monique_minx
Passionate Disgrace
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The Gods had chosen to bestow certain people with great power, whether or not they could handle it was up for grabs but the Gods had grown bored toying with simple mortals and set the scene for a gravely mischievous tale…
Medea’s feet were sore; she had been walking for days now; trying to escape her old life and her family that called her an evil sorceress for her gifts. Medea wondered what she had done to so anger the Gods that they would do this to her! Ares had come to her, told her she was to be his great warrior in the wars to come but she had not believed it until she had awoken. Her bed was aflame, her body unscathed by the orange flickers and her family screaming as they fled the house. She was turned away by the ones she loved, deemed a sorceress and a liar for professing this as a gift from the God of War.
The path she wandered along was rocky, her feet slipping on stones as she made her way to Olympia for answers; her home back in Thebes was no longer safe. She dared not ask anyone for help lest she be called a witch or an unnatural being, the weight of her purse was lighter each day and she began to wonder what she would do for money when it was all gone.
Her small stature did nothing to assist her, every tavern she went to stay in at night would hold some disgusting little man trying to rip her off or some large brute stating he would protect her…if he got something in return. She would turn away, horrified by these men, life on the road was not as wonderful as some made it seem.
Her bow and arrows was slung to her back, her brown curls that reached her lower back were adorned by a band of gold leaves and her attire was a simple violet dress. When her journey began the dress had reached her ankles but over the weeks it had ripped and she had torn it a few times trying to escape the clutches of lecherous men. Now it came to just above her knees, she shocked the women and seemed to appeal to men even more but Medea didn't have the money for new clothes.
Her bright blue eyes had lost their sparkle and as the night began to fall for what seemed like the millionth time on the long arduous tour of Greece, Medea began to wonder if she would ever reach Olympia. Her index finger sprang to life with a spark, the small flame lighting her way until she came to another tavern and sighed with relief, the flame disappearing.
She had long since realized that by concentrating; she could control her power but when her dreams or emotions overrode all focus, she would explode into flames and incinerate everything around her.
Medea wandered into the tavern and sat down, glad to rest her feet as she had almost worn through her thin leather sandals. She drew the attention of the barmaid and asked for some water before she realized that once again she had drawn some unwanted attention from male customers.
Medea tried to keep her head down and wrapped her travelling cloak around herself; she put the hood up and only looked up again when the barmaid returned with her water. Medea thanked the woman and took a long gulp of the cool liquid, why have you condemned me Ares?
The Gods had chosen to bestow certain people with great power, whether or not they could handle it was up for grabs but the Gods had grown bored toying with simple mortals and set the scene for a gravely mischievous tale…
Medea’s feet were sore; she had been walking for days now; trying to escape her old life and her family that called her an evil sorceress for her gifts. Medea wondered what she had done to so anger the Gods that they would do this to her! Ares had come to her, told her she was to be his great warrior in the wars to come but she had not believed it until she had awoken. Her bed was aflame, her body unscathed by the orange flickers and her family screaming as they fled the house. She was turned away by the ones she loved, deemed a sorceress and a liar for professing this as a gift from the God of War.
The path she wandered along was rocky, her feet slipping on stones as she made her way to Olympia for answers; her home back in Thebes was no longer safe. She dared not ask anyone for help lest she be called a witch or an unnatural being, the weight of her purse was lighter each day and she began to wonder what she would do for money when it was all gone.
Her small stature did nothing to assist her, every tavern she went to stay in at night would hold some disgusting little man trying to rip her off or some large brute stating he would protect her…if he got something in return. She would turn away, horrified by these men, life on the road was not as wonderful as some made it seem.
Her bow and arrows was slung to her back, her brown curls that reached her lower back were adorned by a band of gold leaves and her attire was a simple violet dress. When her journey began the dress had reached her ankles but over the weeks it had ripped and she had torn it a few times trying to escape the clutches of lecherous men. Now it came to just above her knees, she shocked the women and seemed to appeal to men even more but Medea didn't have the money for new clothes.
Her bright blue eyes had lost their sparkle and as the night began to fall for what seemed like the millionth time on the long arduous tour of Greece, Medea began to wonder if she would ever reach Olympia. Her index finger sprang to life with a spark, the small flame lighting her way until she came to another tavern and sighed with relief, the flame disappearing.
She had long since realized that by concentrating; she could control her power but when her dreams or emotions overrode all focus, she would explode into flames and incinerate everything around her.
Medea wandered into the tavern and sat down, glad to rest her feet as she had almost worn through her thin leather sandals. She drew the attention of the barmaid and asked for some water before she realized that once again she had drawn some unwanted attention from male customers.
Medea tried to keep her head down and wrapped her travelling cloak around herself; she put the hood up and only looked up again when the barmaid returned with her water. Medea thanked the woman and took a long gulp of the cool liquid, why have you condemned me Ares?