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

The Wrath of Gaia (Condensed) 1-5

... that I finally hear one of them speak. "Thank you Catarsus, you are a strong tracker, and a stronger niece", Cartasus, the girl who brought me here, simply bows her head farther before backing away to behind me once again, but this time it is her to speak. "My lords, I have brought to you, after a perilous search, the thief of Lord Apollo's golden wreath. I have brought him here today to have a decision be made for the consequence of said action, that will be enacted by my hand as the prosecutor of his crimes." My eyes widen as I recognize the name of Apollo as being one of the gods worshipped by most. One of the gods that I didn't believe to exist. Without missing a beat, the woman dressed similar to Catarsus starts to click her fingers against the table in agitation. "The answer to this is painfully obvious, he should be killed for having even thought of stealing from a god, let alone my own brother. The sheer thought that he would dare disrespect my bloodline like that infuriates me to no end." Watching her fingers click against the table makes me fear that she might break it with just her fingertips as she stares daggers through my chest. Across from her another woman starts to speak. "Artemis you are acting purely off of emotions, please calm yourself down or we can find another lord to replace you, probably one with more wisdom", the woman said with a large amount of venom in her words. This did not sit well with Artemis as she quickly stood to her feet, slamming her ...

... fist onto the table hard enough for even I to feel the shake on the ground. "If you would like to go another round Athena, I will break that fabled shield of yours, impenetrable or not, Do not temp me." Watching her speak reminded me almost of a wild animal preparing to strike and I naturally started to lean back so as to not get involved with this, only to be pushed forward again by Catarsus. "Don't give me another reason to kill you human." I hadn't noticed up until now, but Catarsus seemed to be the most frightening of all, her gaze enough to make truly feel just how hopeless I was in this situation. I looked back at towards the problem at hand to see a third person standing between the two. A man with a long, curly black beard stood between them with his hands extended trying to calm them down. "This council shall not adjourn without resolving this issue and there shall be no fighting. Artemis, this issue may involve your blood, but that doesn't allow you to make an executive decision on it and I'd like you to remember that this council will not order a death without proper cause. Athena, just because your area of expertise lies within wisdom does not mean you should throw it in everyone's faces and I would like to remind you that Aegis is not yours alone so it will not always be there to protect you. If I have to stop you two from fighting like sniveling humans, then I will end your arguments for good, now be seated so that we may continue." The man spoke with such an ...