The Prophecy

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CHAPTER FOUR

STELLA'S POV

The only ones left to not be claimed were Cassie, Maurice, Simon, and me. Roger had been claimed by Aries, (no surprise there as he was a very aggressive fellow), and Ralph by Poseidon.


Apparently, Ralph being a son of Poseidon was kinda a big deal, and I heard something about breaking "the promise".


Where was my parent? Those of us who hadn't gotten claimed yet got bored of just walking around, so we decided to hike up a mountain to pass the time, and hopefully get closer to the gods to get their attention.


"Weird..." I whisper.


"What?" Cassie turns around.


"Nothing, just look where you and Simon just walked."


There was a trail of flowers in place of footsteps, hyacinths for Simon and lilies for Cassie.

"Um, sorry to spoil your moment but is it normal for a bundle of wheat to appear on someone's head?" Maurice asked.

Simon and Cassie looked at each other's grain stacks floating on their heads. They laughed and I felt a little jealous.


"Which god?" Cassie asked.


"I don't know, go ask somebody!" I say sassily. Cassie glances at Maurice and me with a hint of jealousy in her eyes before scrambling down the mountainside.


Maurice and I finally make it to the top as I feel a little cooler. The clouds darken and thunder rumbles in the distance.

"This is weird," Maurice said.


"Why? It's just a small storm," I replied.


"Well, Chiron said something about no storms can get to this camp. This is impossible." He says, a little scared.


"Wait," I ordered as I feel the winds swirling around me and lightning flashing in the sky.

I fell so safe. So powerful. So-


"Stella!" Maurice yells. "It's a lightning bolt!"

I'm confused until I realize he's pointing above my head. I don't need to ask to know who's symbol the lightning bolt is.


My dad is Zeus.


MAURICE'S POV

I feel so dumb. Everyone, and I repeat everyone had a cabin to sit with at dinner. I had to eat alone at this dusty one in the background. When we get our food, we scrape a bit into the fire and say for the gods.

I think I pissed off the gods or something, to make my parent not want me, so I scrape my whole plate into the fiery inferno.


It's not like I was hungry anyways.


I scrape my hand across the old table, cringing as I saw the sight of it.

"C'mon," I mumbled. "This could be fixed up a little more. I just need an .82 inch... and maybe some..."

Shut up, Maurice! I say to myself. People don't need to know you are even weirder than you are.


I feel a silence creep up on my back and I look up. Everyone was staring at me.

Oh my god, had they heard me mumbling?

A dirty-faced muscular boy with disheveled hair came up to me and put a hand on my shoulder.

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