How to Find the Wish Seed (Sequel to "The Goddess of Bad Luck")

The Day "Worst Case Scenario" Became Truly Real

     "A birthday party for Zeus' newborn baby? What an honer!" Pit exclaimed, his normal smile taking up the better half of his face. A month after the ball for Skyworld's victory, Palutena had just received a formal invitation to a birthday party from the god himself. It turns out that he even invited me. Shocking.  "I can't believe we all get to go!"

     "Yes, we should buy a gift and help decorate and maybe buy another gift," Palutena started going off and getting ahead of herself, as she always did when she was super into something. The typical goddesse's behavior was besides the point, though. I was a little more worried about my bad luck. The thing was, I had not yet found a way to control it, despite having my memories of being of Atë. From what I could remember, it just came so naturally to her... or me. (I wasn't exactly sure if I was still her.)

     "A party sounds like a great time," I tried to hide my nervousness with a smile. Blue the cat purred as he walked up next to me. He was getting more and moer atached to me everyday it seemed like. "So what should we get the baby?"

- (This line means there is a timeskip.)

     I smoothed the blue skirt of my dress as I walked through the golden archway that most people would call heaven. "Palutena, Pit, (Y/)n), thank you for making it!"

     Zeus greeted us in a happy tone. It was plain to see that he was overflowing with joy. Plautena replied, "Thank you for inviting us, Zeus. Where should I put your son's gift?"

     "Over there on the large table," he pointed to a round table made of gold, presents stacked high in the sky on top. The venue was just a large cloud that floated by his palace, gods and goddesses mingled in every direction. 

     'Why was I born an introvert?' I groaned inside my head as I heard a voice.

     "Well, if it isn't Pit-stain and his little assistant," I knew that anywhere, all three of us turned our head to see Dark Pit in gray dress clothing and a violet tie.

     "Oh shut it, Pitoo!" Pit growled at his twin. "We need to be a good example for the baby."

     "That's true. I would usually allow you guys to entertain the three of us girls, but not today Pitoo," Viridi walked up behind the dark angel, smirking. 

     "Hi, Viridi!" Pit and Palutena greeted the sassy goddess of nature in unison.

     "Palutena, you should come with me. A certain frenemy of yours is talking smack," enlightened Viridi, instantly catching the group's attention. Palutena having a frenemy seemed unlikely. We all followed Viridi over to a group of goddesses, talking by the cradle where the baby was. "Oh, Diana! Your best friend arrived."

     A goddess with long, strawberry blond hair looked up, her green eyes meeting Palutena's with a scary expression. "Long time no see, Plautena, goddess of light."

     "Same to you, Diana, goddess of the hunt," the green haired goddess replied, matching Diana's tone. This couldn't be good.

     "You go away for twenty years, show up randomly to defeat Hades, kill him only to sommen him again, and kill him once more," Diana's crown sparkled in the sun. "Is that the correct story?"

     "It was actually the human's fault," Viridi quickly through me under the bus. Why was I always her target? 

     "In my defense, it was Pandora's fault," I whispered under my breath as I was cut off by Diana.

     She laughed. "Oh, I forgot about the part where you saved some helpless human. You know better, Palutena."

     "I guess you didn't hear the part about how she is Atë's reincarnation, and actually manged to deal the final blow to take down Hades" Palutena shot back. The air was so thick that it was starting to push away the other goddesses. Looking around, Dark Pit had already disapered and I could tell Pit wanted to do the same.