Tiresias Odyssey Novels & Stories

Theia sit herself down at the table, holding Tartarus's hand, who was the only one that finished Theia's steak last time. "Tartarus..." Erebus sighed. "My Lord." Tartarus just replied two tame words. Erebus knew he came only because Theia couldn't miss this fun. "Like I said yesterday, what you are looking for is not going to happen very fast--" Erebus started talking, and was again cut off by the open of the door: "Drink night!" Oceanus's voice came through the door from behind Dionysus, who probably was lured here only by the promised drink. He was not the gossipy type.

?" Again she stopped and turned to Amaris for her answer. Amaris nodded this time still waiting for Anna to get to the point. "Christos said that those three gods were Apollo, Selene, and Tyche. Correct?" Anna was just giving Amaris more of a dramatic pause this time, so Amaris did not even bother to answer or acknowlede Anna. Anna was pacing some more with her arms folded and one hand to her chin as she walked. "Now, follow me here, Andreas told us about some of the different gods when we were in the car. He told us about the Titans, and Zeus. He told us about some of the other big name gods like Hera, and Aphrodite. Children of the Titans, and then he started telling us about the

Born from lightning, a destroyer emerges. The fall of Olympus in his hands. - Oracle of Trophonius “Lord Androkles? Are you awake? Lord Ares is requesting your presence.”, a hesitant, almost scared voice called from the other side of my door. “You call yourself a soldier of Ares…” a separate voice whispered as if reprimanding the other. “Oh, please, like you’d be any more forceful. He’s the destroyer.”, the first voice whispered back.

Quoted conversations among the citizens hinted at whispers of a prophetic presence, one whose insights transcended the mundane interpretations of the events unfolding in the joint empire. Elysium, draped in a cloak of ethereal fabrics, made a dramatic entrance into the heart of Athens. Quoted conversations about this enigmatic seer carried a mix of intrigue and skepticism, as citizens debated the authenticity of Elysium's foresight. "They say Elysium has seen the twists of fate that elude ordinary mortals. Could they shed light on the true motives behind Callista's actions?" pondered a curious philosopher, reflecting the sentiments of those who sought answers beyond the surface.

a male voice says. "Thank you, my lord, Odysseus," Polyxena purrs in response. So, this was the Trojan Horse?! That Fucking Cunt Polyxena!? I need to return and warn EVERYONE! But I know it is over. This is the end of Troy. But it is not too late to remove the people I care about to safety and to be with Braxius. Slipping quietly through the grove of trees until the torches are far behind me, I am back on the stone path and start running like I was back in a track meet. I run fast because I know lives depend on it!

I was about to probe some more when two little arms crept their way around my waist from behind and I was hugged tightly. “Dareios! I’m so glad you brought Callista with you this time!” Cassia cried out, turning to him and giving him a hug. His features softened and he lifted the child up onto his shoulders with ease. She buried her fingers in his unnaturally black hair as if it were silk and stared down at me with her large eyes. “What are you talking about?” she asked, her eyes seeming to pierce into my soul. “Just about Icelus and Phantasus, little one.” Dareios replied before quickly changing the topic to some nymphs who had decided that they were going to try and bathe in the river Styx

She shrieked behind the cloth. “Íxera óti den ísoun ilíthios. Ti stigmí pou tha émpaines me tous ántres sou, aftoí oi dýo tha eíchan párei ptísi gia ton parádeiso” Hades listened to him but did not reply. (I knew you were not stupid. The moment you would have entered with your men these two would have taken a flight to heaven)

“So it must be one of his.” “Who, Thassa?” “Our mother,” he said, “She was the Oracle, the one who saw the future. She knew that he was a part of it.” “But there are so many? How will you search them all?” Miasma’s gentling presence reaches for Ilyria. There will be time, she says. There is always time. Ilyria was not reassured. She saw the bubbles rising and bouncing around Thassa. One of these was the relic? Or one of these showed the way to the relic?

Tyr pulled Olympias aside after three rounds of drinking and inquired about her honest opinion. “Boss, do you think I should go back?” Olympias also drank some wine. At this time, she was suffering from a dilemma. “In fact, my situation back then was similar to yours.” Tyr chuckled. “Due to various incidents, I was also exiled from my family. In the end, I returned home and, one by one, reclaimed what was taken away from me.” “Oly, the fact that you can’t make up your mind and have asked whether you should return or not means you already know the answer in your heart.”

Aria Emerial came back downstairs and we said our goodnights. It took awhile for me to get to sleep. I kept thinking about Zeus confronting Typhon. At one point it was like I was there. I watched as Zeus appeared and went straight for Typhon. Typhon waved his hand and Zeus went flying. Hades walked over to Zeus to help him up. Zeus pushed his hand away and stood. He was yelling at Typhon and Gaia. I couldn’t hear what was being said but I could see everything. Gaia walked up to Zeus and slapped him. Zeus’ head whipped to the side, he turned back to Gaia and held his hand out to the side. A lightning bolt appeared.