The city of Mount Phoenix was a strange, ugly place with many things in it that Hades still needed to take time to figure out. It appeared people now talked to themselves out in the open and have created lamps that held the sun itself inside of them. Perhaps he should have listened more to Persephone whenever she would tell him about this world, but then again he was always more interested in how she looked when she talked about the Upperworld than in what exactly she was saying. It was probably his love for her. After all, he’s always said that it’s a dangerous thing to love someone.
But currently his attention was not so much on all the strange things around him, but more so on the man he’d come to this city for. Well, partly, of course. It wasn’t like every step he took was entirely a hundred percent for his brother. That would be ridiculous. Nobody did that much just to see their brother again. Of course not. Especially the god of the Underworld would never hold that amount of love and care for another person. Psht. The thought alone--
Cursing the fact that there was no such thing like telepathy between brothers, Hades looked around to see if there was anything that looked like a place where Zeus would be hanging out. But then none of these modern world buildings looked like Zeus would be hanging out there. Where were the statues? The majestic pillars? The presence!? Make sure to hear that in the right, dramatic, French way, by the way. Otherwise it would miss it’s effect.
Sighing deeply when almost an hour of walking around still hadn’t delivered anything fruitful, Hades came to a full stop. Closing his eyes for a moment, he lifted his hand to rub his forehead, before straightening and snapping his fingers. “Hello there, little fella,” he spoke to the hell-hound appearing at his side. The animal was looking up at him, ready to do his bidding. “Be a good boy and sniff out my brother for me, would you? Zeus.” Watching the hound sniff around and put itself into motion, Hades smirked. “Oh and, don’t forget to give him a good slobbering when you get there. Let him know how much you missed him.”
The smirk stayed on his face as Hades easily followed along after his pet, letting it lead him to wherever his brother was hiding out. He hoped Zeus wouldn’t be with this or the other girl. Or, well, actually... That would be even more fun. Imagine the look on her face when a hell-hound suddenly jumped on the bed. Oh yes, Hades was definitely hoping now that Zeus was still in the business of sleeping around.