Legends
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BEFORE ATHOS ARRIVED, I had been horseback riding around the open fields before the boundaries of New Rome. It was great, considering I only get to do it once a month. The thrill of racing always illuded me. I could feel the winds pushing back my hair as I managed the reins. The horse's hooves clopped against the grained solls of the grounds. When I finished I had managed to get in a muffin and goto the boundaries before meeting with him.
Now that I had a chance to look at his face, I couldn't help but feel he wasn't half good guy looking. The boy had cute features. Some people might even say he had the ruggid good looks of a Roman God. Gazing at him I felt a sudden spark of excitement. Slowly, he glanced at me and smiled.
"Hey, is there a place where I could get something to eat?" He asked. I laughed. Normally, it was rude of a soldier to ask for something to eat. We didn't really eat until given the time to, but aside from that, the only place that he could get a snack was at New Rome.
"I'm sorry, but you'll have to wait. You see, us Romans have had a problem, with that kind of stuff so, we usually just muscle it until evening muster." I replied.
Grasping his stomach Athos frowned. "Alright I guess." Walking up temple hill was the hard part. We spent time talking about the posibilities for his godly parents. From most of his conversation, he seemed to admire Jupiter the most. Which wasn't rare, but seemed a little out of place. I mean, yes people of Rome respected Jupiter, but we never cared so much to ask for him as a godly parent. Besides, they were often claimed as the dangerous and reckless leaders. Although it did come off with it's perks.
When we arrived at Temple hill, Athos gazed around. "What's that tiny shed at the cliff?" He pointed. I narrowed my eyes to sink lower. "That's the temple of Neptune. He's not very popular with the Romans, as a Greek he was known to be just as respected as Jupiter and even Pluto."
"You guys have a temple for the god of death?" He asked.
I smiled. "Pluto is known to be the god of riches. He isn't as bad as his Greek self. But he isn't as disrespected either.Though, people don't like as much as Jupiter or even Mars and Bellona."
"Bellona is Bella's mother right?" He asked.
"Yea, and Sean is the son of Mars. A powerful duo they make." I said a bit saddened.
"So what happened to Athena. I mean, in all the stories that I read they never mention the goddess of wisdom and battle." He asked.
"Well, Minerva wasn't respected by the Romans at first. It wasn't until the twenty-first cwntury that she began to be respected. She eventually started having children of wisdom and crafts." Walking onward, we reached the temple of Jupiter.
"Who's your godly parent?" He asked his final question.
With a smile on my face I answered. "Minerva." Gazing to the front, I noticed a slender shaped man. He had golden hair and weary blue eyes, almost transparent.
Stepping down the boy glanced at us in disgust. "Daughter of Minerva." He clenched as he spoke the goddess' name. Julius never cared about me. He always thought that Minerva's decision to have children was a broken honor that would never allow her to be a pure goddess.
"Julius." I badded my eyes holding in the anger and frustration. Calmly, he took a few steps circling Athos in the exact same way, Bella had earlier.
"He looks normal. Why was my time, with a simple Legionaire?" He complained. "Have Bella and Sean gone mad." Quickly picking up a stuffed animal, he smiled. Cutting it open, he pulled out it's stuffing. "Wrong. Athos, could you be a dear and pick up one that holds meaning to you?"
Slowly, Athos walked toward the stuffed animals and looked for one he desired. He took a long time, deciding which one he wanted, but eventually he chose a plushed toy of a cerberus. With a smile, Julius took the toy and gazed at him. "Do you love it?"
"I think it's kinda cool." He shrugged.
"I see. Do you care for it?" Julius asked.
"If I had owned it I could possibly love it or even go as far as care for it." Athos replied. Slowly, Julius grabbed a dagger. Inching his was closer, he peirced the stuffed toy animal revealing the stuffing. Nodding he smiled. "As I thought, nothing special, tell Bella to stop wasting my time, with useless talents."
With a sign of command, I smiled. "Come on, let's go I think it's best we find you something new to wear. Romans aren't fond of dirt and mud." Rustling onward we left Julius alone where he could preach in silence.
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BEFORE ATHOS ARRIVED, I had been horseback riding around the open fields before the boundaries of New Rome. It was great, considering I only get to do it once a month. The thrill of racing always illuded me. I could feel the winds pushing back my hair as I managed the reins. The horse's hooves clopped against the grained solls of the grounds. When I finished I had managed to get in a muffin and goto the boundaries before meeting with him.
Now that I had a chance to look at his face, I couldn't help but feel he wasn't half good guy looking. The boy had cute features. Some people might even say he had the ruggid good looks of a Roman God. Gazing at him I felt a sudden spark of excitement. Slowly, he glanced at me and smiled.
"Hey, is there a place where I could get something to eat?" He asked. I laughed. Normally, it was rude of a soldier to ask for something to eat. We didn't really eat until given the time to, but aside from that, the only place that he could get a snack was at New Rome.
"I'm sorry, but you'll have to wait. You see, us Romans have had a problem, with that kind of stuff so, we usually just muscle it until evening muster." I replied.
Grasping his stomach Athos frowned. "Alright I guess." Walking up temple hill was the hard part. We spent time talking about the posibilities for his godly parents. From most of his conversation, he seemed to admire Jupiter the most. Which wasn't rare, but seemed a little out of place. I mean, yes people of Rome respected Jupiter, but we never cared so much to ask for him as a godly parent. Besides, they were often claimed as the dangerous and reckless leaders. Although it did come off with it's perks.
When we arrived at Temple hill, Athos gazed around. "What's that tiny shed at the cliff?" He pointed. I narrowed my eyes to sink lower. "That's the temple of Neptune. He's not very popular with the Romans, as a Greek he was known to be just as respected as Jupiter and even Pluto."
"You guys have a temple for the god of death?" He asked.
I smiled. "Pluto is known to be the god of riches. He isn't as bad as his Greek self. But he isn't as disrespected either.Though, people don't like as much as Jupiter or even Mars and Bellona."
"Bellona is Bella's mother right?" He asked.
"Yea, and Sean is the son of Mars. A powerful duo they make." I said a bit saddened.
"So what happened to Athena. I mean, in all the stories that I read they never mention the goddess of wisdom and battle." He asked.
"Well, Minerva wasn't respected by the Romans at first. It wasn't until the twenty-first cwntury that she began to be respected. She eventually started having children of wisdom and crafts." Walking onward, we reached the temple of Jupiter.
"Who's your godly parent?" He asked his final question.
With a smile on my face I answered. "Minerva." Gazing to the front, I noticed a slender shaped man. He had golden hair and weary blue eyes, almost transparent.
Stepping down the boy glanced at us in disgust. "Daughter of Minerva." He clenched as he spoke the goddess' name. Julius never cared about me. He always thought that Minerva's decision to have children was a broken honor that would never allow her to be a pure goddess.
"Julius." I badded my eyes holding in the anger and frustration. Calmly, he took a few steps circling Athos in the exact same way, Bella had earlier.
"He looks normal. Why was my time, with a simple Legionaire?" He complained. "Have Bella and Sean gone mad." Quickly picking up a stuffed animal, he smiled. Cutting it open, he pulled out it's stuffing. "Wrong. Athos, could you be a dear and pick up one that holds meaning to you?"
Slowly, Athos walked toward the stuffed animals and looked for one he desired. He took a long time, deciding which one he wanted, but eventually he chose a plushed toy of a cerberus. With a smile, Julius took the toy and gazed at him. "Do you love it?"
"I think it's kinda cool." He shrugged.
"I see. Do you care for it?" Julius asked.
"If I had owned it I could possibly love it or even go as far as care for it." Athos replied. Slowly, Julius grabbed a dagger. Inching his was closer, he peirced the stuffed toy animal revealing the stuffing. Nodding he smiled. "As I thought, nothing special, tell Bella to stop wasting my time, with useless talents."
With a sign of command, I smiled. "Come on, let's go I think it's best we find you something new to wear. Romans aren't fond of dirt and mud." Rustling onward we left Julius alone where he could preach in silence.
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