#feat. poseidon

[terrvrs]

T - 3 things I love unconditionally. - finn

“my family– including kora and ariel. i always wanted sisters, you know? i’m lucky to have them. there’s the copy of dominic’s first movie that he signed for me. and there’s this picture of my family on vacation when nik and i were just kids. we look really happy in it and it brings back really good memories.“

@omuse + @whitesctin + @expuracordis + @lcstbov + @esoteriics

[terrvrs]

flounder : what is your favorite happy memory ?

@toldchronicles + @omuse + @whitesctin + @lcstbov

“holidays with my family. mom and dad would try not to spoil us– but they’re bad at it. dad ‘specially. mom makes the house look perfect with the decorations, and nikos and nik would sing. i hope everyone will come home this year.“

[onceaherald]

Most hated God? And, alternatively, most revered?

“Hate’s a strong word, buddy. Can’t say I’ve got it out for anyone,” Hermes mused. It’s not that he didn’t have it in him, wasn’t capable of white-hot fury and ugly vengeance — it’s that he didn’t think it had much merit. He wasn’t Hera. He didn’t — couldn’t — wield the emotion like the sharpest of swords, ready to leave a trail of destruction behind without so much as a backwards glance. Hermes thought of Leto, of Semele, of Zeus’ many lovers, and sighed inwardly. Yeah, definitely not his style. He couldn’t even think of someone to dislike, let alone hate. “Uncle Poseidon’s a piece of work,” he offered, in lieu of an actual answer. His uncle is the ocean, violent and beautiful. A force of nature. And nature is an unpredictable son of a bitch. Big words for Hermes, of all people, who gets his kicks off being a trickster. But Poseidon is unsettling in his unpredictability, one of the few gods who could probably gain the upper hand over Hermes with ease — and that really grates on his nerves. Does he hate his uncle? Of course not. Is he wary of him? Absofuckinglutely. “Most revered? Pops.” Really, is that even a question? Hermes has never made his loyalties a secret. Zeus’ got commitment issues longer than the Nile, so what? He can at least count on him to make Greek mythology interesting, which oughta count for something. People really needed to cut him some slack, in Hermes’ opinion.