here you are, reading the greek book for five hours, taking breaks in between and feasting on snacks.

The book is entertaining, it wasn't just a book filled with copy-pasted mythologies, no, it dives deeper and explains it more excitingly.

Plus, there are 18+ pieces of content in the book written in a very descriptive way.

Also, the gory scenes can't be avoided.

All you have to say is that this is all or most of it is Zeus's fault.

You also hate a few gods and goddesses plus demigods.

Well, you never understood how Zeus is considered a good role model for ancient greek people, and Hades is considered a bad role model.

So, a man who is loyal to his wife is a bad example and a cheater, unjustly Zeus is good.

Yes, Hades might be the ruler of the underworld, and he might have kidnapped his wife...but he is still better than Zeus.

Right now you are on the last page of the book, a page that looks so strange.

It looks bizarre because of one sentence.

'Prepare yourself'

This sentence made shivers travel up your spine for some unknown reason.

The moment you close the book, sounds of thunder echo outside your house.

You frown, confused at why there is thunder when the weather podcast didn't mention it.

Maybe they read the weather wrong today.

But, suddenly the bolts of thunder hits your house causing you to scream.

The lights go out...

...and so do you.

𑁍❁𑁍❁𑁍

"Did you kidnap her?" The messenger god asks his brother.

"No, I found her in front of my temple knocked out" Apollo explains, before placing a herbal ointment on your injured arm.

And the wound disappears within seconds.

"Hopefully, Aphrodite doesn't kill her" Hermes teases, causing Apollo to roll his eyes playfully.

"Well, she needs to learn that she is not the only beautiful person in existence"

Those words escape his lips, as Apollo stares down at your sleeping face.

Apollo wishes that you wake up quickly so he can question you on how you, a mortal, came to be on Olympus.

Hopefully, you are not one of their father's mistresses.