Chapter 31: The Free Bird Sings

As he feel into slumber

Athena had began to think

About what he was

Sure he was a child

But he also held the evil god within him,

Yet that god saved her

From Circe, who seem's to have betrayed

Zeus and his rule.

So what did all of this mean,

What was this child to mean

To all the other gods and goddesses?

What was the message that 

The god had with him

Carrying it all the way from the fallen city of Troy?

So many questions

So little time

When Zeus himself entered the room

"Ah, my sweet little angel

What troubles you so?"

Noticing her furled look

Of deep thought, 

Which only happens when something does trouble her.

"Well, father it is that god, Cronos.

He makes me question some things

About this entire thing.

Afterall, he claimed to some wild things

Many of which I find hard to believe,

For he claims to not be your father,

Yet, we both know that to be false

He is our one and only father in this world.

He still goes on, with more troubling news

To the point where I don't know anything anymore.

I just wonder what he has yet to say

Or to tell us."

"Oh, Athena, he is playing with you

He understands that you run through logic

And as soon as that is out the window

He can easily fool you, 

Or anyone for that matter

Into believing in what he claims to be truth.

But you must remember that his head is full

Of nothing but delusions, he knows nothing 

Of the real world anymore,

Having been trapped within that dreaded ring of his

For so many years,

And hear me out,

When we have him,

I will personally have him banished within that horrid ring

And then pitch it into Tartarus

So that no living soul may stumble upon it

And be fooled by his delusions any longer."

With that said, Zeus left the room

Leaving Athena with her thoughts once more.

"Then what is the true story of Cronos?"

Asked Athena aloud to herself.