Greek Gods Janus Novels & Stories

He said and I laughed. "It's Zeus, let me explain, it's pretty interesting if you pay attention." "Oh no, please," Mac pleaded and reached to cover his ears but I held him down and laughed. "There were three immortal Greek gods. They were all brothers. Their names were Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades," I started to say, remembering exactly how it was in my notebook. "They were the sons of Kronos, who was

Juno, the goddess of marriage and Jupiter’s wife, contradicts. But Bacchus (the god of wine), Vulcan (the god of fire and forge), and Neptune (the god of the sea) agreed to Jupiter’s condition. Pluto also agreed, but he had a hidden agenda. He wants the infinite powers of the six diamonds all by himself. ‘The six diamonds will be mine, alone! No one can have it but me!’ he said to his mind.

"I'm the Moon Goddess. If it weren’t for me back there, they probably would’ve hurt you for disrespecting me, Irish." My cold eyes bore into hers. "Should I say thank you? And no, my name is not Irish. I’m not your disciple." She shook her head and leaned back in her seat. "From now on, your name will be Irish—my disciple." Stubborn. She refuses to admit she’s a fraud. I’ll see how long she can keep up this act. "The real Moon Goddess will arrive in three days. I’m sure you know that." Her eyes snapped to mine.

Her ebony hair and blue eyes gave off a maternal vibe. "That would be most agreeable," Zeus nodded. His voice was husk. His bluish gray hair and green eyes gave off a serious demeanor. "To my left is Salax the demon God of Lust, to my right is Veraque, demon God of envy. Across from me is Erys and next to him is Kira. To what do I own the honor of our meeting?" I was putting on my best formal attitude. I had no idea what the Olympians were capable of, or how far their reach went.