking for her protection, and the merchant, for her help

**Matthew Williams** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:17 am

Hades walked beside her, frowning. He normally did not show softer emotions, but he could see the sadness in her eyes. He felt as if she needed him

**Kyoka Suzuki** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:20 am

In the silence, Persephone glanced up at the god of death. She often found it easier being with him then with the gods and goddesses she’d grown up with. Her eyes softened as she felt in her heart, a weakness for him that had grown over time. Much like the flowers that grew and bloomed with the rain and warm Sun’s rays, Persephone’s heart had grown to care for Hades; and ultimately love him.

**Ana Arlovskaya** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:24 am

Hermes sighed as she went back into Olympus, the thief had fallen over a girl and the merchant got his money back she sat around as she saw everyone was gone

**Matthew Williams** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:26 am

he didn't know what to say to her. She had a way of dragging up long dead emotions. What feelings he had felt for he when she was a creature of light were nothing compared to the way he felt for her now.

**Fatima Al'Saud** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:27 am

Hera had gone to the forge of her daughter, that by the way, she didn't like. She searched through the place, sweating due to the extreme heat. She wrinkled her nose, the stench of cyclopes filled the air. "Ugh... I better hurry so that I can get out of here!"

**Kona Pipaluk** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:29 am

As usual, the goddess of the forge was very busy.She leaned on her crutches, and her face and arms were covered in burns and grime. When she saw her mother, she sighed, staring at the ground. "Hello, mom..." she mumbled quietly, the sound echoing in the cavern forge. She glanced at the small gold ring on the anvil, and then looked back at her mother, waiting for her to speak.

**Kyoka Suzuki** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:31 am

In some ways, it was easier to deal with the dead. They were silent and didn’t seem to make as much as a ruckus as her family did. Persephone sighed as she looked up at the sky, the clouds drifting by. She assumed this would be the last time she would see the sun again until her time was up to spend with Hades.

**Fatima Al'Saud** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:32 am

Hera rudely pushed the goddess, making sure she knew that she was serious. "Listen up, Heph, I have a job for you, and you better not mess it up, and you also better do it quick, so that I can leave this disgusting place. Do you understand? Good!" after saying that, Hera handed Hephaestus the blueprints of something, and glared at her. "Get to work."

**Kona Pipaluk** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:36 am

When she was pushed, Hephaestus fell to floor with a yelp. She struggled to stand up, having to use the anvil for support, thus burning both of her already wounded hand. She reached for her crutch, wincing in pain. Once she was up again, she looked sadly at her horrible mother, nodding after every sentence. When handed the blueprints, she sighed. "Yes ma'am..." she said softly, turning around to work, only for her eyes to meet with the small, unfinished gold ring. Great, now I'll never get to finish my present to him... and I worked so hard on it, too...

**Matthew Williams** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:38 am

he sighed, stopping in his tracks. He hated the sunlight, but he could see she would miss it. "perhaps we should stay around here for a few days longer*

**Kyoka Suzuki** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:42 am

Persephone’s eyes widened. Was he serious? Her mouth opened slightly. “But…we have work to do.” She uttered after a moment, letting her surprise sink in. Since when had the god of the Underworld been like this? She knew that as soon as she left with Hades, the cold would creep back onto the earth and the flowers would wilt and die. Bending down, Persephone picked up a flower, twirling the stem before bringing the bloom to her nose to breath in it’s sweet scent. How she would miss this place, but perhaps it was for the best. “We should go.” She smiled.

**Fatima Al'Saud** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:46 am

Hera stood there while Hephaestus worked, a scowl on her face. She kept her arms crossed as she impatiently tapped her foot. Hera's golden eyes looked around at the grimy place, truly disgusted.

**Kona Pipaluk** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:47 am

Hephaestus sighed, finishing the anonymous object. She handed it to Hera, and turned back to the anvil. Her eyes widened, and her violet eyes stung with tears. The golden ring was ruined, completely crushed.

**Fatima Al'Saud** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:49 am

Hera could care less about her daughter's sadness. She dashed off with the... object. She didn't say thank you, or anything. She returned to Mt. Olympus, and cunning smirk on her face.

**Ana Arlovskaya** Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:50 am

Hermes noticed Hera coming back with a strange object, she sighed and stayed where she was, looking down, waiting for the mortals to resume their hilarious conduct

**Matthew Williams** Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:09 am

he eyed her, curious. He thought she loved the sun, why would she refuse his offer?
Frowning, he took her hand, pulling her closer, " what do you really want to do?"

**Czech Republic** Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:34 am

(( Sorry if I take long! Sad

Dont kill me~ ))

Elise was just sitting down. Wishing that she would go back to the library. "Can I be excused now? I have more important things than just wasting my time here." she said rather straightforwardly. She really didnt like her father, not even bothering to give him grand children.

**Republic Of Ireland** Mon Feb 04, 2013 4:42 pm

Finishing with his study's The god war began to get bored, So he placed the book that he had been reading back into his place on the book shelf. Then ares walked all the back into the main hall of Olympus. When he saw his ma running around with strange object in her hand. Ares decided it might be best not to ask, So he just went and raided the kitchen for food :D

**Kyoka Suzuki** Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:34 pm

Just a touch was enough to make her cheeks flush red. Persephone gazed into her husband’s eyes before she looked around. It seemed that they were both in the same position; wanting the other to be happy. A smile was brought to her lips at the thought that he wanted her to truly be happy. But she knew how he hated the bright sunlight. In the light was no place for a god or goddess of the Underworld. “I think I want to go home.”

**Matthew Williams** Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:47 pm

He nodded, unwilling to push the subject further and cause her emotional pain. Putting one hand on the small of her back, he ushered her forwards, glancing behind them every so often. He knew that the days events would not sit well with his brother. He had a feeling, these run-ins would soon cause something more than the small tension they had just witnessed.

**Ana Arlovskaya** Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:52 pm

After a while, Hermes decided to eat something, she had just went to where those amusing mortals and came back, so she decided she could use some food...

**Rajesh Kushala** Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:49 pm

As Zeus floated around Mount Olympus in a daze he noticed the thief god watching a bout of mortal skirmishes, Hermes appeared to being eating some type of fruit while she eyed the foolish humans. Walking up behind his daughter he spoke very softly, completely against his nature "Hermes...may I speak with you?"

**Kyoka Suzuki** Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:55 pm

Persephone strolled away into the dark shadows. Much like the darkness that had started to grow inside of her heart. A bitterness towards her father and towards her half siblings. How were they able to live in the sunlight while she was sold off to the darkness of the dead? Her eyes flickered back to see the place of her childhood. In all it’s light and glory. A world that hadn’t changed. A hatred spread across her face before she turned to Hades. The goddess of the dead opened her mouth to speak, but glanced away, unsure of how to speak her mind to him. How could she tell him what was on her mind when she wasn’t the naive and innocent girl he had fallen in love with?

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