Disclaimers: I don't own the Greek Gods, if anything the probably own me.
and I don't own the YH characters.
'Liam, Icas,' Herald yelled.
'Somehow I don't think they can hear you,' Aimee joked. Then cursed herself for joking at a time like this.
'Wish,' Herald told her.
'What?'
'Wish the to come back, or wish them to be here.wish something,' he said frantically.
'Ok.I wish that Icas and Liam were safe, and will come back here,' Aimee said silently to herself.
They both waited but nothing happened.
'Try again,' Herald demanded.
Aimee tried the second time, but again nothing happened. Neither did anything happened the 3rd or 4th time she wished either.
'What's wrong with it?' Herald asked.
'I don't know,' Aimee answered, wishing again for the 5th time, waiting for something to happen.
'Why isn't it working?' Herald asked, he was getting more panicked as time went on.
'I don't know,' Aimee answered, for what felt like the umpteenth time. 'Aphrodite?' she called.
In an instant the Goddess appeared. 'Nothing is going to happen, fate has taken its course,' she said.
'What do you mean?' Herald asked.
'I mean that wishing won't help those two, it's not their destiny, neither is it yours. They need to take care of themselves now, just like the two of you,' she answered.
'Does that mean this won't work for wishes anymore?' Aimee asked holding her necklace.
'It will, but only the ones fate lets,' she looked at the confused expressions on the teen's faces. 'Fate will decide which wish they will grant. It's destiny, some wishes will work, where others won't.'
'Does that mean Icas and Liam are going to die?' Aimee asked nervously.
The Goddess laughed, 'No, they have their own destiny. Fate will deal with them as it will deal with you, you'll see.' Aphrodite said, then fading away.
Herald was no longer intense, he was more furious. 'Why does she keep doing that? I mean if they think I'm
Hercules, and she's supposed to be a sister of mine, then why won't she help me?'
'I think she is trying to right now, like she's basically telling us to get off our butts, and go look for the other two!'
Aimee said beginning to walk away from Herald. Sure he was cute and all, but he didn't half complain!
'Wait for me,' he called running after her.
They both began walking down the mountain in silence.
'Where are we going?' Herald asked.
'Wherever my feet take me, and wherever yours takes you I guess,' she answered.
'Hope it's somewhere good,' Herald said taking big strides.
Aimee quickened her pace a little so they were walking side by side.
Aimee stopped to smell some flowers, they were like little purple lilies, only they smelt as sweet as roses. She began picking some, but a blood-curdling scream pierces the air. She looked down the trail, but couldn't see Herald anywhere.
Somehow he'd lost his footing, and fallen down the side of the mountain, onto the rocks below.
'Liam, Icas,' Herald yelled.
'Somehow I don't think they can hear you,' Aimee joked. Then cursed herself for joking at a time like this.
'Wish,' Herald told her.
'What?'
'Wish the to come back, or wish them to be here.wish something,' he said frantically.
'Ok.I wish that Icas and Liam were safe, and will come back here,' Aimee said silently to herself.
They both waited but nothing happened.
'Try again,' Herald demanded.
Aimee tried the second time, but again nothing happened. Neither did anything happened the 3rd or 4th time she wished either.
'What's wrong with it?' Herald asked.
'I don't know,' Aimee answered, wishing again for the 5th time, waiting for something to happen.
'Why isn't it working?' Herald asked, he was getting more panicked as time went on.
'I don't know,' Aimee answered, for what felt like the umpteenth time. 'Aphrodite?' she called.
In an instant the Goddess appeared. 'Nothing is going to happen, fate has taken its course,' she said.
'What do you mean?' Herald asked.
'I mean that wishing won't help those two, it's not their destiny, neither is it yours. They need to take care of themselves now, just like the two of you,' she answered.
'Does that mean this won't work for wishes anymore?' Aimee asked holding her necklace.
'It will, but only the ones fate lets,' she looked at the confused expressions on the teen's faces. 'Fate will decide which wish they will grant. It's destiny, some wishes will work, where others won't.'
'Does that mean Icas and Liam are going to die?' Aimee asked nervously.
The Goddess laughed, 'No, they have their own destiny. Fate will deal with them as it will deal with you, you'll see.' Aphrodite said, then fading away.
Herald was no longer intense, he was more furious. 'Why does she keep doing that? I mean if they think I'm
Hercules, and she's supposed to be a sister of mine, then why won't she help me?'
'I think she is trying to right now, like she's basically telling us to get off our butts, and go look for the other two!'
Aimee said beginning to walk away from Herald. Sure he was cute and all, but he didn't half complain!
'Wait for me,' he called running after her.
They both began walking down the mountain in silence.
'Where are we going?' Herald asked.
'Wherever my feet take me, and wherever yours takes you I guess,' she answered.
'Hope it's somewhere good,' Herald said taking big strides.
Aimee quickened her pace a little so they were walking side by side.
Aimee stopped to smell some flowers, they were like little purple lilies, only they smelt as sweet as roses. She began picking some, but a blood-curdling scream pierces the air. She looked down the trail, but couldn't see Herald anywhere.
Somehow he'd lost his footing, and fallen down the side of the mountain, onto the rocks below.