I walk forward to my brothers in their kingdom of Olympus. Olympus, there's really no such thing, it was just a cheap castle on a high mountain. It's a fine castle, white like snow and beautiful roses that defy gravity- I'm not going to deny that. However, this is not a kingdom. This is just a barren wasteland high on mountain's peak. Olympus is just a sham my little-older brother has come up with coy- a prank to mess with mortals. My brothers were, as usual, waiting for me. Poseidon leaned on one of the many columns. Hades was lying on the floor reading some kind of ancient record of something. My eyes narrow as I look at Zeus.

"It was wise of you to choose this path." Zeus smiles high on his throne. 

"Don't get cocky." I hiss.

"You smell like salt. Have you been crying?" Poseidon asks.

I turn my head.

"Ooh, baby brother needs a wipe." Poseidon jokes.

"Shut up!" I throw my dagger at him. 

Poseidon just moves his head out of the way without flinching. I grip my fists. There's a wave of turmoil in me. There's a wave of hate and pain through my chest. Emotions I never dreamed of feeling. Emotions that terrify me, because I have never jeered to feel them before. I never wanted to feel these piss-full emotions. I grip my head.

"Your memories are even stinking up this room." Hades comments.

"Yeah no ***." I hiss.

"There may be a way to solve this... dilemma." Zeus says.

"Is that what you call it?" I ask.

"What would you call it." Poseidon asks.

"I'd call it a pain staking hinderance." I hiss.

"Do you wish to forget?" Hades asks.

"What?" I look at him in surprise.

Hades stands up and brushes himself off. He walks forward at me. The lights of this castle dim. The shadows bloom like a flower behind him. I draw back. This is... this is not good. He forms a bottle in his hand.

"Do you know the myth of the forbidden fruit in the underworld?" Hades asks.

"Yeah, I do. Do I care? Nah." I shrug.

"What if I told you they can erase the painful memories?" Hades asks.

I look at him in surprise.

"Drink this juice from the pomegranate tree. Let it ease your mind and pain." Hades says.

I grab it. Don't do it Goodfellow! Don't! 

"Do it." Hades smiles.

Goodfellow! Puck! No!

"Alright." I chug it down.