A NOT so Welcomed Guest Ch. 13 - Sex Stories

A NOT so Welcomed Guest Ch. 13

... be no time," Cronus said looking at Prometheus coldly.

"Oh, I would be, though I have to keep smacking the children that keep trying to disturb me. You want me to work?" Prometheus said, giving an even colder look to Cronus. "Keep your little minions out of here, especially that waste of space of my father."

Cronus looked shocked; this was the most forceful Prometheus had ever been toward him. Nodding his head, Cronus beat a hasty retreat.

Cronus walked out seeing at least eight other Titans, though five of them looked rather burnt.

"I am going to tell you once, I want him watched, not bothered. Iapetus, you should know better than any of them, just how much of a little shit your son is. Looking at you five, it appears that he has more power than you thought. Keep that in mind, before you piss me off also," Cronus said as he stormed off.

A hulking male turned to look at Iapetus. He'd been one of the first two that had been burned.

"What makes your son so special?" Oceanus asked Iapetus.

"You know Iapetus is smartest, you wish to challenge Cronus? Iapetus know he would rip all of us apart. You strong," Iapetus said as he shook his head. "Cronus, far stronger."

Oceanus backed up, what Iapetus had said was true. None of the eight were all ...

... that smart, though they did know their place. Especially with respect to Cronus.

Cronus continued to walk on. Iapetus might not be the smartest though, he was by far one of his most loyal.

In the room he was in, Prometheus smiled. This seemed to be an interesting turn of events.

Bast turned toward her brother, "Well, Ephus said to tell you thank you for your efforts. He also said that he knew you were smarter than that. Were you in such a hurry that you didn't think something like this wouldn't happen?"

Thoth started to open his mouth, then snapped it shut. He'd learned a long, long time ago not to argue with Bast, he hadn't really ever won. The more he thought about it, the better not arguing with her sounded.

Bast looked suspiciously at her brother, it wasn't like him not to come back to her after one of her burrs. She walked up to stare into his eyes, trying to see if he was all there. Seeing nothing wrong, she looked at Serket, who nodded, then moved to Thoth.

She started to move around him with her hands out feeling all of him.

Thoth's eyes opened wide, "what are you doing?" He asked.

"As your sisters, we are worried something is wrong with you," Serket said.

Thoth could only shake his head as he stared first at Bast, then Serket.