In the Beginning Book 3: The Great Titan War (Titanomachy)
Copyright© 2024 by Carlos Santiago
Epilogue: Seeds of a New Reign
Fantasy Sex Story: Epilogue: Seeds of a New Reign - After years being trained by Gaia, Zeus goes forth to free his siblings on Olympus and within Cronos' belly. What ensues is a war that would start all wars.
Caution: This Fantasy Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Heterosexual Fan Fiction High Fantasy Military Superhero Alternate History Far Past Cream Pie Exhibitionism Oral Sex Big Breasts Body Modification Small Breasts Geeks Politics Revenge Royalty
The morning sun bathed the peak of Mount Olympus in golden light. Within its light, in one of the chambers of Cronos’ palace, Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon gathered.
Zeus had no weapon at his side, which was a strange occurrence for him. After having his fist, the Aegis, or his thunderbolt in hand for the last decade, to have nothing was almost the same as being naked.
Zeus looked at his brothers. “Are you sure about this?”
Hades nodded. “You and I did discuss using straws before.”
Poseidon sniffed. “Not that you invited me to that discussion.”
“You were too busy being in love with your sea monster,” Zeus said irreverently.
“His name is Cetus.”
“You prove his point,” Hades remarked offhandedly.
“Very well,” Poseidon conceded. “Straws. Who will hold them? I think we all want Father’s throne, so we can’t trust that any of us won’t try to trick the others.”
“I will,” Rhea said, coming into her son’s private meeting room. Behind her was Gaia.
“Wait! Given you saved Zeus, doesn’t that mean you will favor him?” Poseidon asked.
Rhea let out a single laugh. “I suppose you could see it that way. But I don’t. Zeus was lucky. I could not have saved Hades or you, Poseidon. I named you and Cronos stole you away. It was Cronos growing inattentive that let me save Zeus. If Gaia held the straws, maybe, but me ... I adore all of my sons. I am so proud of each of you.”
“Does that suffice?” Zeus asked.
Both Poseidon and Hades nodded.
“That will have to wait until tomorrow,” Gaia said. “We need to discuss what to do with my wayward children. I am glad you did not kill Cronos and his siblings in the final battle, but they cannot roam the land.”
“As to that,” Nyx said, appearing from the shadows themselves. “I believe sending them to Tartarus where they left the Cyclopes and Hecatoncheires to suffer might be the best decision.”
“Will you be looking after them?” Gaia wondered.
“No ... One of them will,” Nyx said, motioning to sons of Rhea. “If Mount Olympus and the seas need a ruler, so too will the Underworld.”
Zeus looked at his brothers. Hades nodded in acceptance and Poseidon shrugged with indifference.
“I believe we can accept that,” Zeus said.
“How will we keep them there?” Hades wondered.
“Tartarus can have a dampening effect on some divinities. I believe the Titans will suffer the effects,” Nyx explained.
“Then what of the next ruler of the Underworld?” Poseidon wondered.
