Myrtle
Where: Thetis's Inn 
Who: Amphitrite and Thetis
Andy
***The waves crashed against the shoreline of the small, lush green island Thetis's inn rested on. The dolphin Amphitrite rode on quickened its pace as they grew closer to the island. She was thankful for her companion, that the dolphin was kind enough to let her grasp onto its fin and lead her here. Travel by the sea creatures was often better than her just swimming about the ocean. It didn't take much longer for her to reach the coastline, the dolphin stopping and allowing her to tread closer to it on her own. Stepping onto the sandy beach, she turned to face the sea. Waving to her dolphin companion, she started to make her way up towards the inn. Before her departure from Atlantis, she ensured the sea creatures would maintain their discretions on her whereabouts. Though she hardly cared if her children knew, there was a reason her sister remained hidden on this island.*** 

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***The sea goddess had a complicated relationship with Thetis. They were once close, though they grew distant after some time.After her marriage to Poseidon, it seemed Thetis had her own trouble brewing. She knew her sister had gone for Poseidon and Zeus, but while Poseidon had shifted his focus to Amphitrite Zeus had other plans. The sea queen new little of the prophecy that was spoken, yet it wasn't hard to dissect it was serious enough to even scare Zeus. Scare him into forcing a marriage on her. She didn't agree with what he had done to her sister, as he had ultimately been the one to tear them apart. The distance came when Thetis had her troubles to deal with, and Amphitrite her own. Both living different lives and enduring fates that didn't align with one another. The last she heard was Thetis kept herself hidden on a small island, their correspondence was not often enough for her to know more. She didn't blame her sister for it, not after what happened all those years ago. But this was now the present, and the sea queen sought to reconnect with her sister after so long.***

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***In a way, it was also Amphitrite's fault their relationship didn't remain close bonded. After she was wed, she had been too absorbed into her new duties she had to fulfill. Learning the ways of Atlantis and of course adjusting to married life. She was a natural at both, but later down the line her own marriage strained. Children soon became involved, and she fought more than ever to fix what had been broken. It took much of her time and thought, she failed as a sister to communicate with Thetis as often as she wanted. And now there was this war between the two brothers, with the third remaining neutral for now. Whatever prophecy was given to Thetis, it was best she stayed on her island. Far away from the war, far away from Zeus himself at least. The sea queen finally strayed from her growing thoughts, returning to reality for the moment. She finally stood outside of the B&B her sister had created, sensing the various demigods and even mortals roaming about. To them, she was just here to stay for either some relaxation or as a break from travels.*** 

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***Amphitrite stepped inside the inn, taking in its cozy and quaint interior. Her eyes observing the many demigods and mortals milling about. From what she was told, she was to meet Thetis in the vast gardens just outside of the inn. Meeting with a nearby worker, the goddess was directed towards said gardens. Stepping out back into the fresh air, Amphitrite began her stroll whilst she waited for her sister. Unlike before, the air held a unique fragrance to it now. The scents of the various flowers mixing in with the smell of the sea from below the hill. She took a deep breath, inhaling the mixed fragrance. A sense of calm washing over her. The sea queen found a nearby bench in the gardens, taking a seat while she awaited Thetis's arrival.***
Richard
Thetis sighed as she made her way down the lighthouse steps, moving towards the door to her past that lay below. She had sent everyone off the island the second she had gotten the message from Amphitrite. Her sister. It wasn't that she didn't trust Amphi really, but that husband of hers and his brother? They were not welcomed in her life once more. There was a slight sting of betrayal still, how her sister had married the man who had brought her so much pain and distress, but times were different, what they were allowed to do as women, as sea nymphs. Then there was the fact that Poseidon, for all his faults, was the ruler of their home. It was possible her sister didn't even get to say 'yes' to her marriage, she hadn't. 
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Through the screen door, she could see her. She was slight and tall and gorgeous, just as she always had been, and Thetis' heart lurched. She wanted to run to her and grab her up and hug her like she had as a child, but the air was too tense. The screen door squeaked lightly as she pushed it open and stepped forward onto her porch, eyes adjusting to the sun before she made her way towards Amphi.
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The Goddess of Water was unsure of what to do, to hug, to stay away, to cry, to keep her distance. It was hard, but she knew what she did or said would set the whole mood of this meeting. After all, there was no sight of Poseidon, and she was sure she would have felt some power on the island if he had followed his wife here. So, with a push of stubborn bravery, Thetis walked right up to her sister, pulling the smaller woman into a tight embrace. "My dearest sister..." 
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She pulled back slightly and smiled a genuine smile at the prospect of reuniting and looked her over. "Beautiful as always. Being Queen suits you as it never did me." Her human husband had at least been a King, but still, a human forced upon her. Innkeeper and mother suited her best.
Andy
***The Queen of Atlantis watched as her sister walked towards her. A pang in her chest at the mere sight. She looked healthy and beautiful as always, the sun casting a glow on her fair skin. She didn't realize how much she missed her until this moment. Amphitrite had long felt the pain of her absence, but she knew why Thetis remained away. Unlike her, she chose to marry Poseidon. She wasn't forced into a marriage by him, not like how her sister was. It wasn't to say Amphitrite was open to marrying the king of the seas. No, she had told him no and ran from him. Hiding out in the seas where he could not possibly find her. Until one day his dolphin had, and convinced her to marry him. Only then did she oblige, and married him finally. But now as she looked at Thetis, she saw true contentment in her. The life she lived now suited her, while Amphitrite remained a queen with a husband who loved her, yet who also betrayed her.*** 

***The sea goddess wrapped her arms around her sister tightly, embracing her whole heartedly. She was surprised by the gesture, but she welcomed it. Amphitrite visibly relaxed, it was clear she worried about how Thetis would react to her presence. Of course, she told her of her visit prior to this. Yet, it was a surprise when she accepted the notion. She pulled back from the hug, looking her sister over. Both have changed over the years, yet one thing they had most in common now were their children. Motherhood found them both over the years, and perhaps even forgiveness along the way of it.***

"Sister, you look so beautiful and carefree. You made a beautiful queen, but this life you have built makes you shine brighter than the stars in the sky." ***She smiled lovingly.*** "We have much to catch up on, you have to tell me where you got this idea. And you have to tell me that you do have a spa, the gods know I need a good spa day considering all that is happening." ***She frowned slightly.*** "Which... I am glad you have kept yourself far away from it all. I missed you greatly, it has been so long since we have seen each other." 

***Her voice was soft as she spoke, radiating with her complete honesty. Amphitrite did believe her sister was a stunning queen herself, but she couldn't deny that her sister held a different energy to her. Something brighter and full of life. She was almost unsure of what to say or ask, there was too much time they missed spending together. It wouldn't happen again, not as long as they both remained.***
Richard
Thetis raised a brow a bit at her sister's flowery words. She wasn't used to it really, humans didn't talk like that but she supposed remaining Queen and at Poseidon's side kept her speaking in old ways. She simply looped her arm through Amphitrite's and moved them both towards the side of the Inn, a small glass structrue on the edge of the cliff boasted plants, lounge chairs, fountains, and smells of herbs in the air. 
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"This is where we have our spa, it's small, we can really only do 3-4 services at once, but really most people who come to visit buy out the whole inn for the privacy, though we get groups of couples who come. You wouldn't *Believe* How much humans have come to appreciate our plants and minerals. You'll never guess what they are doing now... Seaweed wraps!"
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Thetis laughed as she pushed open the door and moved to a small closet filled with fluffy mint green robes and passed one to her sister before she began stripping out of her clothes and placing them on one of the chairs and wrapped herself in the robe. She gently tossed a coin in one of the natural spring fountains that bubbled up from the earth below them and suddenly a woman of water appeared. "Amphi, this is Amara. She is a River Nymph, been with me for some time. She is also incredibly discreet." The woman of water didn't speak and her face had barely any features to it, but she bowed her watery head to them both before noving around and collecting different jars and objects from around the room for facials for the women. 
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Thetis slid into a plush lounge chair and stared over at Amphitrite. She was unsure how to proceed, but she had always been blunt and honest with her sisters, why would that change now.
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"I am torn between asking you questions about your life. How is your son, your marriage, your life... And also asking. Why are you here now Amphi? It has been a very long time."