Golden Star

                 Many years ago, Gods and Demigods lived among us. But, as time went by, the Demigods start to born extremely weak, barely stronger than humans. And to back it up, the Demigods became extremely obsessed with their parents powers, wanting to have them, begging Zeus to give them the power to stand out among the gods and to be better than their own parents. Zeus, scared for his Gods, commanded that all of the unpowered Demigods were killed, or sent to live on Earth with the humans, like that, they would not bother the Gods anymore. The oldest Demigods that hadn’t powers, were killed, because their ambition was starting to grown bigger, the youngest ones were sent to Earth, as they had agree. But, the Demigods that had powers, were forced to live in the Olympus, only leaving when they asked directly to Zeus. And after that, the born of Demigods became forbidden. All of this happened long before the XX century.

Aglaia is a Demigoddess, daughter of Aphrodite, born in the early nineties. But Aglaia doesn’t even imagine or knows what she truly is. The thing is, Aglaia was born in the forbidden time of Demigods. Her mother, Aphrodite, sent her to Earth, choosing the adoptive parents of her daughter, people who take good care of her. Aglaia had notion that she was adopted but she never knew some of the secrets that her parents kept from her. Time goes by, and she starts to become like the old Demigods, with powers.

What will happen when, in the Olympus, they start to notice that she is a Demigoddess with powers? Read it to find out.

               This story is part with another from @MartaISL, called “Silver Star”, both of which belong to a partnership between me and her named “Stars of the Olympus”. The relationship and the story about the Greek Gods will be different that the original stories, so expect that.

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