Perseus slammed the doors to the Olympian throne room open, sparks and little bits of flame rolled off of his skin. He. Was. Furious. He targeted the girl he was looking for who was absolutely terrified. Hestia was looking at him in fear while the entirety of the council looked angry and confused.
"You will be avenged, goddess." He stated while pointing his sword at Hestia.
He advanced quickly to the middle of the room where his blade met Ares'.
"You've all forsaken the minor gods, as well as your own siblings. That is a crime I cannot forgive!" He shouted before slashing the god of war's head off.
"You force the minor gods' kids into an already packed cabin and then do not give recognition to their parents' achievements." He screamed before letting all of his power out in a single stream of lightning, fire, and water.
He had his knee bent on the ground for a moment, heavily panting before he stood up. "You Olympians will allow Lady Hestia and Lord Hades on the council, as well as give the minor gods the treatment they deserve or you shall face my wrath. I have been blessed by Thor, Loki, Surt, and Odin himself. Along with dozens of other gods. If you do not heed my warning, I. Will. Crush. You. You have been warned." He said before leaving.
"I think we'd better listen to him. With that power he gave off he could've easily killed every single one of us." Hera said while shaking in her throne. The others agreed, except for Ares what with him being dead.
A man opened his eyes, it was dark in the room, his back ached from the hard and uncomfortable surface he was lying on. He felt a weight on his chest that felt strangely familiar to him. He reached a hand out and a flame burst to life in his hand, licking his fingers. The light enough to illuminate his immediate surroundings, the weight was his sword, Sváfnir. He tossed the light into the air where it grew brighter. He saw the paintings and wall carvings of all his achievements and rewards. Each detailed a favor he did for a different god of the Norse Pantheon, a different blessing, a different power for each god.
He immediately grew angry, he knew exactly why he was awake. The gods of Olympus broke their agreement. Hell was about to be raised on Olympus. But first he had something to do.
He flashed to the snow ridden cliffs in Main where he saw the manticore being peppered by arrows. He sprinted at the beast and drove his sword through the unsuspecting monster, startling everyone in attendance. He slashed the monster in half before it dissolved.
"I warned you Olympians, and yet you did not listen." He said turning around to find the terrified look on Artemis' face.
"You can't be here, the Norse gods faded decades ago." She said with complete shock and terror.
"No. My brother Fenrir and I have not. And you all have hell to answer for. So I suggest if you don't want to see every single one of your hunters head's on a pike I suggest you get to Olympus." He stated with an enraged look.
The hunters readied arrows against him while glaring. He simply glared back before speaking.
"You are all far too arrogant, you preach that men are the arrogant and horrible ones, yet you are too narcissistic to realize that you are no better than the minority you preach against." He shouted.
They all fired their arrows, to which he simply froze them in the air. He incapacitated every hunter by forcing the blood in their bodies to freeze and return to normal, the flash freezing enough to only knock them down.
"I did not kill them. It's really a shame though, they could've been great heroes with happy lives had you not meddled in them, just because one man makes bad mistakes does not give you the right to hate all men." He stated before flashing to the Olympian throne room, terrifying everyone there.
"I'm back Olympus, and I am not. Happy." He said with pulsating power.
(A.N. I got some much appreciated, and needed, criticism on how I should be showing instead of telling. While it wasn't the most specific advice, I believe I got the point of the message. So I'm updating each of these chapters to be better versions, at least in my opinion. So tell me what you think of this chapter.)