Mhm, you too!

That's alright! Have a wonderful day.

That's alright! I'm sorry you don't feel comfortable, as that (probably) wasn't the intended effect of storymaster's request. Though I had hoped we could set personal opinions aside, I understand where you come from. Have a lovely day, -Gigi

Ello! First off, very nice chapter! I love that you're continuing this myth story. Second, are you still interested in doing the group project? We're doing a Clue game, where all the characters have a name, motive, goal, and description, but all are trying to find the murderer of their dinner host. If you are, post your character in the comments of the group story post.

Ello! If you're still interested in doing the Clue game, post your character (Name, motive, goal, and description) in the comments of the group story project. Also, beautiful writing!

Ello! I was wondering if you're still interested in the group story we're doing? It's a Clue (like the 1920-30s boardgame) game where you create a character (Name, motive for the crime, goal for the game, and description) and try to find the murderer of your dinner host. If you are interested, you can post your character in the comments of the group story post. Also, really cute chapter!

Ello! If you're still interested in the group story, we're doing a Clue game. Post your character (Name, motive, goal, and description) into the comments of the group story post.

Are you still interested in doing the Clue story? If so, you can create your character (Name, motive, goal, and description) and post it in the comments of the group story post.

Something should go comically wrong. (Example: Blaine gets lost in the forest-setting and reappears in the highest part of the school)

I looove that last line! "If the power to preserve comes at the price of change, I'll pay it."

Ooo, I love Greek Mythology! Another good one you could do is Nyx (if you haven't already given her one), any of the wind gods (Boreas, Zephyr, Notus, Eurus), or if you're up for non-gods, heroes like Heracles, Odysseus, or monsters like Medusa and Scylla might be interesting as well.

Poor Caelum is now called Mr. I-Have-No-Card.

I love this continuation! It fits quite well with the original story I heard.

I love the layer of mystery you added! This is expanding very nicely.