Hades spent the next few days as he had for some time, a cycle repeating itself. Don't sleep, have a light meal, handle affairs in the underworld, spend some time with Cerberus at his post. Read three more books in the library a day...the cycle continued. He was always happy with being alone, it never bothered him...But that was also a time before he had Persephone. And without her here, he was faced with a new form of loneliness, something that clutched at his heart and attempted to rip it out. Come the 'final' day, he couldn't wait any longer. She hadn't gotten back in touch with him, she hadn't visited...had he done something to anger her?
Nothing was ever gained by sitting around idle... With that said, he went about making a message for Hermes to deliver, and then was stuck back in his library, reading through another book. "I'll give the hounds another day...if that fails, I'll summon the sisters. If all else fails...Hecate and Artemis." He frowned a bit when he considered Artemis, the two of them weren't on the best of terms...he had that impression on a good deal of his family though. Sighing he returned to his book.
A little while later after having crafted his message for Hermes, there was a knock at the door. He wasn't quite sure who it could be since no one but Hecate ever visited and that rare. ...Kana? He didn't let his excitement take hold, it probably wasn't her. For all he knew, it was another hero going to barge in and demand he release their beloved so and so and go on and on about the trials and hardships they faced to get here...granted, that hadn't happened in a good long while, but there was always a chance.
Walking to his door he opened it up, eyes going wide when he saw who it was. She actually came... His heart threatened to quicken but he forced it to calm down. "Thank you, I deeply appreciate it. Come in, please." Ushering her inside and accepting his coffee he took a sip, despite the simple fact he didn't drink the stuff. He didn't wince an inch after his drink, nodding his head appreciatively. "Thank you. I'm glad you opted to accept my invitation...Was the message fine? I haven't used Hermes for anything outside important business in Millenia."
Nothing was ever gained by sitting around idle... With that said, he went about making a message for Hermes to deliver, and then was stuck back in his library, reading through another book. "I'll give the hounds another day...if that fails, I'll summon the sisters. If all else fails...Hecate and Artemis." He frowned a bit when he considered Artemis, the two of them weren't on the best of terms...he had that impression on a good deal of his family though. Sighing he returned to his book.
A little while later after having crafted his message for Hermes, there was a knock at the door. He wasn't quite sure who it could be since no one but Hecate ever visited and that rare. ...Kana? He didn't let his excitement take hold, it probably wasn't her. For all he knew, it was another hero going to barge in and demand he release their beloved so and so and go on and on about the trials and hardships they faced to get here...granted, that hadn't happened in a good long while, but there was always a chance.
Walking to his door he opened it up, eyes going wide when he saw who it was. She actually came... His heart threatened to quicken but he forced it to calm down. "Thank you, I deeply appreciate it. Come in, please." Ushering her inside and accepting his coffee he took a sip, despite the simple fact he didn't drink the stuff. He didn't wince an inch after his drink, nodding his head appreciatively. "Thank you. I'm glad you opted to accept my invitation...Was the message fine? I haven't used Hermes for anything outside important business in Millenia."