"And that, is how Zoe fits in," Perseus finished describing how he saved Zoe from Hercules. Perseus then stood up and dusted off his hands.

Artemis stared at Perseus, who said he was her brother. "You also said you're my full-blooded brother?"

Perseus nodded his head.

"And I've never heard of you due to the fact that the Fates took you right when you were born?" Artemis asked.

Perseus nodded his head again.

"I've got to tell father about this. Will you come to Olympus?" Artemis asked, still not believing the whole, 'full blooded brother thing'.

Perseus nodded for a third time. Artemis then reached for his shoulder with her hand and teleported them to Olympus. A light surrounded Perseus as they flashed, but Perseus was able to withstand the light, so he kept his eyes open. He reappeared in front of the throne room, and Perseus couldn't help but admire Olympus's architecture.

"Follow me, and do what I say," Artemis commanded.

Perseus complied and followed Artemis through the hallway until they reached the end. There sat two large doors made up of gold and metal, to which Artemis swung open. She then teleported to her throne and sat down, then shooting a silver arrow into the air, signing a meeting. Perseus and Artemis were greeted with 11 flashes, all the gods then appearing in their thrones.

"Why did you call this meeting, daughter?" Zeus asked, shooting a glare at her. "I was in the middle of something important."

Perseus stifled a laugh.

Zeus must have heard him and turned to face him. When everyone faced him, the goddesses blushed, and the males looked jealous. Zeus looked him up and down and glared at him.

"Who are you?" Zeus thundered.

"I am Perseus," Perseus said.

Zeus looked at him for a second, before going wide-eyed. Everyone in the throne room, bar Artemis and Aphrodite, looked at Zeus in confusion as to why it looked as if Zeus knew this man. Artemis now felt a little more convinced that maybe this man might have been his full-blooded brother. Aphrodite winked at Perseus, not caring who the hell this man was, just ways to get him in bed.

"P-Perseus a-as in, the d-demi-god, right?' Zeus asked, his voice shaking.

Perseus smiled. "I can assure you I am a god, I have two younger siblings, they're twins. Who also happens to be in this very room."

Everyone turned to Apollo and Artemis, who were wide-eyed at the man's statement. Artemis knew he was their full-blooded brother. But she was suspicious, but the way Zeus reacted, she knew he was telling the truth.

"Well, Apollo?" Hermes asked.

Apollo looked confused.

Hermes sighed in exasperation at his dumb friend. "Is he telling the truth?!"

Apollo looked back at the man and scanned him.

Normal breathing, straight posture, no sweat, eyes still.

Apollo went back to wide-eyes. "He's not lying."

Sorry this chapter was short and took long for me to post. With the whole coronavirus going on, I have like, triple the school work. I'm trying my best, and I'm going to start writing a new story as well as this one, so, look out for that ;)