A annual, celebratory festival of the gods is being held in Athens this year in Greece.

The gods up on Olympus, as usual, feel honored and appreciated. That’s when Dionysus speaks up.

“We should disguise as mortals so we can join the festivities,” He says.

A few gods murmur in agreement. Others would beg to differ. Hermes speaks up.

“C’mon, what’s the worst that can happen?”

“Zeus could lose his cool over another woman,” Artemis says, Athena nodding in agreement.

“Then we send Hera with Zeus so he can behave himself,” Athena says, more gods now agreeing.

Later, Apollo and Hermes were walking together in the festival, disguised as mortals. Hermes gets excited when he sees a couple of his tents.

“Apollo, look! They have number 4, goats, and wing tattoos!” He practically squeals.

Apollo chuckles. “My tents are better,” He says, a little bit of playfulness in his tone.

“Nuh-uh!”

“Uh-huh!”

“No!”

“Yes-“ Apollo is cut off by the sound of a flute playing by the fountain. He walks over and pushes through the crowd to see a mortal playing the Serenity of Sentience, Apollo’s favorite song, on the flute.