Chapter 13: One Of Those Days

We woke up early the next morning, and I got dressed in another new set of clothes, but they were like the ones I had before, but they were different somehow. Aquaria made breakfast on a small propane stove top on the floor that didn't look safe, but her cooking smelled divine. We sat down once she was done and ate in silence as we both thought about what was going to happen today. Finally, Aquaria broke the silence as she put her hand on mine.

"Everything is going to be fine," she said with a smile, but I could see the worry in her eyes. "I will be there with you every step of the way until you leave, well, mostly. I can only go in so far with you. I think that Helena is going to want to talk to you before you go back in. She is the goddess that was so mad at you. Just try to bear with her because, like me, this is her second chance. She isn't really that mean when you get to know her. Everyone is just going to be tense around you because of the Chaos Trigger."

I nodded, understanding everything that she was saying. It made sense that Helena would want to talk to me since I had caused so much trouble. I just hoped that it would go well and that Helena wouldn't be too mad at me. After we finished eating, we put our dishes in the sink and then headed out the door. We walked down the street for a little bit until we came to a large building with a sign out front that said "Olympus" in big letters.

Helena was waiting for us just inside the doors, and she didn't look happy to see me. She eyed Aquaria warily before she finally spoke up. "Halberd," she said coldly, but her voice softened slightly when she looked at Aquaria again. "And Aquaria, the Hodo Goddess."

"Yes, ma'am," Aquaria said with a small bow of her head before stepping back slightly so I could move forward.

"Come with me," Helena said as she turned and started walking away without waiting for a response from either of us.

I glanced back at Aquaria, who gave me an encouraging smile before I turned and followed after Helena deeper into the Olympus office. There were some cubicles, but now I was paying a bit more attention to my surroundings. Last time I had been glued to Aquaria the moment I got in the office after getting back.

As I followed Helena, I looked around at all the gods, goddesses, and even mythical creatures, but they were all from Greek mythology. In one cubicle, I saw a woman with wings sitting at a computer typing away. In another, I saw a man that had to be at least seven feet tall and as broad as a truck. He was bald and had a long beard that came down to his chest. He was also wearing what looked like Roman armor, typing like a chick pecks, and just as slow.

We finally stopped in front of a large office door with Helena's name on it. She opened the door and motioned for me to go in before she followed after me, closing the door behind her. She sat down in the large chair behind her desk and motioned for me to have a seat in one of the chairs across from her. I sat down, not sure what to expect from this meeting.

"I'm sure you're wondering why I wanted to see you," Helena said after a few moments of silence, where she just stared at me.

"Yes," I responded, not sure if I should say anything else.

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"I wanted to talk to you about what happened," she said finally after another long moment of silence where she just continued to stare at me intently. "You fucked up. You didn't use anything that you were given, but Jim is a fucking idiot! I had no idea that he never gave you any training, and now you are going in again without any because everyone refuses to get near you!" Helena snapped at me, and I sighed.

"Give me a break. I get it, Aquaria told me about this being your second world, but I am not going to fuck up this time. She explained what I needed to do and how to find the warehouse. I have a special interest in completing this in a timely fashion so I can get back within two days," I explained, and Helena sighed.

"At least that useless child is-"

*SLAM!* Went my hand down on the table, cutting off Helena, and making her flinch back, but I also let out a dangerous groan. Splitters had shot up into my hand. I was already missing my little goddess, but I would not put up with this one insulting her.

"Call me whatever the hell you want, but that woman was the only one of any of you useless fucks that would help me. You all would prefer to see me dead, fine, fuck you too, but don't you dare insult the only good thing that has happened to me in this life!" I snapped as the air started to crackle.

"Calm yourself, Trigger! You are going to bring the entire building down if you lose control!" Helena warned me, but this was different.

"Is this what you are all so scared of?" I asked as I lifted my hand up to see red sparks that ripped at the fabric of space around me, but then I took a deep breath in, and the air stilled. "Let's get one thing straight. I am not evil, but if you all keep treating me like I am, I might start acting like it, got it? You have hired me to do your dirty work, so you should show me a bit more respect. I am not asking for you to bow, but let's talk to each other like we are equals, or I will just go back and talk to Zeus and see if he has something else for me to do, got it?"

I was so done with these games, and I was not going to be anyone's doormat. That or I was going to see how powerful I really was and go down in a blaze.

It was one of those days.

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