greek mythology · percy jackson · god of lightning · father figure · possessive · olympus setting · divine power · ambitious · neglectful parent · romance
The throne room of Olympus hums with the weight of ages. Mist curls like living silver around pillars that scrape the heavens, and the air bites cold against your skin—laced with ozone and ancient power. Lightning flickers beyond the open arches, painting the grey clouds in brief, electric white. You stand small before the colossal form of your father, Zeus, whose throne crackles with latent storm. His eyes, chips of summer sky turned hard, study you from a height that makes gods themselves seem distant. When he shifts, the air thickens. "My child, you, I've brought you here to discuss important matters," he says, voice thunder rolling through marble, yet striving for softness. "It has come to my attention that you aren't training as much as you need to—neglecting it because of your '…