The Forgotten Goddess

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Parts 3
Time 6m

Cerethia is a goddess. A Greek goddess to be exact. The sixth Olympian child of Kronos and Rhea. When she was born Rhea saw something in her eyes, and could not bear to let her youngest go. So Kronos was told the youngest one died in womb, and Cerethia was hidden. Eventually Zeus killed Kronos, and Rhea revealed Cerethia to her other children. It didn't go over so well. She chose to be the goddess of children. Not childbirth though. Just children. She became a protector of innocence. But eventually she grew tired of her siblings mistrust, and left Mount Olympus, seeking refuge on Earth. She wandered, becoming a nomadic goddess, frequently staying places inhabited by children, such as parks.All Rights Reserved

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Cerethia is a goddess. A Greek goddess to be exact. The sixth Olympian child of Kronos and Rhea. When she was born Rhea saw something in her eyes, and could not bear to let her youngest go. So Kronos was told the youngest one died in womb, and Cerethia was hidden. Eventually Zeus killed Kronos, and Rhea revealed Cerethia to her other children. It didn't go over so well. She chose to be the goddess of children. Not childbirth though. Just children. She became a protector of innocence. But eventually she grew tired of her siblings mistrust, and left Mount Olympus, seeking refuge on Earth. She wandered, becoming a nomadic goddess, frequently staying places inhabited by children, such as parks.

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