Soul Of A Greek God

re?" Persephone asked her father Z

ention of doing so. In his final moments with us, only one being was on his mind— you, Persephone. He entrusted you to us

d he do

re always in despair, despondent if you weren't visited. He did everything to make you happy, but there came a day

r mind was filled with questions

d since gods can't die, the law states that the only way for him to relinquish his duty is by abandoning his immortal fig

orn as a mortal?"

age, but he won't remember anything about

bring him back here and mak

r bowed his head, and she couldn't help

ddenly stopped and faced her ag

epts being a god again—an immortal—he will return to Olympus. However, this will only h

l that be

ot know. There are things

why, just when I started loving you, you disappeared. Why have I only realized it now? I am f

, things I don't know if I'll ever even get a chance to say, they've explained everything to me, but it seems like I still can't com

o matter how painful, even if every night I dream

ou because you didn't want me to leave your side, b

ng and heartbreaking, bring a unique joy when I think about them, joy because they bring a different

his is my fault?" Persephone tu

nd she saw that the arrow has her engraved on it, but it seemed like t

?" she asked

t arrow from their chest. When Hades disappeared, that arrow was the only thi

arted crying again, wiping

know. I just realized

en I had the chance to do so, and it was only when Poseidon talked to you that I found the chance and finally struck you with my arrow. Pe

e, like concern, care, and appreciation, those feelings are beyond your control. We ourselves feel them, bu

e fine..." he said

in sadness or happiness. I believe you'll find him, and

you. And when that day co

ther Hermes calling her as he l

e too," he smiled

, Persephone." She felt a

t up, the plants and flowers grew mo

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