more imposing than the last. When everyone w

the thunderous clanging of a carri

not even a god dared to speak. Everyone was so impressed to see

e smile "I'm glad that you have final

ine from the tray of the muse of

s but had never attended one. And since his relationship with

n to chatter and alarmed they tri

he dramatic muse sa

Becau

ad, you said it

s cat

... nor me ..." the

ve an expletive and took the ju

Fae do not serve anyone. Just knowing she had to tend to them made her sick a

tting on one of Apollo's red velvet s

better" she said wit

you said, in the mor

e let out ironic. She disliked the god's task quite a

eir wars even with

te them"

s, even though he was sitting and she was stan

but only a few are wi

hat your f

r is necessar

puts the weak first and the strong behind shields. Innoce

at her annoyed

a battle. What do you have to know? if you've never been in

t, for she clearly remembered the peace in the world when she was just a child. Protected by her mother's arms. And once she was old e

things, his "brother" invited him just out of courtesy but they both knew he didn't want him to attend. He understood

, and her fiery hair danced down her bareback. All of h

the sword but she dropped the wine on the man and he took a step back. The muse smiled mischievously. He understood that although she could not fight t

luctantly. He filled his glass and turned around "Wine!"

d around a

wine, right? naturally, you

ink into her glass, but did not remove

smirked, well, she wasn't stupid, she knew

a Fae. And it was so small. It barely reached her chest, level with the pit of her stomach. Sure, he was the highest of the gods but st

or a long time" Adonis smiled with his st

nd turned away fr

her and she was smiling. The anger of a lost ba

e figure of Apollo, his brother, always pra

oached him

d you ha

t sure why I did i

're here, have