Editor:  Bre Boswell

Released: 17 October 2020

“I’m the King of the Gods. I don’t need to ask for your permission,” Zeus says. Hades and Poseidon share a meaningful look. Zeus shares an incident report about Persephone’s Act of Wrath and mentions a larger problem of disrespect to them as rulers. Poseidon’s son takes all of this very seriously.

Hades suggests Helios might not be the most reliable witness. Zeus says people are conspiring against them and they should “make an example” of Persephone, to which Hades stands up and asks if this is the line he wants to draw in the sand and storms out.

“I put up with your nonsense because you saved my life.

Ask yourself if this is the line you want to draw in the sand?”

Hades

Thetis sees him leave upset and tells Minthe and Thanatos, who celebrate the fact Persephone is going to trial.

As they consider the severity of the punishment, Thanatos visibly grows uncomfortable with how he “didn’t think things would go that far.”

Hades returns to his office, worrying over where Persephone is when he sees Persephone’s tree from Tower 4, growing out of control.

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