Hyacinth, To His Father: Well, I Don't Have A Problem To Talk To Him. His Not A Girl Who Wishes To Marry

Hyacinth, to his father: well, I don't have a problem to talk to him. His not a girl who wishes to marry me

Apollo: I can be😏

I actually really want the writer to translate the book to English, but they'll probably do that when they finish writing

I (for no reason) ship Hermes and Hephaestus

PLEASE tell me I'm not weird and there's something in this ship😭

i love it when odysseus and penelope

What brings me comfort, is that technically, Achilles managed to keep his promise to Patroclus of being a hero and happy, the moment before he died.

“Achilles smiles as his face strikes the Earth.”

Call me desperate or whatever, but the fact that Achilles was able to smile meant that, while he was still alive for that infinitesimal moment, he was in fact, famous and happy.

He became the hero of the Greeks that he wanted to be, he’s cemented his name in history. But most importantly, the burdens that came with the prophecy would finally fade from the back of his mind, his fear and grief relating to his own death and his beloved’s, because he knew he would reunite with Patroclus in the afterlife.

When the arrow struck him, Achilles felt unshackled happiness for the first time in years, and Patroclus was the reason. He swore it, after all.

Artemis: The world doesn't revolve around you!

Apollo:

Ppl always told me that freckles are like sun kisses.

I think it's ironic, because I have freckles, but my name means moon