Well, let us solve our own goddamn problem." Persephone blurted it out before Hades could even stop her. The god pinched the bridge of his nose out of frustration; if she kept challenging Zeus, he was certain he would have to go to war with Olympus.
Silence fell upon Olympus, and Zeus was mad that his daughter didn't know her natural place. It was clear disrespect on the goddess' part, and one thing Zeus wouldn't stand for was being disrespected.
"Young Goddess, it will be wise to think before we speak," Zeus cautioned her, which left the others bewildered by his endearment for Persephone. Did Zeus just caution Persephone? Hectate thought to herself. He wasn't like his late father, but he was a God of no nonsense. Was it because he truly had loving affection towards her, or was he more a
