Please!
Does that suffix apply in greek as well, or are we seeing a ring-translation of a title rather than the direct sound of the new name?
Don't worry. Her goddess is an accomplice!
Ah, sparky, you have no idea what you're letting yourself in for. I'm sure OL is quite happy to pontificate at you for hours about your failings. Likely with diagrams, if you need them. But for this visit, let's just focus on the topic at hand...
Well, that's off to a fine start. Interrupting already?
Now see, there's another point where you and she differ.
And now insulting England? Admittedly, OL doesn't wax that patriotic about it, but still...
Well, good to see you've at least learned what sarcasm is, Sparky.
And? That's hardly the best footing to start a relationship on, you know.
Oh, yes. That fact is very well-documented, thank you very much.
And with that you show just how much of a petty child you are.
Or just until you see another pretty behind and forget all about her entirely?
Wow, I've never seen eyes that act like plasma balls before.
Does it tingle when you do that?Ah, the old 'I'm more powerful than you, so respect me!' argument. He really is just a giant teenager.
I suppose finding a way to steal power from your elders kind of short-circuited his development...
Oh, here we go, the sparks and the booms...
It's like watching an angry drunk. You instinctively avoid drawing their attention for fear of them attacking you next...
Yeah, I suspect most people would just go 'Oh no, an angry supervillain with delusions of grandeur!' Assuming they didn't die outright from his 'worship me!' aura.
...Yeah, that's about typical for the mythological Zeus.
Hardly. But this time, OL is better prepared for your offensive manoeuvrers.
To be fair, knowing you have a good chance to be revivable does make for a measure of foolhardiness. But that's not what happening here, is it?
Just ask the lich Nabu how that went... Oh, wait.
And I just picture Zeus getting a metaphorical face-full of the Ophidian hissing threateningly at him, there...
...That is a good point. Did Zeus simply get tired of the Hellenes worshipping him, and ignore Christianity taking root? Because I could see that happening with this version of him...
I know Xenia is probably not in effect - this being more of a diplomatic visit than a friendly one - but there's a fair bit of rudeness on both sides...
...But attacking your visitor? That's pretty rude. And I'm impressed OL felt that much fear, even knowing he's got backup.
See, even a decent king would have been keeping up on current affairs. But as noted, you, Sparky, are not close to a decent king.
[Ave Mechanicus Intensifies!] Seriously, did OL have any input into this display? Huge 40k Techpriest energy.
And it is glorious.And outside, every God and Goddess in Olympus is either seeking cover, armouring themselves for battle, or both.
I bet the prosthetic is as much a part of his current corporeal form as the rest of his flesh. So not any kind of weak point. Also, good analogy from the new God of Engineering.
Cue the battle music! And make it LOUD!
Or that Hephaestus is so high up that he spawns mini-mes in masse to do his things.
So to wit, this shows LePaul never had any intention of not trying to kill Zeus, even if Zeus had agreed to release Diana from her duty.
I somewhat doubt it. Fusing with a mortal being part of the plan most likely would have come up earlier, and we've barely even mentioned Sephtian this arc.
Well yeah. His mention of how Zeus needed to be replaced and this just raised the priority already covered that.
Well, everyone Paul passed on the way in is going to see Hephastian, after all, he walked in too.
[Ave Mechanicus Intensifies!] Seriously, did OL have any input into this display? Huge 40k Techpriest energy.
Eh, she'll get over it.
He's perfectly aware that his nature has been radically altered. He has become someone else a lot like who he used to be.
If I understood that sentence then I'd be able to tell you.
Thank you, corrected.
I think that's natural speech.
That's better than the actual reason!
He tried to fry all of him, but in this instance 'cup' refers to what he drank the cider from.
A warning for others- A section of that story is devoted to Donald Trump. The epilogue. Skip it or skip the whole story, whatever.
I know. If Zeus respected guests like he is always punishing people for not doing in his stories that really would have put a snag in this. Of course none of those stories had Zeus as the host. So it might just be another case of hypocracy.
He's married to Aphrodite, but this time she will be happy to bed him.
Hnnnnng. SO COOL. This gave me goose bumps.
