The Divine » Places

         

Clídohna's Point of View

Nothing pained her more than the thought of war. The bloodshed, grieving families, battle cries echoing throughout the valley. Unfortunately for them, it was unavoidable at this point. They could not have seen coming, the demigods had been their allies in the First War. Before then, they never had any major conflicts or disputes with them. There was one reason they were doing this. For power, to kill the First Immortal Beings. This wouldn't be the first time a demigod tried to revolt against them. Now, they were looking at a full-scale attack. It wouldn't be only one demigod revolting, it would be a army of them with the Titans behind them. Part of her suspected the demigods were being manipulated by the Titans. Although, she didn't know enough to make that assumption.

Taking a deep breath, the goddess looked around observing the room. Making a head count of who had arrived so far. Everyone was there aside from Zeus, which meant he wasn't too far behind. It wasn't until then, she realized many of the Olympians were focused on her. During times of war, they went to her before making any decisions. Hoping that she could resolve the situation before it escalated. The only idea she had was something that many of them wouldn't approve of. If the demigods were seeking power, there was only way they could take them down. Offer something that interests them, something better than what the Titans promised. After this meeting, she needed to meet with their loyal demigods. They will join her for the meeting with Thedeon, leader of the rogue demigods. Resting her hand on her forehead, letting out a sigh.

That was when she heard it, the sound of lightning. Chilly winds were sent her way, her long blonde locks flew into her face. Zeus had arrived. Pushing her hair out of her face, Clídohna stood up from her seat. Looking up at their leader as he entered the room. Kneeling down on the ground, her knee resting against the cold stone floor. Her focus moving to the ground, avoiding eye contact with Zeus.