"A Girl's Night Out"<br/><br/>The God of Wine and Madness wanted to believe that he had gotten through to the young cousin about how vulnerable she might be, but he doubted that he'd been successful.  Dion actually liked his Uncle, of all the Olympians he seemed the best capable of keeping his business in his chiton, even better than Dion.  Of course, Dion had to forgive his father since he was born out of wedlock, but it was a more sincere form of respect that he gave to Hades.  Dion finally concluded that his first instincts about what to do with Kairós were likely the best.  Offer her the protection that he had and convince, or entice, her to be entertained here in the Lounge.<br/><br/>Dion did not like pondering what might happen if she came to harm.<br/><br/>"Kairós," he began and then continued, "Tonight we are having a feast in honor of the mortal who has been the Champion of your cousin Artemis' Sacred Games for the last five years straight.  No other mortal has ever accomplished being her champion for such an uninterupted period of time."  Dion pointed out Artemis and Archie Barlow to Kairós.  "You could go over there and introduce yourself.  Artemis will likely figure out that you're a goddess, but try not to let that fact slip out to her champion or any of the other mortals her.  Knowing her, they're likely talking about dogs and hunting.  Not dogs like Cerebus, Earthly dogs."<br/><br/>He watched her face as he made his suggestions.<br/><br/>"Alternately," Dion enticed, "you might partake of the feast.  I'm sure that there will be things that you won't find in your father's hall that you might find tasty."<br/><br/>"Walk around and listen," He went on.  "You might learn a lot and if what you hear raises questions, we can talk about it"<br/><br/>An elevator door opened and closed.<br/><br/>(To Be Continued)