Olympians

by Chernavader

Prologue: Conflict

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Beautiful, radiant day in Greece. The crops are growing, dogs yipping and running wildly through the field.

Mortals going on with their daily lives, filled with serenity in cities and villages as Apollo's solar rays shining his smiles upon them.

That is until...

The raging, powerful element in the universe rumbled through the sky. Vibrations were emitted through Greece. Mortals and all beings alike directed their gaze at Mt. Olympus, home of the gods.

Yet, they tried to get a move on with their productivities.

"Papa, what was that?" Asked an curious little Theban girl, being ushered by her father onto the carriage driven by horses.

"Do not worry, my daughter. It's of no concern to you..." he said, looking at the thunderous weather around the mountain with wary eyes. Getting away from godlike dispute that could effect the land and his family's health.


The battle had just begun, columns and pillars were left with burn marks from Zeus's thunderbolts and Hekate's magical attacks. Very capable to punish her, charging the lightning in his palm to maximize its mass.

"This is the last time I've tolerated your interference with the witches of Britannia! You violated the rules of Olympus!" Zeus thundered, whom is the king of the gods, now being furious.

The goddess of magic and witchcraft scoffed at his outburst, "They requested my presence, your majesty. I did no trifling with the cycle of the living and dying."

"Your claim might be plausible for this conflict as it expected to be resolved, but..." added wise Pallas Athena.

"You did associated with the new form of sorcery with these witches to almost had an power rivaled like us. This is an serious ordeal, Hekate. They could try to challenge us! What if they were agents of Kronos?" Poseidon exclaimed, held an trident by his side. "I've watched them summon Chrybdis from the depths of Bermuda Triangle!"

Zeus looked to his brother with a nod of an agreement, leering back at her with narrowed sky blue eyes. "Now do you see how this relates to this disaster? This cannot continue, sorceress."

"You are all being paranoid!" Shouted Hekate, outraged by these accusations. "I specifically told these witches to control their prowess, and yet it made them drunk. You all should know my lectures wouldn't eager them to try anything, like inducing catastrophic dissonance for example. I've given them guidance to life without being enslaved to such ridiculous human laws."

"She speaks the truth, I've seen no deceit from her in the future." Apollo said.

"Bah! You are senile, sunny jim!" The god of war jeered, "She didn't even bothered to help us in the wars against gigantes! Why should we spare her?"

Demeter, goddess of agriculture, glared at Ares with an annoyed look. "Do be silent, You bloodthirsty dog. She helped me trying to find Persephone, and now married to gloomy Hades," says with a venomous bite, "but aside from that, She has helped us with a lot of ways we can't even solve beyond of our problems. I say spare her, she's been our great ally if it weren't for her!" She said with conviction in Hekate's defense.

Zeus, thunderer and rival to Kronos and Typhon, observed the argument. He felt the air surges through the Olympians and him, though the gale force wasn't his doing.

Confused by this sign, Boreas the north wind could be doing this, but this time it was stranger from this phenomenon.

"Uhh... guys?" Dionysus spoke up, pointing at the darker thunderclouds.

The gods stopped their quarrels as they looked up, shocked at the sight of the weather swirling and splits, creating a rift that starts to rip the mountain in with strong vacuum suction.

"I am not doing this!" Zeus shouted.

"It's our powers, we have stirred the cosmos to upset this score of reality with our argument!" Hekate mentioned, now sucked into the portal.

"Woah...oh oh..." Hephaestus wobbles with a nervous shudder, comes in second to the rift.

"Wait, that means we're going to a different dimension?!" Athena yelled, yelped being sucked in thirdly.

"Oh, great..." Hera Muttered, getting sucked in next with her husband and the other rest of the Olympians. Including Olympus.

The rift closes, clearing the clouds to their normal weather look.

While that happened, the mortals was dumbfounded by this strange event. They all have that question in their head: Where on Earth did they go?!!


Canterlot

Here stands on the balcony of the Royal castle, Celestia. Princess of the sun, diarchy ruler of Equestria. Sister to Luna, whom is the second princess and have dominion over the moon.

She gazed upon her citizens and the small town far away known as Ponyville with motherly indigo eyes, smiling at the liveliness they seem to express. But frowns at the stages of political aspects affecting on Ponyville other than here, for they shown no concern to what happens to that town. Twilight is the new ruler there to make the difference, but the stress on her shoulders could drive her to madness if too much pressure. Perhaps one day Celestia should come and boost confidence and assertiveness, in hope to strengthen her will.

The solar princess in her outfit resembled what a college kid would look like, looked at Luna with a knowing smile to her side that she appeared from the entrance.

"Why, hello Luna." She greeted warmly, then noticed the outfit her sister is wearing and bears a 'really' look. "Seriously? That's what you wore to the night court?"

Luna raises her eyebrow and looked at herself.

Rolling her eyes, "Please, you'd know the aftermath of mixing dresses and laundry machines to get those done. If that were to your satisfaction, then I hate to disappoint you sister." She deadpanned, flippant look directed at Celestia's tattoo.

"That's like an cosplay custome for that League of Legends, Luna. You had stallions breaking their own hearts every time they asked you for a date." Celestia remarked, sighing in slight exasperation, "and do not get me started on 'whoever fucked an princess gets to be king and blah blah blah', we both know the future outcome of that catastrophe."

Luna sighed in understanding.

"I understand, Tia. Although, I understand the dress code for royalty to abide by. But honestly, it's an pain in the ass."

"I know." Celestia said with a smile, patting her shoulder.

"To be honest, I missed the days of dressing like this."

Luna looked at her, surprised from that statement. "Really?"

"Oh yes, makes me rebellious to be quite unrestricted to this lifestyle. Sadly, our parents expected highly of us." She said, forlorn look adorned in her eyes.

The lunar princess frowned sadly and hugged her, "We know they are proud of our accomplishments from the cosmos."

Celestia smiled at the sincerity shown from her Sister, She was about to say something until a unsettling disturbances occurred in their senses. "Do you feel that?" Celestia asked seriously.

"I can feel it, that means an dimensional rift have been inserting unexpected visitors!" Luna said, on edge.

"Come, we must investigate this oddity." Spreading her wings as she took off to the sky, having Luna coming along.


Nowhere in the middle of mountains, Equestria

The portal hurled Olympus towards the jagged fields of higher rocks, putting Olympians on alert.

"Heracles, try flying down and stop this place from crashing down!" Hermes yelled, holding onto the pillar for his dear life.

Mighty Heracles nodded and jumps off from the edge of the godly home, gliding underneath it and slammed his palm against the below of the mountain. Rigorously stopping the velocity from plummeting this palace to the ground, landed with his feet on the Earth and skidded a good 60 yard across the terrain adding strain and causes the ascended hero to violently bulges his veins all over his body. Using all of his Herculean strength to conquer the weight.

Looking around and found himself at an cliff, sighing in relief and flew up with the help of Ares and Hephaestus.

"There." Zeus ordered, pointed at a perfect spot for Olympus.

Heracles gently set the mountain down on an flat surface of an higher rock and held it real good for the god of fire and smithery to reinforce the attachments to keep the mountain from tilting over.

"Thank you, brother." Hephaestus praises, patting his back hard.

"Not a problem." Heracles smiled, flying back to the palace with him.

Meeting the Olympians again, they began to spout curiosity and concern for their surroundings and their duties from their realm.

Hekate yelled a loud voice with sound magic: "Quiet!"

They silenced their clamoring and this earn her their utmost attention.

"I understand this confusion shocked all of us, but this is no time to be concerned over our domains! There are others that will take care of our duties."

"Yes, this is hardly an time to be fussing over them. We are now in an unknown territory." Zeus said.

"And there is magic all around us. It's really alive!" Artemis said, looking around with her absolute sight.

Athena then spoke up, "I sense 2 goddesses that rules over this land. And there are quite a lot of deities through different countries and territories."

"So what, should we be on guard?" Ares asked.

"I hope not, because I've just about had enough of battles." Said Aphrodite fixing her pedicure, smiling at the perfection.

"Perhaps, but it is our best to have come with a peaceful compromise towards our would-be guests." Athena added.

"Agreed." Said a deep, gloomy voice. Hades, Lord of the underworld, emerges from the dark portal. "My world was taken to this as well, it is our questions that should be filled with valiant answers." He suggested, his wife coming out after him.

Poseidon looked to his younger brother for confirmation, earns a nod from Zeus. The Olympians sat in their thrones and waited patiently for deities of Equestria to arrive in this room, In order to end their questions with a constructive explanations.


The princesses flew through the field, avoiding jagged rocks that might injure them.

Then they came to a halt at the glowing domain sitting on the top of the mountain, in awe at the majesty of an palace.

"Wow... that's what arrived here?" Celestia wondered aloud.

Luna looked around, this familiarity of this territory fills her with dread. "This is like, 40 miles away from the Dragon kingdom! They will take this as an trespassers on their personal property." She said.

"That may be, but that's 20 miles if they're that daring. This mountain is 40 miles away from that, so it is alright. I can feel godly presences from a mile away, let us introduce ourselves." Celestia declared.

They glided down to the entrance of Olympus and headed their way to the gods.

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