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Somewhere in
the Philippines, at a random orphanage.
Ayasha
arrived, dressed in an expensive white dress, a pair of sunglasses
and her hair glamoured to make it look like a 50's best haircut. It
didn't suit the decor well, much to Gaea's annoyance who rolled her
eyes as her daughter finally made herself known to her mother.
Ayasha was persistent, she was convinced that with the right
conversation she could make her mother join them in their efforts to
destroy Elpis. It became really obvious that despite her claims, Gaea
was afraid of Elpis and hid on Earth just so her daughter couldn't
find her. Ayasha could feel it since she was also afraid of her
sibling. The All-mother glanced at her daughter and walked further
into the orphanage with the toddler she was holding in her arms.
"Mother,
why are you rotting away here?"
"And yet
you're here." Gaea simply snapped back, swaying the infant so it
could slowly drift into sleep. "Why are you here, Ayasha?
weren't our last conversations explicit enough?"
"They
were... but an opinion isn't cast in stone, it can change." She
pointed out, walking into the room and crossing her arms above her
chest. "Mother, you can't refuse to talk to your daughter any
longer."
"What if
I want to? Do you want to test my patience, Ayasha?" She curbed
a brow, but Ayasha removed her glasses to stare at her mother with
her emerald eyes. "Say what you have to say and leave. I
have no interest in talking to you."
"Oh, yes
you do. I have gathered intel from the last couple weeks and it
appears that Elpis is getting stronger. She's testing her limits as
we speak, still in the company of that abomination created by Hades
and she's getting stronger. I felt her, too briefly to locate her,
but enough to feel the immense power she's using. they're getting
close."
"She
won't harm me, why should I concern myself with your petty fears?"
-Yet, her ton faltered-.
Gaea did feel
Elpis' power surge, once. it was faint but it was terrifying because
she could feel Elpis' determination to destroy her enemies. Gaea
understood her anger, After all, Ayasha and Ishtar betrayed
her, cursed her, and killed her father and her siblings. they were a
source of great grief for the goddess who now wanted nothing more but
to destroy all of them. While it was unclear whether or not Elpis
wanted to go after Gaea, it was still a possibility for the pink
haired goddess to come after her mother. Gaea clenched her
fingers onto the toddler's back and looked at her daughter's green
eyes. She felt it, the stronger connection to life Elpis had ever
since she was released from her curse. A power similar to Gaea's but
potentially even greater since the child was the lovechild between
Khaos and Gaea. If Elpis realized her true potential, it could
possibly become the end of the All-Mother which made her swallow a
hard lump. Ayasha's smile grew larger as she now caught a
glimpse of fear in her mother's eyes and she quietly sat on the chair
in front of her mother and that mortal child.
"Now that
I have your full attention, I am going to lay down my plan. You will
listen carefully to all I'm going to say and until I'm done, you
won't interrupt me. Are we clear, Mother?"
"..."
Gaea nodded and cradled the human child some more.
"Good.
Finally!" -The blond crossed her legs and leaned forward so her
mother could have a better look at her. Seeing Gaea like this sent a
shiver down the spine of her daughter who did her best not to gloat
too early. she would wait a little bit, at least until she was done
explaining her plan to her mother, before she could openly mock her.-
"We certainly cannot let Elpis gain enough strength to level our
entire pantheon. I still cannot locate her, but you are the
All-mother, the original one. with you I think we would be able to
find her and squash her for good. I already have a plan in
motion which is the following. I found her former vessel. Asma
Jensen, the human doppelganger. I found her and befriended her. There
would be an exhibition very soon in town. I have already made myself
known to Elpis by appearing on TV. So she knows her precious former
host is in danger;" She marked a pause and ran her hand
over the artificial curls of her hairstyle.
"...."
Gaea didn't
say anything. she was listening to her daughter, thinking of how a
plan like this was lacking vision. She didn't take into consideration
the power of emotions. She didn't trust the plan, knowing that
potentially, it could lead to a true awakening of her daughter. Asma
was cherished, it was obvious. If she had not been she would have
been killed during the ritual. Both the Sin and her daughter cared
for her, so threatening Asma might not be the brightest idea Ayasha
had. She realized that eventually, her daughter was cornered and
panic had settled in more than she let on. It had the All-mother
frown but waited until Ayasha was done talking.
"I want
to cause a rift between my sister and the Sin. He spared this human's
life, so I guess she bonded with him like no other could, not even
Elpis. I want them to fight each other and destroy one another. Bonus
point if I get to kill Asma too." -She said with a tight grin-
"And when
do you exactly need my help? if you have this plan already, then I
should be useless to you, shouldn't I?" She curbed a brow and
swayed the infant who was moaning in its sleep, as if it was having a
nightmare.-
"Mother.....
This is plan B. This is what I have thought of in case you didn't
help me but we could do better than this. If you help me locate my
sister, I could attack when they least expect it." She smiled
brightly. "You are the all-mother, you have tremendous power,
Mother. with you, we could even destroy the Sin."
"I don't
think so. Hades truly designed the sins to be impossible to destroy.
they are an essence, a concept. they will forever exist as long as
life does. Do you honestly believe that Pride, of all the seven sins,
would not exist within you? or me?"
"Wh.."
Ayasha swallowed a lump and lost her composure. she blinked several
times as she had not thought about it. She was certain that using a
weapon similar to the one Pride used against Leviathan or his
siblings could be a solution. "No, you're wrong! we can destroy
him! He was able to kill Leviathan and steal his power. He was able
to kill his siblings and steal their powers. he...I haven't had a
better look at his weapon or how they work but I'm pretty sure that
once I figure this out, I would be able to take him down. Maybe he
can't be killed in the biblical sense of the word, but he can be
contained and imprisoned. I will... I will look into this." She
bit her bottom lip. "How little faith you have in me, Mother, to
think that I haven't foreseen this issue. I am the goddess of
knowledge!"
"And yet,
you still know nothing!" -Gaea snapped at her.- "How dare
you come to me, lecture me, suggest to me that I kill my beloved
daughter? How dare you after you got my husband killed? After you
orchestrated everything with Ishtar just so he could take the crown
and steal his father's powers. How /dare/ you come to me with a smile
on your lips, that out-of-place look and this fake smile and even
HOPE to convince me to work with you?"
Thunder and
lightning rumbled above their heads. Gaea's eyes turned white as she
summoned the elements. Ayasha recoiled on her seat, shocked to see
the reaction of her mother and a glimpse at her anger. the elements
were slowly starting to manifest around them, inducing panic in the
hearts of the orphans but also the adult humans who were around. the
animals were screaming and tried to take cover from the weather that
was going out of control. Ayasha tucked some hair behind her ear and
flashed a bright green light at her mother as her divine aura
slowly engulfed her. Gaea teleported the child to his bed and stood
up slowly, towering her daughter who was still sitting on her chair.
she wouldn't dare grow to her actual size, a size way too big for
humans to even conceive and in this modern times, who would even have
the capacity to understand what was going on? or to suffer a divine
apparition? Nobody.
"How BOLD
of you Mother! How bold of you to get angry at me for doing what you
both taught us to do!" She stood up slowly too, facing her
mother with her blond locks whipped because of the wind. She stood
tall and looked at her.
"You
killed my HUSBAND! You killed your father!! I will never
forgive you! I willl NEVER work with you!"
"Yes you
will!!! It's not going to be out of love! It's going to be for
survival!" This ticked a box in Gaea's mind, who tilted her head
to the side and narrowed her gaze. "Ah! Mother, we have
always known that your only true love was Father. You desired Elpis
but I've always known that if you could ditch her, you would and you
just did."
"Enough!"
"No! When
you realized we were going to betray her, you let it happen! You even
let it happen with Dad!"
"ENOUGH!"
"I am the
goddess of Knowledge! don't you think I'd know the truth someday? You
hide here among humans, pretending to be a saint and caring for them
when all you want is to be worshipped by them. you want to become
stronger, you cower here in fear that Elpis finds you! You know she
will find you and once she does, she will KILL you! so Stop being
stubborn and join us, Mother. let us protect you."
"Do you
honestly think I would trust a word you say? You are a sniveling
bitch Ayasha! I know you're trying to manipulate me like you
manipulated your brother. GET OUT!"
Ayasha started
to chuckle, mostly because she knew she hit right. The fear she could
read on her mother's face was enough to convince her she was on the
right path. Yes, Gaea was pretending, as always. She'd always been
lying to everyone, including her own kin about her true nature. Even
today, as finally Ayasha was able to spit the truth to her face, Gaea
pretended. she could never admit to being a fraud and to be selfish.
she could never admit that all she ever wanted was to be worshipped
by her children and her creations and now that she lost the power she
had on her sons and daughters, she relied on Earth to maintain that
power. Elpis was threatening this, especially now that her true
nature had awakened and Gaea was afraid to lose everything. Gaea knew
that staying on Earth and being so easy to find would ultimately lead
her to a fight with her daughter, but she was confident she could
stand her ground and was strong enough to vanquish her daughter. Yet,
doubt crept in her heart and Ayasha could see it on her mother's
face. it was only a matter of time.
"GET
OUT!" -screamed Gaea, the winds now hurling into the room and
threatening the roofs. Ayasha lifted a brow and put her
sunglasses back onto her face.
"You will
come around. whether you like it or not. Trust me on that, /mom/."
And just as
fast as she came into the scene, she vanished. It took a while for
Gaea to calm down. As soon as her daughter left the orphanage, she
took a deep breath and sat back on the chair. her chest heaved up and
down at a fast pace and she dropped a couple tears. Ayasha was right
about something, she was scared of Elpis. She was worried that
nothing could make her stop her rampage of violence and wished she
would be able to reason with her. The truth was, that Elpis was
beyond reasoning with. She would never listen to Gaea, not after the
All-Mother abandoned her to her fate. She would never listen to her,
not after she let her husband be killed. It scared the All-Mother
because she felt that power and knew that it only was a matter of
time before ELpis found her, yet, she still believed she could buy
herself some time. After all, Elpis' first target would be her
siblings and since Ayasha was the goddess of KNowledge and had a
plan, maybe she would be brilliant enough to kill Elpis. Gaea wiped
her tears off of her face and took calmer bigger breaths. Everything
would be alright. it had to be.
-TBC-
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