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Artemis and Athena were two goddesses that feared no man and weren't afraid to fight so their children would of course follow their footsteps.
Jongho was as strong as Hercules and as slick as his mother when it came to any battle, no matter who it was with, he'd always go all in.
He'd never lost, not even when he was a child, his mother taught him control but also taught him that losing wasn't an option.
One day, he'd noticed Artemis walk in with a small child trudging along behind her, he wasn't familiar with the girl so he remained stiff until she smiled and his eyes widened at how he felt his lips twitch.
"Is this Euphrasia?" Athena looked towards the chocolate child who turned her head and handed a flower to the goddess who generously accepted.
"She's adorable," Athena smiled and Artemis scoffed, "Do not be fooled by this girl's gestures, she is made from Apollo and I, looks sweet on the outside but is anything but that on the inside."
Euphrasia giggled before pushing herself off the couch to walk towards Jongho who was just staring at her.
"Does your hair always do that?"
Jongho raised an eyebrow, his mouth still closed.
"Your hair was black but now it's a little red, it's pretty. My hair does that sometimes too but it hasn't in a while."
The boy still stared at her while she continued to talk to him about all kinds of things. The whole time he stayed silent as the girl spoke before he noticed something.
She had offered him an apple, "I brought your mom some apples and I brought you this apple. I hope you like apples."
Jongho accepted the fruit and let out a breath at the small girl even though he was only about two inches taller.
"Why do you talk so much?"
Euphrasia shrugged, "I don't know. I'm alone and I'm always surrounded by animals so there's not many people to talk to, unless I sneak into the mortal town when mom is not home." The young girl whispered and Jongho smirked.
"What's wrong? Do you not like me?"
Jongho looked at her then nodded before walking away.
Euphrasia following after him and them spending the entire day together as their mothers had left them alone.
