The Wrath of Gaia (Condensed 6-10) - Sex Stories

The Wrath of Gaia (Condensed 6-10)

... my throat. We reached the top of the mountain to find an open-roof court room with all of the gods sitting in rows with 13 of the 14 main Gods seated in front above a single platform. I was escorted to the platform where I was forced to kneel and a steel pipe was inserted between myself and the handcuffs, effectively sealing me in place until someone moves the steel pipe. As I sat there looking around at all the gods I had heard stories of as a child, I could hear them speaking about me amongst themselves. Some spoke of my execution, while others, though few they may be, spoke of how heroic I was. As the time passed, the talking grew louder until Zeus felt enough time had been wasted. He looked up from his seat and cleared his throat once. "We are here for the trial of the human Justin under the charges of attempted murder along with conspiracy to overthrow our government. Let the trial begin." As he said this last sentence he slammed his hand down, causing a sound similar to a gavel with the added effect of a streak of lightning streaming across the sky in the background. Zeus's words caused everyone to quiet down and watch for his next move. It was Hermes; however, that stood and moved to the center of the room in front of where I was positioned and began to speak. "We are at war my friends, and we must realize this fact before we can move forward with this case. Hades is not with us today because he has chosen to betray us and is now fighting alongside the Titans ...

... against us. It is for this reason that we are here, for this human aided them and freed Cronus who is now preparing to free the others and wage war against our power. This human who sits before us has committed a crime against us once before. He was accused of stealing Apollo's wreath no more than a few days ago, and here he sits, after freeing our enemy Cronus, alive and well. That should change and I will leave it to you as to how." Hermes paused to ponder how to continue, giving Hera enough time to stand and intervene. "Don't let Hermes's emotions deceive him, for he is leaving out very key details of this story. The allegations of this human stealing Apollo's wreath were already dropped after investigation so we will not persecuting him for these reasons today, and furthermore, Hermes's has chosen to leave out the fact that Cronus was released when this human used his powers to revive Hermes after being stabbed to death by Hades. From Catarsus's report, it is said that your heart had stopped, yet he was still able to bring you back today. We have no records of any power like this human's so there was no way we could have predicted what would happen, so keep these thoughts in mind." Hera sat and watched as Hermes continued as if she hadn't even spoke. "After freeing Cronus, he continued to then fight and defeat Cronus using this power, but he didn't stop there. After Cronus was unconscious, I moved forward to speak with the human, only to have him blindly attack me in place of ...