Tumblr Academy reimagined

((XD Wow))

((What?))

((It's probably the strangest ship of mine. Also, how'd you like to take over Atermis and Apollo since they're not main characters, and we've got nothing else to do))

((Aaaand I'm alone again))

((Sorry, I'm playing a game. Hmm... I'll try. I can probably nail Apollo's diologue, but it would be harder to write Artemis.))

((If you want to go ahead. If not, I can just go back to watching music videos of Peter Hollens))

((Alright. Let me try and get into character.))

((Alrighty))

Apollo: "So, you don't, like, have fun or anything?"

I raised an eyebrow. "Getting it right is fun. Not dying because you miss is even better."

"Dude, you sound like my sister."

I shrugged. "I've got a serious job," I explained. "Though, I do have fun in my free time," I added. I enjoyed my job, too, though most people couldn't seem to grasp how anyone could enjoy a life of danger like I did.

I crossed my arms. "What do you do in your free time?"

"Practice more," I joked, a smile forcing it's way onto my lips. "I actually spend most of my free time, practice aside, riding my horse, reading, or wasting time over at the tavern near Caldwell's cottage." I paused, remembering the food at the tavern. "The tavern keeper's wife makes amazing coffee, and by Gorlan's beard, her stew is perfection." I laughed quietly to myself.

I shrugged a bit. "If you think so, kid."

I raised an eyebrow at him, looking him over. "I thought you were supposed to be a god. You don't look like one. You look even younger than I am."

I clenched my fists. "I'm not a god anymore. I had my godship revoked because my dad's stupid and unfair."

"'Stupid and unfair', huh?" I asked. "That sounds like a pathetic excuse from a young child. I'm sure you must have done something to get yourself punished like that."

I crossed my arms. This kid had gone from being cool to being on my "To-smite-when-I-get-my-immortality-back list."

I grinned and put my arms behind my head. I grunted slightly as my shoulder started bothering me again, but ignored it. "Don't get so angry. I'm sure you'll manage to get back to all your former godhood glory eventually. I doubt that anyone who was formerly an immortal god didn't learn some things to help them out at some point."

"To be honest, this isn't the first time he's been turned mortal by our father. This is actually the third, and he still hasn't learned any lessons whatsoever," my sister, Artemis intervened.

I laughed. "You seriously need to learn from your mistakes."

((Is it bad that I'm cring over LMM leaving Hamilton?))

((Nope. I cried yesterday (while camping) when I was trying to sleep))

((Sounds about the right reaction.))

I frowned again while Artemis continued talking. "I doubt he will. My brother is one of the most stubborn beings I've ever known."
"I am literally right here."