The Everlasting Adventurer: Okay, you guys may be shocked by the title, but don't freak out. I know Poseidon and Athena have a rivalry, but the only time I read about them having sex is in Chapter 5 of the story Dreamers. I know that there hasn't been many (or any) PoseidonxAthena stories out there, so I wanted to make one possible. So... Here it is. Fair warning: There will be lemon in this story. I hope you guys enjoy this story!
One night, deep under the sea in Atlantis, Poseidon and his wife, Amphrite were getting ready for bed. Their three children were out and about, but they were lonely. Amphrite wanted to have more kids, but Poseidon kept on ignoring her. Until finally, she couldn't stand it no more.
"I want a divorce." she said, setting the pillows down on the floor.
Poseidon stopped what he was doing and faced her.
"What? he asked, causing her to look at him.
"You heard me." she said, looking at her husband with her hands on her hips. "I want a divorce."
"Why?" he asked, confused.
"I have found a new love." Amphrite said, climbing into their bed while Poseidon stood on his side, confused.
"Who?" he asked, sitting on the bed and looking at her.
"Does it concern you?" Amphrite said, turning to face him.
"Uh, yeah." Poseidon said, rolling his eyes. "You're my wife."
"I will be your ex wife tomorrow morning, mark my words." Amphrite snorted, then turned away. "Good night."
Poseidon wasn't going to let her off the hook that easy, but when he heard her snoring, he decided to let it go... For now.
"Wait... What?" Zeus frowned at his brother and sister in law in front of him.
Both Amphrite and Poseidon were standing before him in the throne room. It was the next morning, and right away, as soon as she got up, Amphrite went straight to Olympus with her husband to tell her brother in law about the upcoming divorce. All the other gods and goddesses were out, but Athena and Hera stood on either side of Zeus.
Amphrite rolled her eyes and said, "I said that I want to get divorced from Poseidon."
"Why?" Zeus asked, narrowing his eyes at his brother. "You do something to her?"
Poseidon sighed and said "No. In fact, she claims she has found a new love, but she won't tell me who."
"Well, Amphrite." Zeus said, looking at his sister in law. "Who's your new love?"
"None of your business." Amphrite said, scowling.
"I'm afraid it is, dear sister in law." Zeus said, leaning back on his throne. "Either you tell me the name of your new love, or I won't grant the divorce you have asked of me."
Amphrite rolled her eyes, but stood up straight and said "My new love is Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon."
Poseidon, Zeus, and Hera all gasped, except Athena. She new her aunt was going to say that because she witnessed the break up of her daughter, Annabeth Chase, and Percy first hand. She wouldn't admit it, but she actually felt sorry for her uncle, even though they fought a lot.
"My son..." Poseidon's voice faded as he took the news to heart.
"Yes, dear husband." Amphrite said, looking at him. "Your son is now the love of my life."
"Well..." Zeus interrupted, "That's quite a shocker. And, Amphrite, because you told the name of your new love, we'll get on with the divorce."
"Please do." Amphrite said as her husband started shaking. "The sooner it's done, the sooner I can get to be with Percy."
Zeus nodded and said "By the powers invested in me, I, Zeus, king of the gods, say that you, Amphrite and you, Poseidon, are no longer married. You two are sucessfully divorced."
Lightning flashed and thunder boomed, sealing the words.
Amphrite turned to Poseidon and said "Farewell, ex husband."
With those words, she vanished in a cloud of sea mist, leaving Poseidon alone in the throne room with his brother, niece, and sister/sister in law. After a moment of silence, Zeus spoke.
"Brother," he said, leaning forward. "I'm sorry.
Poseidon didn't respond. He was too busy trying not to cry. Also, he was thinking why his favorite son stole his wife from him. He just didn't understand why Percy would do that to him.
"Brother?" Zeus said. "You with me?"
Poseidon looked at his brother, sister, then niece, who was staring at him with expressionless gray eyes.
"I'm fine, brother." he said. "Just fine. Bye."
"Poseidon-"
But the god of the sea was already gone.
The Everlasting Adventurer: Just like Chapter 1 from my story Am I Jacob From The Bible?, I wanted to make the divorce short and to the point. Is it good so far? Reviw or PM me if you want me to continue this story. Thank you!