Titans Rising – Dark Vs. Light, Part I
“Then I guess you have no problem going before Zeus,” he spoke matter of factly. “Zeus can’t kiss my ass,” I spat.
Dinlas
Titans Rising – Locked Up, Part II
“I saw right through you before. No, you’re nothing but a piss-poor little witch with a boatload of daddy issues.”
Titans Rising – The Goddess of Pleasure
Because I wasn’t wrong before. I didn’t see things that weren’t there; it was not a trick of the light. Those are her eyes.
Titans Rising – Locked Up, Part I
“So you admit it then? You let those two out. What about the rest of the Titans? Did you release them, too?”
Titans Rising – Something Wicked This Way Comes, Part II
“You are more of an idiot than I thought if you think you can fight, or even hurt, Zeus. You would never win, no matter who is on your side.”
Titans Rising – Something Wicked This Way Comes, Part I
Before I could form my next thought, a hand grabbed me by my throat in a painfully tight grip.
Two Sides of the Same Coin
The scythe cutting through the limb, the blood, the feathers falling from me, the agony, the feeling of horror, despair, betrayal.
A Meeting With The Little God
Forgiveness doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten. I will never trust you or look upon you with the favor I show your brother, Dinlas.
Where the Red Poppy Grows
Today is Veterans’ Day, and these flowers are worn by people to remember all those that have fought in the world wars across the globe.
Dreaded Encounters
It’s probably the first time I’ve ever hugged him; the god of war was not known for being the most paternal of figures.
Hello, Brother
The door slams shut behind me and a gun’s hammer cocks, the feeling of cold steel sitting at the back of my skull.
It’s Not Business, It’s Personal, Part III
“I will kill him myself, Arty,” I said, my voice cold and distant. “This part isn’t about family; it’s very personal. Stay out of my way.”
It’s Not Business, It’s Personal, Part II
The stars were twinkling, and the moon was full and bright. Not ideal for trying to sneak up on someone, but good for seeing the face of the enemy as he dies at the end of your sword.
It’s Not Business, It’s Personal, Part I
“This isn’t like old times, Ares,” Artemis said. “The rules have changed. The weapons are different, more destructive.” “Worried that I’m going to die, Sis?”
A Father Has Doubts
“Hatred? Revenge? There are any number of reasons, Hades. You know that, as well as I do. He hates me, he hates his mother.”