@pseudonyist | the gods have fallen
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“If it appears as if I am lost, then rest assured I am absolutely not,” she hasn’t even recognised the figure near her, all she noticed where approaching footsteps she couldn’t identify and the absolute disinterest quickly growing within her to do so.
Deities are awfully prideful things, disputes are often solved with someone’s death, Artemis’s own arrows having pierced the occasional heart who dared claim their archery skills somehow surpassed her own - as the goddess of the hunt, the one archery was connected to, how ridiculous could a man be to claim that. And sometimes that pride translates into moments like these, where powerful figures are denied recognition because a midwife is stubbornly staring ahead of herself, scanning the foreign neon-lit street of an area she’s never ventured to and would have much rather done without visiting.
But rumours of the nightclub harbouring beings like herself and those below her had reached even her and... call it curiosity, call it a need to be nosy she may have inherited from her father, but the end of her journey had been supposed to be that one. And not... this. Lost, in the mortal world, and when she turns around, with bad company as well.
From an arrogant lift of her chin to a steely stare in a few seconds flat. She should have recognised him sooner. But how? She hadn’t even given him a chance to show whether or not he was headed towards her. Her own need to state what she had stated had preceded everything else. And now she’s standing there, opinionated to her very core, squaring her shoulders and forgetting her goal. “Oh... You.”
















