Lore Olympus Next Gen
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Last published Sun, Oct 16, 2022
This is my au of Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe.
My au explained -
Persephone got lonely in the mortal realm, and remembered how she was made, she took it upon herself to create her own children for herself and hoped that Hades would take them in when she sees him again, She created her 3 children different, she first made a set of twins using 50 perfect roses and 50 pomegranates and 13 years later made her youngest using 75 perfect roses and 25 pomegranates. The oldest of the twins is a boy named Zander but prefers to be called Z , the other twin being a young girl named Florence but prefers to be called Flow, the twins are both 16 and lastly the youngest Zeke who is 3. Zeus knows these kids were made but didn't try stop it as he felt bad. In my au Persephone was able to heal the people in the coma's and they had a court meeting to see if Persephone should be allowed back....
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