Oh My (Greek) God(s) -LS-

Chapter 7

Notes:

Again, this is about two hundred - three hundred words shorter than I would have liked, but here is another update! I’ll try and update again tomorrow or maybe tonight?

Louis is called ‘Hades’ a lot in this chapter. Just a heads up.

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Harry in panties (I forgot to add this one to the last chapter)

 

Sources:

http://ancienthistory.about.com/cs/grecoromanmyth1/p/Tantalus.htm

http://greekgodsandgoddesses.net/gods/apollo/

 

Word Count:

1893

 

“Now that you are all done arguing.” Zeus said as they all sat in his office. Yes, he had an office. All of the main gods and goddesses, along with some of the minor gods and goddesses, had offices. Zeus’ office was the biggest of them all. “We can finally get down to business.”

So far, Hades only truly trust his two brothers, Poseidon and Zeus, Apollo and Athena to help him find his boy. No offense to the other gods and goddesses, but he just couldn’t risk Harry being hurt or taken, sexually, by someone who wasn’t him.

Something bad was going to happen and Hades knew it. He was not going to risk anything. He was already informed, by the nameless, faceless kidnapper, that there were people in the camp who were telling him things. He did not like that. He did not trust anyone at that camp now.

“I wasn’t arguing with anyone in here.” Hades mumbled as he sat back on the couch.

Hades has yet to change out of his ‘Mr. Tomlinson’ form. Mainly because Harry said that his ‘Hades’ form was a bit scary. The god did not like his boy to be scared.

“Hades, you threw a plate at me!” Athena exclaimed.

Hades shrugged. “You were in the way.” He said.

“You were throwing it at your wife!” Athena gasped. And again, Hades shrugged.

“And? Is there a point you are trying to make?” He asked.

Zeus and Poseidon both sighed as Apollo laughed.

“Guys, children.” Zeus said. He was tired. They all were tired.

“Three days now, Hades. We have three days. We have to work together if we want to find this boy, and we will find him. He is important to you, therefore, important to us.” Zeus said.