Olympian Gods

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Zeus
'...The Master of the Heavens, god among gods; so much of my mortal life was impacted by him. And now, even in death, I serve his brother. I do not think that I have much to say for the Lord Zeus which is not widely known, already...'

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Poseidon
'...The Master of the Seas, the Earthshaker, Brother to Lord Hades and Lord Zeus... the lord Poseidon. I am ever greatful that, while I was living, he was merciful to me. Down here, however, I must say I rarely feel his influence. All of us... we are beneath him, now...'

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Athena
'...Of some things I am certain, and one of them is this: That there were many times, during my  mortal life, when my spear found its mark thanks to Pallas Athena.'

'She favors those of dispositions as mine, and I would like to think her efforts keep the violent lusting of Ares, her half-brother, well in check... '

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Aphrodite
'...Aphrodite wields her beauty and her charm with much the same lethality as I could wield the spear. I have seen her handiwork first-hand, and it is often not as pretty as she is...'

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Artemis
'...The Goddess of the hunt has always held my highest admiration. Unlike so many of her brethren on Olympus, she seems unconcerned with being praised at every turn by mortals, and instead she dutifully holds her station as a master of the natural world...'

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Ares
'...Although my heart has long since stopped, it yet holds love in it for all the gods, save one, the one who made and ruined me as well. I have no kind words to impart to him, except, perhaps, in form of this concession: War, much like the heavens and the sea, can be considered as a force of nature.'

'It keeps men down; they will never grow too plentiful, this way, or near as mighty as the gods...'

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