To become a hunter of Artemis, Karin must undergo the twelve Artemis Trials given to her by the Olympians. She must pass each trial, no matter how impossible. She may receive guidance from a few friends and even a few Olympians, but she must find the strength within to conquer the Artemis Trials, and that she must do alone.

Hermes is a sweet and funny god, Athena is a scary and stern goddess... what will happen after they meet? Rated T for later.

Must read to find out

What happened at the time Persephone was with Hades it's T rated just in case Officially Discontinued you can take it if you want

He wants her to be happy, so he gives her whatever he thinks she would like. In the end though, that's not what wins her over. Hades/Persephone

The greatest hero of Greece will atone for his crimes with great labors for a god-hating king... if he can keep his car running.

When she saw his face, she shrieked with joy and flung herself into his arms.

This is a story of Iphegenia, Hades and Persephone's daughter.

I wrote this for my reading final in school, and I thought it was pretty good so I thought why not post it here? Anyhow the story is about how an evil queen has angered Persephone, by attempting to kill her own child whom persephone was fond of, and how the queen is punished

The Oracle at Delphi had been very clear in her prophecy - Psyche was to be married to a monster so horrible that even the gods themselves feared him. Psyche had fearfully accepted this. It was fate. But the creature who came to her bedside that night was nothing near anything she'd expected. Eros/Psyche. Soft M.

Artemis has Orion. Apollo isn't happy. Rated T just to be safe.

This is Hades story. It goes along with him as he ventures into the human world. He has only 4 weeks to solve this problem before he dies. This is only the Prologue so bear with me. And Typhon is the other character in this. Written by Fire. M for later.

Persephone has become increasingly unhappy with Hades, and she wants to invite Demeter to the Underworld for dinner. Hades is willing to make any sacrifice for her-except that. Despite his feelings for Demeter, he invites her for dinner that turns into a complete disaster.

Hitler's death sends shockwaves through the Greek underworld

Class elections, track meets, new students... and goddess catfights, magic kidnappings, and office Gorgons! The characters of Greek Mythology are in high school, going through various high-school things... & also going through normal mythological issues too C: Based off of the original myths with some new stories. T for myth. Requests accepted!

I call upon Melinoe, saffron-cloaked nymph of the earth, to whom august Persephone gave birth by the mouth of the Wailing River. Goddess and Queen of those below, I beseech thee, let me speak with they who have gone before! For in exchange I shall pay thy sanguine price.

Love is something that makes people stronger and better. It is a special feeling of happiness, excitment and inspiration. Every people are willing to do everything just to bring back the love. But what if all your effort seems useless, will you still pursue doing it even if it's too late?

A poem about love, all the unforgettable and happy memories of being with your special someone. But nothing is permanent. Everything has its end. A love that is not at the right time. Will you still be able to fight for your love?

What if there was a famous daughter of the Titan, Oceanus, who went missing? What if many, many centuries later, her betrothed, Triton, found her in a mortal and had to protect her from an old enemy? And what if she realizes, in the midst of it all, found out that the enemy wasn't really the bad guy at all? (Rated M in case I am inspired to write... certain actions...)

Atacious, daughter of Poseidon, discovers that she is a princess of a small kingdom. She is sent on a journey to protect her kingdom from her brother's, Daleous', tyrannical rule. Short journey; written for my English class.

'Ares unsheathed the sword and lunged toward Hephaestus, piercing him in his abdomen.' Hephaestus delivers something to Ares, and Aphrodite realises that Ares and Hephaestus don't get along as well as she thought they did...rated T for safety.

'"Zeus…I love you." She whispered brokenly.' Hera-centric. Events leading up to her death. Prequel to 'The Death of Love'. Rated T for slight morbidness? Character death, of course...

Just a short poem I wrote about Medusa.

What if she chose the pomegranate?

A re-telling of the myth of spring. The gods aren't perfect, Cronus is rising,the Fates are having trouble with their jobs, and on top of it all, Hades gets cursed to be in eternal agony. There's drama, intrigue, unrequited feelings, violence, and plenty grammar mistakes/ typos. Please enjoy; R & R. Rated T for now.