Hermes approached where Zeus sat on his throne, glaring down imposingly.
"You have the information I requested?"
"Yes," Hermes stated. "But, father, I'm afraid I still don't understand. This Sally Jackson-- she's just a child. And fully mortal, at that. What could she possibly mean to you?"
Anger flashed across Zeus's eyes, as bright as his lightning bolts. "Is it your place to ask?"
"Well, I am the god of information, but I suppose in the particular case, no."
"Then give me the information I asked for."
Hermes sighed. "Fine. You'll have your opportunity, and soon. She and her parents will be on a commercial flight across New York to Virginia next Thursday."
For the first time since he'd been plagued with his vision, Zeus smiled. "Perfect."
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Lost at Sea
FantasyEver wonder about how Sally Jackson came to meet and, eventually, fall in love with the God of the Sea? Learn the untold story of Sally and Poseidon in "Lost at Sea"!
