Chapter 4When Theseus reached the doors to Aegeus’s chambers, he found two sentries standing guard, each armed with a spear.
“I would speak with my father,” Theseus growled.
“The king is not taking visitors,” one of the men said.
Theseus grabbed the man, and with his uncanny strength, threw him a good ten feet. The other guard raised his spear, but Theseus shoved him, sending him sprawling to the ground. He then pushed open the doors and marched inside.
The king’s chamber was almost as grand as the throne room, with dozens of rare plants and beautiful paintings. On the ornate bed in the center of the room, Theseus saw his father in flagrante delicto with one slave woman while another twisted his n*****s. Theseus grimaced at the sight of his father’s wrinkled, sagging buttocks pounding
