Lexi POV

It was after we had saved Artemis. That's when I started paying attention to my feelings, my feelings towards the gods. We had walked into the throne room and that's when I saw them all sitting on their thrones, high and mighty, their faces looked like they were chiseled from marble. Desire whipped through me like a hurricane. There was no controlling it at that point, I wanted to jump every single one of them at that moment. (Minus my father, of course.)

But I couldn't.

They were gods and I was a demigod. A daughter of Poseidon, the same god whose emotions mimics the sea, uncontrollable and unpredictable. They had no reason to want to take me into their beds so I ignored the feelings.

Or at least I tried to ignore them.

Every time one of them showed up I would feel my body heat up with desire, the desire to have my way with them, for them to have their way with me. I know it was only a matter of time before my willpower broke and I embarrass myself in front of one of them when I would try my advances but it was getting harder and harder to care about that.

Especially when I have to see one of them every day at camp. The only time I ever get a break from seeing him is when I'm training or when he has to go to Olympus for "business." My brother, Percy and my friends always ask me what's wrong with me but I can't exactly tell them I wanted to fuck their godly parents. They would definitely think I had lost my damn mind, more than usual anyways.

Whenever a god or goddess shows up I would keep my cool and hopefully look calm and collected when I make an excuse to leave before I embarrassed myself or one of the victims of my affections.

Aphrodite, that damn love goddess, she knew what was going on with me, that much I know for sure. Every time I have the pleasure of setting my eyes on her during a quest or council meeting she's always wearing a knowing smirk on her face when she looks my way. It had to be her doing , no doubt, but I can't say I can complain. I had always had always been attracted to the gods and goddesses maybe because they're, well, godly. My wanting them this badly though had been unknown to me at the time now it's unknown to them but I wanted them badly and I usually get what I want but I'm just gonna sit this one out until I'm approached first.

I just hope I don't get hurt like I did with Luke.

Aphrodite POV

Lexi has finally realized it. Her desire for the gods has always been there she just needed a little push in the right direction. None of the gods or goddesses were gonna act on their own accord so I decided to take matters into my own hands.

Lexi didn't feel worthy of having any type of romantic relationship with one of the gods, much less all of them. All of the battles she has been in has left it's mark on her both physically and mentally. The countless battle scars only made her that more desirable, especially the small scar she has under left eye. The scar she got when she got in a fight with a guy who wore rings on almost every finger, the same guy who she managed to beat to an almost bloodied pulp.

She was a fighter yet she was sexy, she was everything anyone could ever want. She even satisfied the standards of all the goddesses, which is saying a lot considering because they did not want just anybody. All of the gods and goddesses wanted this woman even the virginal Athena, Artemis, and Hestia wanted this woman more than anyone before her and that's exactly why I put my plan into place.

We would each have our way with her then we would convene on Olympus to decide to make her courtesan of the gods, our eternal immortal lover. We all loved her, some more than others, it was the first time we had all wanted the same person so the decision was obvious. This woman is going to change things on Olympus forever, more so than what she already has. I know of all her desires and even of the gods themselves and by doing this I would be doing them all a favor they wouldn't be able to repay me for. But there was only one thing I couldn't stop asking myself.

When would the ancient prophecy truly start?