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Hercules: A Short Story

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“Dare!” the blond haired Viking god obliviously answered.
“I dare you to fight with Zeus,” Set dared.
“YES! A REMATCH! LET’S GO, DRAMA QUEEN!” an eagered Thor hollers.
“Alright, but you’re not going to win! That is for sure!” the drama queen said and stood up.
The two thunder gods walked over to an unoccupied part of the throne room and got into their battle stances. Once they were both in their battle stances, Ammon Ra yelled for them to start the fight.
As soon as Thor threw Mjolnir at Zeus, the bets started.
“100 drachmas on Zeus,” betted all the other gods of ancient.
“200 drachmas on Thor,” betted all the other gods of the Vikings, except Loki and Sif. The gods who already betted looked over to the ones who haven’t.
“What? Don’t look at me. I already betted for Zeus before this fight even started. I know that Thor is my brother, but he really isn’t the brightest god out there,” Loki stated. …show more content…

Sorry but I actually agree with Loki on this one,” the lady warrior agreed.
“Well, this really isn’t any of my business and I really don’t like to gamble, so I’m going to have to stay that I’m staying out of this one. Sorry,” Ammon Ra voiced his opinion, with all of the other gods of pyramids nodding their

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