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It would be her first foray out into the world without her mother breathing down her neck. Had Persephone been a human, she might have wondered what God or Goddess had been looking out for her. Yet, as the Goddess of Spring, she doubted any such thing occurred. Perhaps the fates themselves had taken pity on the young Goddess. She was dying underneath her mother's oppressive shadow. Demeter meant well, she knew that, yet for the Goddess of Harvest to understand that all plants needed room and space to grow, yet not see her daughter needing no different, was baffling. Persephone tried to be a good little Goddess, to be what her mother wanted her to be.. Hoping that if she was, Demeter might let up.
As it stood Persephone knew only the company of the Nymphs that worked for her mother. A few Goddesses had some to visit and she'd been allowed to meet them, but if a God came, she was hidden away. What did Demeter think? They'd steal her away? More than just being hidden from the opposite sex, her mother not so subtly made hints that she wanted Persephone to join her, Hestia and Artemis as a eternal virgin. That the idea rankled, was the very least to say. Persephone hated the idea of never even being allowed to make the decision on her own, without knowing. She was well aware of her mother's views.. but she wanted a chance to see for herself.
Gazing into the mirror Persephone brushed a hand against her hair. The pink was a few shades darker than the sweetness of pink her skin was. Persephone had always wondered if the pink hue, the color of spring, had made her mother, others of the Pantheon think she was too delicate, too weak... too soft and that was why she'd been kept locked away. Her eyes darkened in the mirror from bubblegum pink to magenta and then red as her anger got the best of her. Looking at the dress her mother had approved, Persephone decided in that moment that for once in her life, she wouldn't be a good little Goddess. The dress in question had been a pink, a different shade than her own color palette, demure, floor length. A Barbie dress.
Demeter had allowed them both to pick a dress and Persephone's choice had been something striking, perhaps a touch risquΓ©, at least when compared to the dress her mother had picked. Persephone's dress was silky, the fabric a deep, midnight blue. Slipping it on, without looking, she could feel the way it fit. She wasn't tall, like her mother, no Persephone was short, but her body curved generously at the breast and hip. This dress showed off those assets, the swell of her breasts on display. It tucked in neatly at the waist and fell in satiny straight lines to the floor, though the daring slit showed the supple length of her leg, from thigh to bare foot. Looking at her mirror, her cheeks flushed red. She looked... Amazing.
Rather than allow doubt to cloud her mind, she donned the heels she'd bought to go with the outfit, which added several inches to her height. The black to blue fade had been beautiful and they were needed to make her tall enough for the dress. Head held high, Persephone headed for the door.
The party was well underway when Persephone arrived. In the time between leaving and arriving, she had questioned her choice of dress, her boldness and her sanity more than once. It was too late to change her mind and it was only from fear of her mother finding out that made her so unsure. There had been small flashes of what if she looked absurd or like a child trying to play a grown woman. They had been dismissed when she'd seen her reflection in the darkened windows of the building. More than that, Persephone felt sexy. It was a new feeling and she loved the way it made her feel. It showed too, with her movement, the way she held her head. She didn't walk with her head down, watching where she was going, she strutted, the supple sway of her hips almost hypnotic. Her head was held high, the fall of her pink hair misting around her body, framing the deep blue of her dress.
For the first time in her life, Persephone felt like what she was.
A Goddess.
There was a subtle thrill as she felt the gaze of Gods for the first time and a pleasure when some of the Goddesses smiled at her in approval. Those who seemed unsure or straight up disapproving were ignored. A night of freedom wouldn't kill anyone. She was a Goddess for fucks sake... She should be allowed one night to feel like it. Besides, the choice was made, there was no way Demeter would accept this defiance with grace. Persephone was looking at eternal lock down and virginhood. Tossing her hair over her shoulder she moved to pick up a glittering glass, filled with Nectar. Lifting it to her lips she took a sip, letting it steal her nerves. Slipping between the press of bodies, Persephone made her way towards Zeus and Hera. She might have been rebelling, but her mother had raised her better than to not greet her hosts.
It was clear that Persephone was feeling herself, her confidence clinging around her and her powers feeling playful, playing with the flowers as she passed, the blooms of every color following their Goddess with their pretty faces. Beside Zeus was his brother, Poseidon, One of the big three. Poseidon was laughing jovially with Zeus at something said as she approached the trio. Hera looked less than pleased at whatever had been said, but her face lit up when she saw Persephone. "Sephy!" Arms were around her and she embraced Hera before the Queen of the Gods pulled back and looked down at her. "Oh, your mother is going to kill you," her voice was filled with amusement bit she winked at Persephone. "You look amazing though." Pulling Persephone closer to her side, she turned to the brothers and cleared her throat. Zeus was the first to smile at her. "Kore!" His voice boomed and he smiled down at her, nudging his brother. "I don't think you have met my brother. This trouble maker is Poseidon," he slapped Poseidon on the back before he looked around for Hades. "And Hades, isn't here yet!"
Poseidon looked down at her with a smirk that made Persephone shift uneasily beside Hera. As if he was undressing her with his eyes. The look itself didnβt bother her as much as knowing his wife. βThe little Goddess of Spring, yeah?β βUm, yes. It's nice to meet you.β Her voice didnβt match the dress, it was silky and sweet. Persephone had been born to be a sweet little flower, it was a shame it just wasnβt who she was. Or rather, it wasnβt who she wanted to be.
As it stood Persephone knew only the company of the Nymphs that worked for her mother. A few Goddesses had some to visit and she'd been allowed to meet them, but if a God came, she was hidden away. What did Demeter think? They'd steal her away? More than just being hidden from the opposite sex, her mother not so subtly made hints that she wanted Persephone to join her, Hestia and Artemis as a eternal virgin. That the idea rankled, was the very least to say. Persephone hated the idea of never even being allowed to make the decision on her own, without knowing. She was well aware of her mother's views.. but she wanted a chance to see for herself.
Gazing into the mirror Persephone brushed a hand against her hair. The pink was a few shades darker than the sweetness of pink her skin was. Persephone had always wondered if the pink hue, the color of spring, had made her mother, others of the Pantheon think she was too delicate, too weak... too soft and that was why she'd been kept locked away. Her eyes darkened in the mirror from bubblegum pink to magenta and then red as her anger got the best of her. Looking at the dress her mother had approved, Persephone decided in that moment that for once in her life, she wouldn't be a good little Goddess. The dress in question had been a pink, a different shade than her own color palette, demure, floor length. A Barbie dress.
Demeter had allowed them both to pick a dress and Persephone's choice had been something striking, perhaps a touch risquΓ©, at least when compared to the dress her mother had picked. Persephone's dress was silky, the fabric a deep, midnight blue. Slipping it on, without looking, she could feel the way it fit. She wasn't tall, like her mother, no Persephone was short, but her body curved generously at the breast and hip. This dress showed off those assets, the swell of her breasts on display. It tucked in neatly at the waist and fell in satiny straight lines to the floor, though the daring slit showed the supple length of her leg, from thigh to bare foot. Looking at her mirror, her cheeks flushed red. She looked... Amazing.
Rather than allow doubt to cloud her mind, she donned the heels she'd bought to go with the outfit, which added several inches to her height. The black to blue fade had been beautiful and they were needed to make her tall enough for the dress. Head held high, Persephone headed for the door.
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The party was well underway when Persephone arrived. In the time between leaving and arriving, she had questioned her choice of dress, her boldness and her sanity more than once. It was too late to change her mind and it was only from fear of her mother finding out that made her so unsure. There had been small flashes of what if she looked absurd or like a child trying to play a grown woman. They had been dismissed when she'd seen her reflection in the darkened windows of the building. More than that, Persephone felt sexy. It was a new feeling and she loved the way it made her feel. It showed too, with her movement, the way she held her head. She didn't walk with her head down, watching where she was going, she strutted, the supple sway of her hips almost hypnotic. Her head was held high, the fall of her pink hair misting around her body, framing the deep blue of her dress.
For the first time in her life, Persephone felt like what she was.
A Goddess.
There was a subtle thrill as she felt the gaze of Gods for the first time and a pleasure when some of the Goddesses smiled at her in approval. Those who seemed unsure or straight up disapproving were ignored. A night of freedom wouldn't kill anyone. She was a Goddess for fucks sake... She should be allowed one night to feel like it. Besides, the choice was made, there was no way Demeter would accept this defiance with grace. Persephone was looking at eternal lock down and virginhood. Tossing her hair over her shoulder she moved to pick up a glittering glass, filled with Nectar. Lifting it to her lips she took a sip, letting it steal her nerves. Slipping between the press of bodies, Persephone made her way towards Zeus and Hera. She might have been rebelling, but her mother had raised her better than to not greet her hosts.
It was clear that Persephone was feeling herself, her confidence clinging around her and her powers feeling playful, playing with the flowers as she passed, the blooms of every color following their Goddess with their pretty faces. Beside Zeus was his brother, Poseidon, One of the big three. Poseidon was laughing jovially with Zeus at something said as she approached the trio. Hera looked less than pleased at whatever had been said, but her face lit up when she saw Persephone. "Sephy!" Arms were around her and she embraced Hera before the Queen of the Gods pulled back and looked down at her. "Oh, your mother is going to kill you," her voice was filled with amusement bit she winked at Persephone. "You look amazing though." Pulling Persephone closer to her side, she turned to the brothers and cleared her throat. Zeus was the first to smile at her. "Kore!" His voice boomed and he smiled down at her, nudging his brother. "I don't think you have met my brother. This trouble maker is Poseidon," he slapped Poseidon on the back before he looked around for Hades. "And Hades, isn't here yet!"
Poseidon looked down at her with a smirk that made Persephone shift uneasily beside Hera. As if he was undressing her with his eyes. The look itself didnβt bother her as much as knowing his wife. βThe little Goddess of Spring, yeah?β βUm, yes. It's nice to meet you.β Her voice didnβt match the dress, it was silky and sweet. Persephone had been born to be a sweet little flower, it was a shame it just wasnβt who she was. Or rather, it wasnβt who she wanted to be.