Novel & Cerita Hephaestus Stories

He was not surrounded by his fire this time, though the heat his body let out made the water from all around him evaporate, there was a thin layer of air enveloping him, Cetus concluded that Hephaestus was only being respectful this way. He looked like a human. If it wasn’t for his brilliant red eyes and the waves of power that flowed from all around him. “Thank you for having me,” Hephaestus said, as if he had been formally invited. As if sending his daughter underground was not one of the hardest things Cetus ever had to go through in his entire immortal life. “…Thank you for coming all the way up, and thank you for caring about my daughter,” That was a blunt lie, Cetus was only paying due

“Hephaestus is believed to have been handicap in some way. How he got that way is something that varies from tale to tale. Some believe he was born that way; others believe the injury he suffered that made him lame was due to his father, Zeus, tossing him out of Mount Olympus after Hephaestus tried to protect his mother, Hera, in a fight.” “Nice guy,” Christopher quipped. “The gods were definitely not nice. Now, we’ll skip to the part where Hephaestus comes back and bargains to wed his half-sister.” There was a collection of groans at the idea. “Gross,” someone said. I looked at Christopher, who seemed mildly amused. “Are you playing the part of Aphrodite?” he asked. “Did you read the story