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| Apollo » Victor W. Fitzgerald, pseud. J. Gatsby ( @ 2009-10-17 00:11:00 |
| Entry tags: | apollo, complete, hebe |
Apollo/Victor and Hebe/Emberlynn
Who: Hebe/Emberlynn and Apollo/Victor
What: A dinner date, wherein Apollo tells her who she really is, and she tells him something he would rather not have heard. Angsty.
Where: First, at the Agora, then at Varoulko
When: 6:30PM (dinner's at 8:00PM)
Rating: TBD
Status: Complete
It had been the heart of ancient Athens. He could see it come alive before his eyes, like he had traveled across time, the place transforming before him. People had gathered there to buy and sell things, and to talk of politics, business, events, philosophy, trying to discern the heart of the universe, of the divine. The mortalized Apollo smirked at the thought. It had been the place where ancient Greek democracy first came to life, the center of the Athenian government, where a drainage system, fountains, and -- yes -- a temple to the gods had been built. Another smirk graced Phoebus' lips.
Looking around, he could see where the buildings were added, practically as they were added, then he could see the temples rising up, one constructed for Hephaestus, one for Zeus, and one, for the sun-god himself. He went from the ruined Altar of the Twelve Gods, past the Stoa of Zeus, to the Temple of Apollo Patroos. He could remember like it was yesterday...
And why could he not remember more? It was there. It had to be! What was that gap -- how did they end up in that darkness below? How had they ended up here? And, perhaps most importantly, how could they get back? They had to get back...
Then, he thought of her. He didn't want to let her go, didn't want to fathom the thought of having to give her back. Not to that half-god! She deserved better! And, well, he thought he was better. Not to be cocky or anything. It was just the truth.
The truth. How could he tell her the truth? What would she think? How would she react? But he had to tell her. She had to know. And then, he would know if she wanted him, really wanted him.
He checked his phone, looking at the time, wondering where she might be, whether she might already know, how this was all going to turn out.
