"Oh, Hades is probably turning the world upside down as we speak, you can be sure of that." She said seriously, sitting down at the table.<br/>"As for the knife, you could have simply asked and I would have come with you."<br/><br/>After some dabate with herself, she decided it was probably alright to tell him her story.<br/>"100 years ago, Hades kidnapped me to be the Queen of the Underworld. He locked me in a room for 6 years and only after constant pleading with him did he allow me to visit my mother for a few months. He gave me a pomegranite seed to eat, and not knowing that it was cursed, I ate it. The seed made it impossible for me to be gone for any longer than the duration of Spring time."<br/><br/>She kept a calm and matter-of-fact tone throughout the story, as if she had accepted her fate.<br/>"I'm not sure how you were able to take me out of there... I suppose the seed only works one way. I can't leave the Underworld of my own free will, but obviously Kidnapping has proved a loop hole." She laughed.<br/><br/>Persephone was still confused as to his reasonings for taking her. She was grateful, and she didn't want to jinx it but her curiosity got the better of her.<br/>"So.. The golden question: Who are you and what is your qualm with my<span style="font-style: italic">husband</span>." Persephone used the term with thick disgust.