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Throne Room, Olympus
5 August 2015, 12p.m.
"Child, You have been chosen by the council to serve as our Representative and Champion in the Mortal Realm. Do you, Son of Poseidon, General of the Divine Forces of Olympus accept the honour and title of Champion of Olympus?"
The man who spoke these words was one with black hair and beard and wearing a pure white Greek Chiton and a crown made of pure Olympian Gold, holding a lightning bolt in his hand while sitting on his Golden Throne with Eagle heads engraved as the armrests. The man was Zeus, God of the Sky, Thunder, Lightning, Kingship, Honor and Justice, King of the Skies and Ruler of Olympus. Beside Zeus on his right sat a woman slightly shorter than him. The liquorice-black-haired woman was wearing a pure white Greek Peplos, holding a golden Lotus Staff in her right hand sitting on her peacock-designed throne. She was Hera, Goddess of Marriage, Family, Air, the sky and the stars of heaven, Queen of Olympus and the gods. On the left of Zeus sat an olive-skinned raven-black-haired man wearing a sea-green and ocean-blue Greek Chiton and a sapphire crown on his head. Tightly held in his hand was a three-pronged Trident which was also resting on the fishing pole holder of his ocean blue coral throne. He was none other than Poseidon, Emperor of the 7 Seas, King of the Oceans, God of the Sea, the Stormbringer and the Earth Shaker. To the right of Hera sat a blond woman wearing an earthy green and brown Greek Peplos with a crown made of wheat sitting on her head. Of everyone she could be, she was none other than the Goddess of Agriculture, Fertility, the Harvest, Sacred Law, the Earth, Seasons, Nourishment and Bread, Demeter. Like her siblings, she held a scythe in her hand resting upon her throne of Grains and Vines. Next to Poseidon sat a pale-looking man with long raven black hair wearing a black Greek Chiton. His throne was pitch black and silver with skulls engraved into it. Held in his hands were his Stygian Iron Bident and his Bronze Helm of Darkness. The God in question was Hades, Lord of the Dead and Riches and the King of the Underworld. On the other side, beside Demeter sat an elderly-looking woman, wearing an orange shawl and a brown Greek Peplos. Said woman was Hestia, the peaceful Goddess of the Hearth, Home and Family, and the Last Olympian. Beside Hades and Hestia sat two people who could be considered exact opposites but yet very similar. Both Gods wore a full set of Bronze Armour with a spear in their hands. Next to Hades sat Ares, God of War and Bloodlust. He sat on a throne similar to Hades', but was red instead of black and the skulls on the armrests had flames in the eyes. His spear dripped with Blood, similar to his blood-red eyes. On the other hand, next to Hestia sat Athena, Goddess of Wisdom, Strategic Warfare, the Crafts and the Arts. Unlike her brother, the Brunnette Goddess throne was blue and silver, with owls as the armrest design. Her cold, calculating Stormy Grey eyes scans whoever sat in front of the Olympian Council, looking for any weaknesses she could take advantage of should they need to fight. Beside the Gods of War sat the Twin Archers, Artemis the Manhating Huntress and Apollo the Girlloving Healer. The Twins were as different as the Sun and the Moon (they were each the gods of them, Artemis the Moon Goddess and Apollo the Sun God) but as similar as...Twins. Artemis wore silver garments and sat on a Silver Throne with Deers engraved as the armrest and a Wolf engraved as the headrest while Apollo wore gold garments and sat on a throne with different musical instruments engraved into it. While Apollo's golden-coloured eyes shine brightly, Artermis' cold, silver eyes glare at any male who dares to look at her the wrong way. Both had a bow ready to take and shoot in their hands. The next god was the deformed blacksmith of Olympus, Hephaestus, Lord of the Forge and God of fire, technology, craftsmen, sculptors, volcanoes, and blacksmiths. The Lord of Technology wore brown robes that a blacksmith would wear and sat on a highly advanced throne beside Apollo's. In his hands held a hammer. Opposing him on the other side of the U-shape sat a beautiful woman wearing an elegant white and pink dress...probably. Her appearance would be of the one you love. Her throne was practically a chair with literally just make-up equipment. Unlike her brethren, Aphrodite, Goddess of Love, lust, Sex and Beauty, held an embroidered mirror in her hands. Beside the God of technology sat the God of roads, travel, gymnasiums, athletes, diplomacy, orators, thieves, commerce, trade, and invention, the messenger of the Gods, Hermes. The God of many things wore yellowish robes with a caduceus in his hands. His throne was simple but was covered with postbags. Opposite him sat a sleeping man in purple robes and a leopard print cloak. He was Dionysus, the drunken God of Wine and Revelry. On his lap lay a pinecone-topped thyrsus rod wreathed in ivy.
In front of the U-shaped council stood a man wearing full bronze Greek Armour, his lightweight Corinthian-styled Greek helmet resting by his side. His other hand held a Bronze trident. He had raven-black hair and sea green eyes, much like his father. The man was The Son of Poseidon, Champion of Poseidon, Hestia, Hera and Dionysus and General of the Divine forces of Olympus.