Speaking of repeating aspects of history. When was Zeus going to release Metis from his stomach, inevitabley bed her, and then be overthrown by the resultant son?

Huh, he'd just realised that there were several Golden Age Men in one area, and Zeus wasn't throwing a hissy fit. Just wait for it, he supposed.

Zeus was going to have his head explode as when Athena was birthed when he found out that Golden Men were walking AND conspiring against him. And this time, they didn't care about Fire.

It was because they were all at least a little gay, and thus weren't being abominations regarding her.

He held that there were quite a few non-gay Greeks. Athenians for example, were notorious for making it illegal for men to be together.

Socrates got killed for it, so he'd gladly watch her tell them all they were gay as Lesbos.

He himself could admit he swung a little too close to Patrosexual to say he wasn't more than a little gay.

Patrosexual - An attraction to characters resembling or being as Patroclus.

He was ready to wrestle the bastard if he laughed, so stick with a grin.

He- He didn't mean that kind of wrestling, but he was always up for that kind of "battle".

He leans over to hit Patroclus on the top of the head with the side of his hand. Even the Great Achilles was sometimes caught off guard.

Heavy sigh, dropping shoulder to knock it against the other man's stomach lightly. It was fine, if Patroclus wanted to wrestle, Achilles was always up for that one.

"Theseus the greatest son, and Perseus the greatest hero of all."

"Fuck Perseus? Fine, Kadmos was the greatest of Heroes."

"Anyone that marries Zeus' granddaughter for abducting his sister has my respect."

"He didn't even give respect to Zeus, Just married his granddaughter." Achilles snorts, ignoring the fact his mother was close enough to Zeus to petition him.

"I mean, he stood against his descendants," Achilles wasn't bitter in the least about being descended from Zeus, and yet still against him in a war caused by Aphrodite.

"You would have thought that he would have learned by now, Never bet against the sons of Hellas. Especially when Ares does." He had to get the shot in against Ares, of course.

"Perhaps if we wrote it on a woman's thighs?" Achilles taps his cheek, musing ways to get Zeus to learn for once.

More heroes end their stories with murder.