In a part of Olympus, while no one was watching and the only light illuminating the night was the light that Selene cast upon the world, a secret meeting was taking place in Aphrodite's house.
There, the air was heavy with incense, with a thick scent of myrrh and night-blooming flowers. The smooth, pink marble columns reflected the dim moonlight. In the center of the hall, Aphrodite waited beside an enchanted mirror, an ancient artifact that now served as a secure channel for untraceable communications.
The meeting was informal, but the tension was palpable. Not all the members of Nemesis were present—that would have been impossible. After all, the movement had grown too large in secret, bringing together hundreds of great or lesser deities. But that night, only the most well-known names were present. The visible faces of the revolution, at least for those who were part of the movement.
