Posted on 2018-11-27 05:20:06
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Hera was bored one day and wanted remind mortals not to mess with her. She then remembered how rude Athena's daughter, Annabeth Chase, was in the labyrinth, and decided to use her as an example. Hera made Annabeth's brilliant mind become obedient and domesticated like a dog, making sure she'd be a good girl and obey the top dog through and through. Seems her new dog could learn a few tricks

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:24:03
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well, I can see that being in Hera's character

if she hates any of Zeus' kids that aren't hers, she's definitely going to hate the grandkids

also, Greek Everythings just being general assholes in the myths

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:29:19
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She said she wanted a "perfect family" and has come to work well with the other children of her husband, but mostly did this when Annabeth dissed her. Instead of stepping in cow crap, she got this.

I don't know, the only good ones were Hades, Hepheastus, Hestia and....trying to think of another who wasn't a total bitch or douche

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:32:21
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Being read up on Greek mythology....yeah...this feels like Hera's MO lol. Well what do you expect when her husband routinely transforms himself into showers of gold and a....goose... to have sex with human ladies.

On another note, awesome new pic from Zero-Q and a Percy Jackson reference nice lol. Seriously those characters just don't know how messed up their family members are hahaha!

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:37:55
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True...He's like Tiger Woods, but an actual tiger.

Thanks. The series needs more hypno art, just wish I wasn't the only one providing....
Considering most date their cousins/ relatives, they don't care, divine halves don't count.

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:45:17
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Hermes? has he done anything nasty? Hades kidnapped his own niece and married her; but that mostly turned out ok

Apollo might be a lesser ass, he might have helped kill Achilles, but that was after Achilles disrespected the body of Hector



to take her frustrations out on Zeus, his kids didn't ask to be born from that



I recall the Aphrodite kids having a Charm like ability in the second series, that might be useful

Posted on 2018-11-27 05:51:05
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Only a few have those, I did one on Piper hypnohub.net/post/show/71...side-drool-expressionless Maybe I'll get Drew to make a few girls into Aphrodite girls/bimbos

But as I said, wish I wasn't the only one providing.

Posted on 2018-11-27 06:13:16
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I think Hermes is a pretty nice guy, most of the time, though I think he did, ah... rape a princess (but then again, that's par for the course for most of the male gods, having done something of the sort in one myth or another, except for (as far as I know) Hades and Hephaestus). Apollo has a habit of trying to get into every woman's pants in Greek myth, it feels like (and I think his best relationship was his bromance/romance with a guy who ended up getting killed). So... I guess Hermes is one of the nicer ones usually, Apollo would probably hit or miss as to whether you love him or hate him (with little in between), and then Hephaestus just wants to be left alone and Hades... Hades is either the god that got the short end of every stick and is just trying to make due, or is somewhat of a jerk (For example, I don't think all versions of the Persephone story involve him tricking her or forcing her to eat a pomegranate seed).

Posted on 2018-11-27 06:23:07
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Hades kidnapped Persephone and forced her into being his bride, this was done with Zeus's blessing (and according to some traditions aid in the form of keeping Demeter occupied)

Posted on 2018-11-27 07:15:44
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I think Artemis was decent, some of the worst things she did were send a rampaging boar out when a town didn't pay tribute to her and a few times where she turned guys into animals who saw her naked(which considering the time period can you blame her at times?)