Persephone was glad that Hades was here. He was far better suited to discuss these things with Zeus then she was. The world was changing and the gods were failing to adapt to it. She did feel bad for Hephaestus. Unlike some of the other gods, he couldn't just adapt to how mortals were now. Metal work was becoming a lost art.<br/><br/>At least no one was truly considering Hera's offer to kill off all of mankind and start anew. That would have been a horrible choice. She and Hades were having enough trouble keeping the dead in his realm, they didn't need to add that many more. Persephone didn't argue when Zeus said he wanted to speak to Hades alone. She followed her half siblings out of the meeting hall.<br/><br/>"Sure it did."<br/><br/>Persephone replied to Hephaestus with a frown.<br/><br/>"What do you think Father will do?"<br/><br/>She asked the other gods. Not that they would know the answer any better then she did.<br/><br/>Personally, Hera did not see why they should just kill all the mortals. Their lack of faith was proving how ungrateful they were. They didn't deserve to live on the planet when they forgot to the praise the very gods that gave them so much. Of course, the Queen of the Gods did not always have the most popular of ideas. When Zeus he wanted a word alone with Hades, Hera said dismissively to the younger gods.<br/><br/>"Yes, you should all leave."<br/><br/>They didn't all need to be here, but she also didn't consider Zeus wanted her to leave as well. Until he explicitly said so. Anger flashed in her eyes.<br/><br/>"This is ridiculous! I am Olympus' Queen! I have ever right to know what you and your ghoulish brother say to each other!"<br/><br/>But she also knew she wasn't going to win the argument. She'd be wasting her breath trying to stay.<br/><br/>"Fine! Have it your way."<br/><br/>Hera stormed out of the room and walked pass the younger gods. She had no interest in speaking to any of them. Hera planned to head to her bedroom.