"Where is he?!" Father yells.

"He's gone and I think I know where. A ravine caused by Typhon." I say.

I look up at him. I grip my sword.

"I found out what you did to Hermes." I say.

"And what is that?" Father raises an eyebrow.

"Typhon, you sealed him into Hermes!" I yell.

"It was not my choice. Hermes got in the way." Father says.

I slam my spear to the ground.

"You think that changes things?!" I yell.

"Athena! Remember who you are talking to." He roars.

A lightning bolt shoots past me and slams into the ground.

"I am not afraid to speak my mind." I say.

"Father, please tell me-" Ares slams into the ground next to me.

"You're out?" I ask. 

"I'm fine." Ares wipes his lips.

Aphrodite curls up to his shoulder. 

"Father, how could you?" Aphrodite asks.

"You owe us an explanation." Apollo says.

"You need to explain to us now." Hephaestus walks up to me.

"Do you all wish to stand against me?" Zeus asks.

"No, but we need answers." I say.

Thunder roars. I look up. I grip my sword. Then, I feel something slam into the ground. There's a loud thumping sound that shakes us all. Apollo slams into me. Aphrodite slams into Ares. I look up. I pull my helmet back into shape.

"What... what was that?" I ask.

We look up. My eyes widen.

"A titan!" Apollo yelps.

"Hello." She says.

"They were bigger than I remember." Apollo draws back.

"How... how..." I mutter.

"The Eye of Kronos." A fate says.

"Who took it?" I ask.

"God of Thieves. God of Travelers. God of Roads." The Second one says.

My eyes widen.

"No..." I look up. 

"You've got to be shitting me." Apollo drops his harp.

"You must be my older brother Zeus." She glares at him.

"Are you the last Daughter of Kronos?" Father asks.

"Guilty as charged older brother." She spits.

"How did you get free?" Zeus stands up.

"I had a little bird." She points to the figure standing next to her.

Zeus eyes widen.

"Hermes?!" He roars.