The Goddess of Shapeshifting

The Goddess of Shapeshifting

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Last published Tue, Dec 26, 2017

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Historical

Tagsadoptdaughterofhades apollo daughterofathena daughterofposeidon goddess

So this is a fantastic about Greek mythology. Where Aphrodite got sick of Athen and Poseidon fighting all the time so she ask her son to shot them with his love Arrows into them to make them shut up for a while. An this is about the goddess that was made form that event. This goddess is basically an OC of myself so yeah. I don't own anything except the shapeshifter goddess. An that's it. Ps. I'm in school so don't expect updates often and I'm also dyslexic so I apologize spelling and grammatical error. If mess up tell me and I'll try to fix it. An I'm open to comments.

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