Hiiiiii~ Just like what the description said, it's just some random short story. It's true that it just suddenly popped out in my mind at a random moment. Maybe Apollo whispered to me to make something embarrassing about the gods or what, but I won't give him the pleasure of feeling safe *evil smile*. Yeah, did you spot the spoilers? Yup, we're gonna have an aftermath side story. It would be just one book. Of course, I will try my best not to throw other details. The chapters in this random book may be shorter than my usuals. So, seat back and relax. Here we go!

~3rd person POV~

After the war with Tartarus, everything has become peaceful once again. Clear no-traffic skies. Slow reforming monsters to kill down on the earth. Gorgeous nymphs and goddesses flirting with satyrs and gods on the streets. Demigods strolling around and exchanging stories about their quests. A statue of a god who was petrified when he tried his chances with flirting with a certain Olympian goddess, that now served as a good reminder to never try getting into the nerves of THAT sworn virgin goddess. Your typical Olympian day.

Now, just because they are gods, that doesn't mean they don't get bored. Living eternally? That can really wither the bones with boredom. Certainly, that was the case with our almighty king of the gods. So today, the Olympian Council was called on for an emergency meeting. Since it was an EMERGENCY meeting, the Olympians immediately responded.

Surprise, surprise. There's no emergency. It somehow grated the nerves of some of the busiest Olympians but of course, what can you do? It's Zeus. One can't just refuse him especially if he ordered it.

Let's do a quick recap of our good ol' Olympians starting with the males to the females.

Zeus, king of the gods and god of the sky, thunder and justice.

Poseidon, god of the sea and earthquake and father of horses.

Hades, god of the dead, Underworld, and riches beneath the earth.

Apollo, god of the sun, healing, music, poetry, prophecy, archery, and truth.

Ares, god of war

Hephaestus, the smith god and god of of fire

Hermes, the messenger god and god of commerce, speed, thieves, and trade.

Dionysus, god of wine.

Hera, queen of the gods and goddess of marriage, motherhood, and women.

Hestia,goddess of hearth and home.

Demeter, goddess of agriculture.

Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty.

Artemis, goddess of hunt, maiden hood, and moon.

Athena, goddess of wisdom and strategic battling.

Lastly, Ariacalyssa, protogenos and goddess of life, light, and goodness.

With all the Olympians seated on their respective thrones, the game of fate begins.