Luna Wandering (Open)

Zeus gave him a withering look. He couldn't believe the lip some of his children had these days.
"She knows of the Prophecy" he said sadly.

Circe said grimly, "That's more then I know."

Zeus nodded, not catching the hint.
"I have to keep her with me"

"You will not." Circe snapped.

The master bolt flashed dangerously.
"She has to, otherwise she will surely die before she can even try" Zeus said angrily.

"Try what?!" Gwydion demanded.

Gwydion grabbed his daughter from Zeus. "You are not welcome here anymore."

Zeus mumbled something in Greek, then said "Youre family will be cursed if you don't put her under protection, Gwydion." He turned to leave.

Circe's eyes teared up. "Zeus, you will be cursed by every witch in existence if you do not explain to us why Luna needs to be protected!"

Zeus paused, then turned.
"If you wish" he said, and stepped into their home.

Artemis and Apollo hid behind a tree.
"Where'd he go?" Apollo asked.
"He went inside! He's gonna tell them the Prophecy!" She said excitedly.

Gwydion looked astonished, but closed the door behind Zeus.
"Please, sit." Circe offered. "Is their anything you would like?"

Zeus shook his head and ran his fingers through his hair.

"Luna, dear, please go upstairs." Gwydion told her, and took a seat next to Circe, facing Zeus.

Zeus took a moment to gather his thoughts, and launched into the Prophecy.
"There will be 2 completely opposite, mortal and immmortal, who hold the future in their hands. What occurs from this will affect us all. There are people out there trying to kill them, and monsters. Everything and everyone will be dragged into this war, or perhaps another Underworld. We have gathered that Patrick and Luna are the two, and that this is all to happen in a year or so."

"Or so..? You mean sooner?" Gwydion asked.
Circe stayed calm. "You want her to move to Olympus, with you? And the other Olympian gods?"

Zeus nodded.
"She'll be safer there" he said.

Artemis was watching through a window, while standing on Apollo's shoulders.

Circe nodded. "I'm not sure how she'll take to being with... Olympians..."

Artemis was about to say something out loud, but Apollo lost his balance and they fell.

Zeus nodded.
"They are hard to get used to. They will all clamor for her attention"

Circe sighed.
Gwydion asked, "We will see her again, right? We're not Olympians. We can't just come and visit when we please."

Zeus nodded.
"I will use Hermes to give you messages of when you may come, and I will let all gods and godesses know to treat you kindly and with respect" he said, and stood up. "Now, Luna, if you would come" he called.

"As you may know, we have the Graeae sisters as our servants." Circe told Zeus. "Deino, Pemphredo, Enyo! Please collect Luna's things. She is leaving." Three gray skinned, old women came out. One had a eye in their socket. The others didn't.

Zeus bowed slightly.
"Ladies" he said.

"Zeus, you may want to check outside, my Lord." One chuckled.
They scuttled upstairs, holding on to either arm of the one with the eye.

Zeus smiled, and turned to Gwydion and Circe.
"Excuse me" he said, and stepped outside. Zeus watched Artemis and Apollo hide up a tree, then shook them out of the tree. They fell with a soft thud!, and he helped them to their feet.
"Looks like you two are in on this now" he said regretfuly.