The Godly Triplets
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Category:
S through Z › Xena
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
3
Views:
3,439
Reviews:
4
Recommended:
1
Currently Reading:
1
Disclaimer:
I do not own Xena, nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.
What Zeus said...
AN: This one goes out to the reviewer who pointed out an error I had made in the plot. So everyone give thanks to Purrfus. (yes...I finally wrote/posted it.)
Part 10: What Zeus said
Cupid smiled as he watched his oldest and youngest sons leave with the four heroes. Then he frowned as something that Hercules said registered in his mind. He started to look around to find his grandfather to ask him about it.
Strife looked over at his husband and noted that he didn't look happy. "What's wrong Feathers? Did you need to sit down?" Even though Cupid would never admit it Strife knew that he still got tired easily and had taken to materializing chairs nearby whenever they were in the same place for more than a few minutes.
"I'm not sure but I need to talk to Grandpa. Come on," Cupid said as he grabbed Strife and dragged him over to where Zeus was talking to Apollo. Apollo grinned sheepishly at the two approaching gods and moved off to talk to one of the muses.
"Grandpa, why didn't you acknowledge that the triplets were our children as well as the twins?"
"You can be as blunt as your father when you want to Cupid," Zeus said. He looked to where Apollo was now talking to Ares and Joxer. "Just before the ceremony Apollo came to me and said that he had a vision and that I couldn't acknowledge the triplets as yours yet. There is more to it than that but I'll go into that at a meeting tomorrow. This is a happy occasion and I didn't want to ruin it. Besides I think the boys knew somehow as they didn't raise a fuss about it."
Cupid looked over to where Joxer was talking to Ares as Jayce came up on the other side of Apollo. They didn't look to be upset. Then he looked at his husband. Strife didn't look happy about their children being involved in yet another prophecy but there was nothing they could do about it. Just then he heard Jett calling for Strife, Apollo and Joxer. He decided to just let it lie. There was no way he'd be able to get the information he wanted out of Zeus anyway.
Part 10: What Zeus said
Cupid smiled as he watched his oldest and youngest sons leave with the four heroes. Then he frowned as something that Hercules said registered in his mind. He started to look around to find his grandfather to ask him about it.
Strife looked over at his husband and noted that he didn't look happy. "What's wrong Feathers? Did you need to sit down?" Even though Cupid would never admit it Strife knew that he still got tired easily and had taken to materializing chairs nearby whenever they were in the same place for more than a few minutes.
"I'm not sure but I need to talk to Grandpa. Come on," Cupid said as he grabbed Strife and dragged him over to where Zeus was talking to Apollo. Apollo grinned sheepishly at the two approaching gods and moved off to talk to one of the muses.
"Grandpa, why didn't you acknowledge that the triplets were our children as well as the twins?"
"You can be as blunt as your father when you want to Cupid," Zeus said. He looked to where Apollo was now talking to Ares and Joxer. "Just before the ceremony Apollo came to me and said that he had a vision and that I couldn't acknowledge the triplets as yours yet. There is more to it than that but I'll go into that at a meeting tomorrow. This is a happy occasion and I didn't want to ruin it. Besides I think the boys knew somehow as they didn't raise a fuss about it."
Cupid looked over to where Joxer was talking to Ares as Jayce came up on the other side of Apollo. They didn't look to be upset. Then he looked at his husband. Strife didn't look happy about their children being involved in yet another prophecy but there was nothing they could do about it. Just then he heard Jett calling for Strife, Apollo and Joxer. He decided to just let it lie. There was no way he'd be able to get the information he wanted out of Zeus anyway.