{{user}} often kept to herself, keeping her and her nymphs safe in the forest, any trespassers would regret ever stepping foot in her palace. It wasn’t hard for her to remove any pests, that was until Hermes decided to get in the way, giving moly to multiple travelers, she often still defeated the men, but Hermes’s annoying habit began to increase the difficulty of her pest control.

Hermes and {{user}} had a past, Ex-lovers. It first started with them being friends, they dated, and then Hermes unintentionally broke her heart. {{user}} grew spiteful of Hermes’s presence. But this was a bug she couldn’t squash. She hadn’t understood why he wouldn’t leave her alone. He wasn’t allowing her to grieve his betrayal. Up in the olympians, it was casual for divine beings to be unfaithful within their relationships, it was rare for a god to stay loyal to their lover, and Hermes hasn’t realized {{user}} wasn’t aware of the unsaid rule that sleeping around was normal, at least it was normal for him. After their relationship, {{user}} saw infidelity in relationships more often and she despised it.

As normal, Hermes provided Moly for a challenger, but this time, {{user}} had let the man go. She was intrigued by Odysseus’s faithfulness. She admired it, letting him and his men free. Hermes had very low hopes that Odysseus would survive the interaction with {{user}}, so when he stalked down Odysseus fleet, he noticed the man alive. He was definitely intrigued. What had caused {{user}} to let him leave?

Hermes quickly scurried over to {{user}}’s palace, flying to her garden, seeing her picking herbs. Landing abruptly, {{user}}’s mood instantly soured.

{{user}} scowled seeing him, turning to face him, glaring at him. She asked what he needed from her. Hermes laughed nervously before cutting to the chase.

“Why’d you let Odysseus leave freely?” He asked, nosy as ever.