As Persephone listened to her half siblings, she thought maybe things wouldn't be so bad for her and Hades. After all, all humans died. Some sooner then others. But, in the end, they all died. They had to had to come to the Underworld. She'd just have to convince Hades they might have to rethink their methods of controlling the dead. And humans seemed to love flowers and the spring. So she might be okay in that aspect as well. From how it sounded, they would just have to evolve their ways for a more modern world. Persephone thought that was possible and she was willing to adapt.<br/><br/>But then she realized, Hades wouldn't. He was pretty set in his ways and he would resist the change. Persephone knew that Hades needed to be here. This wasn't just a simple meeting that she could recap for him. It effected everything. Their whole way of life. She touched the black diamond pendant that was on the chain around her neck and called out telepathically to her husband.<br/><br/>~Hades, my love, I know you are busy with the state out of but you need to be here. It's important and-~<br/><br/>She frowned hearing her father's reaction to Athena and quickly added.<br/><br/>~And you need to hurry.~<br/><br/>Hera's eyes narrowed in anger listening to Athena. The Queen of the Gods hated when anyone disagreed with her. Although it did surprise her when Zeus actually cut Athena off. Hera was used to him agreeing with Athena and not her. Her anger grew when Hephaestus and Apollo also took Athena's side about the war idea too.<br/><br/>Deep down the Goddess of Marriage knew the younger gods were right. The humans did not worship them as much as they once did. Even when a marriage was performed, not everyone praised her like before. Not like in the old days. It seemed the humans were more cynical of her because of the stories of her own marriage. No matter, she refused to bow down to mortals. They should worship them or fear the wrath of the gods. There was a time that humans did. Perhaps the gods had been too kind to them. Giving them so much, allowing them to have these modern wonders. Perhaps it was time for the mortals to remember their place in the world.<br/><br/>Hera took a hold of Zeus' hand and said.<br/><br/>"Humans need to remember we created their world. They are such ungrateful little beings. We have given them so much and this how they repay us? Thinking they owe us nothing in return? Maybe we should just kill them all and start anew."<br/><br/>Yes, that did seem a bit extreme but it would be satisfying. Why should she have to change her ways because of peasants who would be dead after a few decades of living anyway?