Previously Once again I find myself being whisked around by those with grander plans than my own. A great war coming to this mortal world, where gods wish weapons of destruction and chaos freed from their hiding place. Odin wants haste and has offered us use of his plane, since Hades no longer has one. … Continue reading Hyperion 2: Part 7 →

Previously All four of them rise at once and begin talking over each other. Three of them do, more accurately. Loki rolls back onto the desk and laughs hysterically, clapping his hands in enjoyment of the moment. I can hardly argue with him. It amuses me too, I never get to be the one who … Continue reading Hyperion 2: Part 6 →

Previously I don’t move. I can’t move. “You died.” Is the best I manage. “Good to see you too, brother.” She walks by me with a bundle in her arms, placing herself before the Council. “I am Theia and I am one of the Titans.” She speaks with authority that I don’t remember my sister … Continue reading Hyperion 2: Part 5 →

Alexandria. The sprawling port city lay before Julius Caesar, watching his legions take their positions to defend narrow streets against an insurmountable foe. Ptolemy XIII had joined forces with Achillas and Arsinoe, bringing tens of thousands of soldiers to bear against the badly battered remains of Caesar’s own legions. Not to mention the discord at … Continue reading Hyperion 2: Part 1 →

Previously Demeter stood on the stairs leading to her expansive home, arms crossed as the group approached. Kronos and Rhea led the group, the first with jaw clenched and the other pacing beside her formidable lion. Crius, Oceanus and Hades walked close behind as they cautiously approached her. They had simply walked to her door, … Continue reading Hyperion: Part 20 →