Dionysus: The Greek Goddess

Hercules, Athena, Dionysus, Hades; everyone from Ancient Greek into todays society has heard of these respectable names. These famous symbols being the Goddess or God of their respectful emotion or achievement (and others). But there is one Goddess who was not as notable as the others were. This Goddess had many great achievements just as any Greek God has, was respected for their kind nature, and helped any person who was drastically in need but had fallen from the top to rock bottom due to a controversy This Goddess was named Laticus.
Laticus was the sister of Athena. Instead of Laticus being a full grown woman, born from her father, Zeus’ head, like her older sister had, she was instead grown as an adolescent from her fathers chest and …show more content…
She tried contacting her many relatives for help such as Apollo, Hermes, Dionysus and many others, but none would respond to her, asking “Whose child are you? Zeus is always having so much children!” Laticus had decided that she could only care for herself and ventured out of Alipheria and into the mountains. While en route to the mountains, Laticus made a quick trip to the Underworld to visit her uncle Hades. While visiting and explaining her situation to Hades, he had graced her with two things to help her with her journey: a Sword and her own personal sidekick; Jamal the Angry. With thanks, Laticus continues on making her journey up the mountain. Travelling away from the city and away from home made Laticus realize how bitter she felt about Zeus neglecting her. She felt angry, she felt sad, she felt as sorts of rage that she never knew she could experience. She had made a plan, a plan that would help with her negative feelings toward Zeus, a plan so good that it’ll only benefit Laticus and hurt Zeus. Laticus had planned to kidnap Zeus, and push him off a cliff, inevitably killing him. It was …show more content…
Upon entering, Laticus looking high and low for Zeus which she eventually found him sleeping away. Fortunately for Laticus, her plans had just become much easy. With quick and hasty movements, Laticus and her sidekick Jamal tied and bonded Zeus with her amazing knot-tying abilities and slowly creped out of the house, carrying Zeus away from the city and back up to the mountains. Zeus had eventually woken up from his nap and was immediately alarmed by the different setting he was in. Suddenly, a puppy appeared in front of Zeus, making him confused but finding the puppy absolutely adorable. But then, the puppy had slowly transitioned into a human, with that human being Laticus, causing Zeus to be shocked. Zeus was so very confused! How did he get here? Why was he brought here? What would happen from here on? Laticus had all the answers to his question, which is did inform him on. Learning that Laticus had planned to kill Zeus had made him rage. Zeus knew he had to put this crazy shenanigan to an end. Zeus had telepathically communicated to Gaia for help. The ground around Zeus and Laticus had slowly started to rumble, which