The Wrath of Gaia (Condensed) 1-5 - Sex Stories

The Wrath of Gaia (Condensed) 1-5

... genuine and her smile reminded me of Agnis, which put me at ease as she spoke. "I have watched you protect and shelter those children for some time now human, you are a kind hearted man no matter how I look at it and I believe you when you say you had nothing to do with this. If Cronus has really been freed, that means the Titanomachy will come to pass a second time, and I don't think we will prevail on this occasion. This is why I must ask a great deal of you. You must fight to stop the titans, if not, those children you so sought to protect will die just like we shall." Her smile remained, but the pain in her eyes was very real, but this did not stop the obvious concerns from coming up. "How can I stop them I'm only a carpenter, I have never owned a sword, let alone used one to fight a fabled titan. I think sending me on this quest is the same as killing me without using your own hands." My concerns were very realistic, but this didn't hinder Hera, as she simply turned and walked back towards Zeus's desk. She stood beside his deck and firmly pulled out a large sheathed sword before bringing it back and handing it to me. Unsheathing it to my surprise revealed a bluish-green, sword about 2 feet long with a 8-inch hilt and a single Amethyst gemstone in the middle of the hilt with a white lightning strike going across it. The sword itself felt heavy in my hand, but as I brought it up to swing down once, it seemed to cut through the air effortlessly, going at a fast enough ...

... speed to leave a light green trail behind the sword as I swung. As I swung it faster in faster, it felt more like this sword had always belonged to me, and to my shock, even Catarsus seemed impressed with the natural swordsmanship. This thought was quickly suppressed when she quickly pointed out how poor my stance was and that I'd have no chance against a real soldier with that form. Hera smiled and spoke softly once more. "That sword once belonged to Perseus, given to him by Zeus himself to fight the Gorgon. It is only fitting that you use it to fight the Titans. I leave my faith with you human, and hope that our paths may cross again." With these parting words, she took her leave as well, heading in the direction the others had went, leaving Catarsus and I alone once again. I sheathed the sword once more, putting it across my back for easy access before gazing down at the tree that now adorned my palm. This was all so overwhelming for me, yet I felt calm and prepared now that this was here. Something changed inside me when the first branch grew, and I feel like the path for my future has been laid out in front of me. Catarsus coughed softly to get my attention before turning and heading towards the doors. I followed closely behind and started to walk beside her as we reached the doors. She opened them quickly and turned to me before speaking. "I would like to make this very clear to you human, you are not my equal and you never will be. You may have the sign of Gaia, but you ...