Olympus IIII

ooc: Yeah.

OOC: Ah, since there's an awful lot of people, we're going to experiment with a posting order. So, yeah. Please try to post in alphabetical order, guys. It doesn't need to be perfect, but please don't just go willy-nilly all over the place like usual.
Example - Alpha posts, Bob posts.
Anti-example: Maximum posts, Rachel posts, Bob posts, Alpha posts, Lord Loss/Dovah posts.

Posting order: Alpha Wolf -> Bob -> Evimero -> Lord Loss -> Maximum Ride -> ML -> TD Courtney/Shampoo -> Rachel

If I forgot someone or need to add someone to the order, tell me in the chatbox or in an OOC, please.

No more posting order. It sucks when people are gone, and this is taking WAY too long.

Ooc: hmmmmmm

This guy walked in. He didn't notice any Hawaiian gods. Oh well he sat next to a pillar, and started to relax. This would be alon trip.

John entered. He noticed the gods were in there. Good. He walked over his fathers throne.

"Greetings father," he said with a bow.

He hadnt seen his father since the Summer so it was nice to visit his godly heritage again.

Henry entered. No Egyptians saddly. Oh well. He decided to just stand there then and wait a lot.

"This will be boring," he told himself..

Jeff entered wind still blowing around his head. He spotted a lot of gods, bu then he spotted his father.

Jeff ran over to his father giving him a hug. "Daddy!" he exclaimed.

((Not here yet, but shouldn't we make a posting order list if we're doing something like that? Only because if someone does not know of everyone who is posting, how are they supposed to go in alphabetical order?))

OOC: Well, most of the people posting are in the chatbox, so we can see who comes next in ze order... BY THE WAAAAY, when you ARE here, do you want to RP some of the gods? Perhaps one of us could do the Olympians, while the other does the minor gods and such?

((In order for this to work, at least for me, please don't hesitate to remind the person in front of/ behind you to post if they take a while! XD))

Leah exited the elevator, forgetting all about her carsickness as she took in the sights of Olympus. Were those the gods? She went bug-eyed, simply unable to believe that she was actually here. It was pretty incredible.

"Hello, son," boomed Ares to John awkwardly, staring at the boy who bowed before him. He was proud to have a son dutiful enough to bow in his presence. That was a real boy, one who recognized an important god when he saw one. He did; however, hope that his son wasn't a complete wuss. Sure, his boy could bow before him, but if he couldn't fight Ares would wish to disown him. Wait... had he met this boy before? He couldn't remember. He must not have been too significant, then.

Boreas felt rather awkward, being hugged by a child of his. Errr.

I skipped in, and stood in the middle of the throne room and spun around in a circle. It was so big! And there were so many different gods in here! I looked around, wondering if my real daddy was in here.

I trudged, in looking around and scribbling notes on my clipboard. It didn't look like there were any Egy-

"SURPRISE!" Yelled a very loud voice, and a host of gods came out of the elevetor. They were let by Set, who was the one who had yelled, and ran in. There were Egyptian, Norse, and Hawaiian gods alike. "WE'RE CRASHING YOUR PARTY!"

"Ah, my son, Caspar!" boomed Zeus, watching the boy with a glint in his eye. Zeus was usually exceptionally pleased with his children, and in the spirit of the mortal holiday Christmas he was jolly as that Santa Claus man. "You have done me proud, son," he stated, although to be honest he hadn't been paying that close attention to this particular son's life. "I'm going to give you a boon, something that you should be ecstatic about!"

Artemis shot a hefty gaze in the son of Zeus' direction. She'd never liked that boy, especially not when he'd dated her daughter. Her gaze quickly landed on another boy; however, one she wished didn't exist in the first place. Cameron. Her stomach roiled, if that was possible for a god. She didn't want anything to do with that boy, the one she hadn't intended to ever bring into the world. Still, somewhere deep, deep, within the heart of the goddess, she felt guilty for having such thoughts. Stop, Artemis.

Hastily, Leah found her father in the midst of the rest of the Greeks. Aeolus. Her heart fluttered in her chest. She'd never thought she'd meet her real father, especially after she'd discovered that scum Mason wasn't actually her father. Unintentionally, Leah wandered toward the god that was her father until she was planted not five feet from him. Oh, gods, how did she end up her? She bit her lip in her nervousness, and bowed like the other demigods who had met their parent. It was what she was supposed to do, wasn't it? She didn't like the position, though, because if her father spoke to her she wouldn't know, being deaf and looking down at the floor like this.

Pyriphlegethon shifted awkwardly as he stood. He was quite sore from standing, actually. "Hi."

Kuk frowned. "BOW TO ME, DEMIGOD CHILD!"

Anubis grinned a jackal-y grin at his son. "Hey, kid."

Boreas nodded. "Erm... yeah, you too, son..."

Kamooalii waved at his son, feeling like too much of a lazy surfer dude to actually talk.

Aeolus smiled, and said "Rise, my child," like a fancy wind king, and touched his daughter on the shoulder, too. Was this the deaf one? If so, she could take the touch as an order to rise, yes?

I shrugged, watching my dad run around, yelling and causing chaos. How evilly childish of him...

I walked around, looking for my dad...

"Seeing as how this is the first time I have seen you since forever I will introduce myself," Henry said crossing his arms.

"I'm your son Henry," he said with a smile.

Henry couldn't beleive he was meeting his father. He was everything Henry had imagined him to be.All jackal faced and well yeah.

"Father," John called then asking, "Would you like me to do any tedious task for you?"

That was truly the only thing he could think of asking at the moment.

"How are you?" Jeff asked his father still bouncing around.

Wind currents rippled around Jeff as he jumped back and forth. Jeff hadn't had any sugar that day, but he was still quite hyper for some reason.

Keawea smiled. "So pops how have you been?" he asked. His father seemed different since the last time Keawea had seen him, but that's the way gods were they change rappidly.

Leah flushed as he tapped her on the shoulder. Her father smiled at her... smiled... not something she'd expected from the man who had supposedly once loved her mother. "Hi, dad," stated Leah, testing the words in her mouth. She'd been so used to calling Mason her father, and he hadn't been. This man didn't really feel like her father either, but somehow he was. It was really strange to finally meet him, and she wasn't sure if what she had said had been appropriate for the scenario.

Ares glanced at his son. AH, John, the sort of pitiful one who'd had his ears turned to... what were they, flowers, last year? He chuckled slightly. He considered his son's request seriously, though. "Yes, son. I need Chinese food, urgently. I'm rather in the mood for some Moo Shoo Pork."

Zeus beamed, touching his son on the shoulder. "Well, son, that was exactly what I was planning to do." With a charming smile, Zeus channeled a small amount of his power into the boy, uncovering his memories. He realized he had some painstaking memories of his girlfriend, though, and he chose not to include these so as to save his son some grief. "There you go, m'boy." He patted his son on the top of his head.

Artemis gestured at her son. "Cameron." She grimaced at that name... what had his father been thinking? "Over here, please. Greet your dear mother."