Hades: Goddess of the Underworld (Lesbian Version) by Svetlana Ivanova

Author:Svetlana Ivanova [Ivanova, Svetlana]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Svetlana Ivanova
Published: 2016-09-25T22:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER nine:

Jealousy

Once Zeus learned about Demeter from the great god Pan, he sent forth his favorite son, Hermes, to invite the mourning goddess back to Olympus.

There where the winged-god had been informed, Hermes found Demeter in her ragged cloak and shrunken form.

He immediately spoke to her.

"O Demeter, Father Zeus wishes you to come and join the tribes of the eternal gods," Hermes said, "Come, therefore, and let not the message I brought from him pass unobeyed."

"Did he remember what he has done to my poor child now?" Demeter's voice was cold and cynical.

"Father's wisdom is everlasting; I believe he understands your desperate wish, my lady."

"I have said it before, but I will say it again," Demeter replied, "Until I see my daughter's face emerges from the dark wretched world of Hades, I will not release the Olympians from the sorrow that has plagued me."

Hermes was alarmed to hear it.

"Demeter, the gods are in fright and chaos since the fate of the mortals laid in your hands," He tried to explain the turmoil to the goddess. "Your grief has affected us all."

But Demeter simply turned her face away and ignored the plea. The messenger god tried with all his wits and cunning to persuade her, but the goddess's heart was unmoved.

After his imploring words were said to no avail, Hermes decided to fly back to Olympus and report it to his father.

The Sky Lord fingered his lightning bolt thoughtfully when Hermes finished narrating the story. He then sent forth all the blessed gods to bring back Demeter.

The Olympians came one after the other to her cavern. They kept begging and offering many very beautiful gifts to the Lady of Grain and whatever right she might be pleased to choose among the deathless beings. Yet, no one was able to sway her mind and bend her will, for the wrath was still burning hot within her heart.

The goddess stubbornly rejected all their gifts as she vowed that she would never set foot on the fragrant Olympus nor let fruit spring from the ground until she beheld with her eyes her own fair-faced Persephone.

At last, when the all-seeing Zeus, the loud-thunderer heard this, he decided to pay the goddess a visit himself.

"I suppose we shall have to compromise," he said to her once they met. "I have been thinking. Perhaps I have not been quite fair to you."

"No," said Demeter curtly. "Certainly not."

"Do you still wish your daughter's return, dear Demeter?"

"Indeed, Lord Zeus," the goddess answered back. "And if you still sit back in your throne and ignore my wish, all the gods and mortals shall suffer as much as I."

"Very well then," sighed Zeus miserably, "In light of all the facts, here is my judgment. Your daughter, Persephone, will be restored to you and remain with you again. However, if any food has passed her lips during her sojourn in Erebus, then she shall remain there with Hades. This is the law older than the gods, and even I am powerless to

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