A Sister's Demise ✔️

Seven

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Perci waved to the Muses as she passed them with Diana on her right. Their delighted greetings made the demigoddess forget the pain of seeing Dick again. Both black haired beauties reached the entrance to the Olympian throne room.

"Ready for this?"

Diana nodded at her cousin's question, "I for one, cousin, am very nervous."

They then fist bumped, an annoying gesture that Perci had forced upon the Amazon but now it was just a common thing, "Let's do this."

The doors swung open, leaving the Daughters of the Skies and Seas very unprepared to see all fifteen Olympians staring down at them. Honestly, they thought only their fathers would be there.

Poseidon grinned at his daughter, while Zeus only nodded at Diana.

"We know where Chaos is."

That had all the attention of the Gods.

"Where?" Zeus demanded.

Perci then sighed deeply, "In Tartarus."

Horror shined on the Sea God's face and murmurs rippled through the Gods.The demigoddess had already survived the Hell of the Underworld, home to all the monsters slain. Could she do it again?

There was a silent look between both fathers and a nod soon followed, "All in favour?" Zeus demanded.

In Perci's mind, she thought of how the Gods must've had a telepathic conversation. All of the Gods voted yes.

Diana looked at her cousin and they exchanged a glance.

Zeus and Poseidon then sat up from their thrones, shrinking down to their mortal forms. The God of the Sea practically bounced over to Perci excited of who knows what.

The God of the Sky had his hands clasped behind his back, stepping forward carefully like a businessman about to make a deal.

The sea green eyed god grinned wildly and proudly at his daughter before he kissed her forehead.

The icy blue eyed god grasped his daughter's chin, gently pushing her face side to side, almost like he was studying her with no emotion. But a small smile graced his lips, Zeus's features softening only slightly.

Then, at the same time, both Gods placed their palm to the brow of their daughters.

Poseidon's hand glowed the same colour his own and Perci's eyes.

Zeus's hand also glowed, but a bright blue.

The soft glamour flickered over the Amazon and the Saviour like an aura. They gasped in pain and subconsciously grabbed each other's hands. Perci and Diana could feel the power flowing into their veins, it filling their cores. But the light show soon faded.

Both started to fall, but Poseidon caught his daughter, picking her up carefully like the princess she was.

In a rare fatherly moment, Zeus pulled Diana close, into a soft hug. He stroked a stray lock of hair from her face, tucking it behind her ear and it made Hera smile.