*Some character's descriptions are gonna be different as they are in the book.
Years Ago
It was a clear starry night in New York City. The sky surprisingly was clear of clouds and it was a quiet night which was odd for the City that never sleeps. There were waves in the ocean that seemed to be flowing freely as they did until a large figure stepped out of the ocean. A human-like figure who stood tall with long dirty blonde hair and clear ocean blue eyes and a beard. He seemed to be wearing black and blue armor with silver accents and a silver trident with a crown filled with seashells and diamonds on his head. The man looked on with a frown before he walked up on the beach. Stepping into the sand, water began to splash away at least until he was at an average size standing at 6'4. He wore dark brown leather boots going with dark blue jeans and white long sleeve henley shirt with a dark brown trench coat over it. Gone was his signature trident and instead it was gone with his god form disappearing into his domain.
He walked through Coney Island looking around with his frown. Once he got to the street, the man turned into a puddle and flowed through the street going through the busy streets of New York that is until he got to Midtown New York. He flowed off into an alleyway before rising up back into his human form. He cracked his neck getting a pop before he walked out of the alleyway and looked up at the Empire State Building. He exhaled before walking into the building to go up to the roof.
After a few minutes of navigating through the building. He walked through a door going to the roof of the building. He looked to the side to see a man standing at the same height with long flowing blonde hair and blue eyes with a well-groomed beard matching the color of his hair. He wore an all-black 3-piece pinstripe suit with black leather loafers.
"Zeus." The man in the trench coat said looking at the man in the black pinstripe suit. He was Zeus, the King of the Gods. The God of Sky, Thunder, Lightning, Kingship, Honor and Justice. Zeus was the most powerful greek god of them all. The only ones who even stood a chance against him in terms of power were Hades and Poseidon.
"Poseidon." Zeus said, looking at the man in the trench coat. The man was his brother, the God of the Sea, Storms, Earthquakes, Droughts, Floods and Horses.
"It's been a while." Poseidon said.
"It has." Zeus replied looking out at the sky.
"Tell me, what's the purpose of this meeting?" Poseidon asked.
"Your offspring."
"Which one?"
"Don't play dumb with me! You know exactly which one I'm talking about." Zeus snapped making a sound of Thunder crack in the sky.
"So what do you want?"
"You know the prophecy, you know what's at stake! And you risk it all for some worthless mortal and her child!" Zeus snapped once more making Poseidon grab him by the collar of his shirt and summon his trident. Zeus returned lifting his hand making his prized masterbolt appear in his hands.
"That child is my son too! And you will not talk down upon him!" Poseidon defended.
"Unhand me now or I will unleash the wrath of the heavens upon you!"
"Do not threaten my son or the seven seas will unleash a fury upon you! Do you really want to start a war between the sky and sea?!" This was a rather common thing between the two brothers. They always felt the need to but heads especially when it came to power but Poseidon knew deep down that Zeus was just more powerful. But when both men needed to, they could put their differences aside and work together.
Poseidon loosened his grip and lowered his trident but kept it in hand. Zeus lowered his bolt but kept his bolt in hand as well.
"You know what's at stake here. We have a lot to lose. One bad decision can screw it all up. And I will not allow Olympus to fall. It's either Olympus or him and I will always pick Olympus."
Zeus turned around and walked to a door that opened showing a white light. He stepped through the white light and disappeared as the door closed behind him while Poseidon looked on.
"I'm counting on you my son. I'm counting on you Wade." Poseidon said looking out at the city.
A/N: Welp, that's Chapter 0: Part 2. I was gonna have it be Chapter 1 but I decided against it thinking it would be better for their to be two prologues in the story. Anyway continue to send in OCs, I do need them. Chapter 1 should be up in the next 2 weeks unless something major happens in my life taking me away from this project. But anyway, I'm gonna bounce and continue to work on Chapter 1. This prologue was basically insinuating that "The Great Prophecy" is still active.