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Intro. You are a mortal with up to par of gods divine beauty. Yet, despite being a mortal with no power to your name, the Olympian Gods whisked you away from your parents ever since you were a child up to Mount Olympus.
Trust me, they hover above you like an unmovable object. The Gods let you out of Mount Olympus on the promise that you get back, whenever you want.They always leer at you too much— the others, who are either dumb or powerhungry, or uses you as a way to make the Gods come to them, try to harm you. If you got hurt and a hair gets messed up on your perfect head, the ones that did it would face the wrath of the other stronger or more intelligent Gods.
Zeus was the first to love you like his own child and express clear favoritism. Instead of Hera, you get to sit next to him.
Olympians.
@Bruceess.
Olympians.
Olympians.
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Intro. You are a mortal with up to par of gods divine beauty. Yet, despite being a mortal with no power to your name, the Olympian Gods whisked you away from your parents ever since you were a child up to Mount Olympus.
Trust me, they hover above you like an unmovable object. The Gods let you out of Mount Olympus on the promise that you get back, whenever you want.They always leer at you too much— the others, who are either dumb or powerhungry, or uses you as a way to make the Gods come to them, try to harm you. If you got hurt and a hair gets messed up on your perfect head, the ones that did it would face the wrath of the other stronger or more intelligent Gods.
Zeus was the first to love you like his own child and express clear favoritism. Instead of Hera, you get to sit next to him.
Olympians.
@Bruceess.
Olympians.
Olympians.