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The petite girl wondered over to the Gods tent and bent from her knees and stared, wondering how or if she could knock. Was he even staying at the academy because his dorm is destroyed? Who knew. It was a tent and she hoped it was right. "Hello?"
Zeus sat up and looked out the side of the tent to see who was calling him. "Oh, Sunny. Hello," he replied, unzipping the opening and stepping outside to greet her.
After putting down the last box, The god took a glance around the rather barren looking living room. The apartment itself was not that big; which meant although there'd be less room, there would also be less to clean.
He walked into the bedroom and continued getting accustomed to his new living space. It was a decent size and even with his bed he still had room for a desk and maybe a bookshelf or two. The closet was a nice size, but there didn't seem to be any lights installed inside.
Taking a closer look into the poorly-lit closet, he noticed what appeared to be an old lamp. Puzzled, he took it out and looked it over. "Must have been something the old tenants forgot to pack," he thought. And by the looks of it, it had been in there for a while, probably forgotten. Pulling the sleeve of his shirt down to cover his palm, he used it to wipe off the dust, rubbing in circular motions and blowing to clean it off.
After walking around the school grounds and surveying the damage, Zeus decided to head to one of his favorite areas: the stables. He was happy to see that even with the apparent madness that had taken place recently, the animals still appeared to be in good health. With a smile he petted one of the horses on the head and fed her an apple. "It's good to see you surviving all these crazy kids around here."
reinademigod replied to your post:
"Make me your daughter, God damn it. My father is cruel… and weird."
"We're all weird and have a number of issues, most of which I'm probably responsible for in one way or another," he replied. "I'm flattered, really. But I assure you I'm definitely not much better of a father than Hades."
jongteon replied to your post:
» “Dad, take it from me… You’re better off not questioning Hades and the way he treats his children.”
"I fear that you're right," Zeus replied with a slight chuckle, "Although I can't say that I've been doing too great in that area either."
zelodemigod replied to your post:
Zelo smiled at the god- he had remembered! Zelo wasn't sure if he would or not. "G-good s-sir" He chirped happily, "A-and you? H-have y-you had a nice t-time a-away?"
"Well, I wouldn't say it was all nice but there were some points where it wasn't horrible," he replied. If he could do anything, he'd make sure that none of them would ever have to see what he had. Although the memories suddenly resurfaced, he buried them again with a quick shake of his head and a slight grin.
"This place looks as broken down and destroyed as I left it," he stated with a slight chuckle. "No one bothered to rebuild in the past year eh?"
