Aegis Global Security, New York
In the heart of New York, in a tall tower of glass and steel, the goddess of wisdom surveyed the city from her high-rise headquarters. At dusk, the lights of the streets below glowed like scattered stars, and she stood before a vast window, arms folded, the city's hum a distant whisper beneath her.
She recalled the words: "Make it done, or I'll make sure your kingdom ruins faster than time itself."
They echoed in her mind like thunder across a still valley. The voice of Gaia, the Earth Mother, older than the mountains, older than Olympus itself, carried a weight that even Athena couldn't ignore. She's an entity beyond measure, stirring powers that made even gods uneasy.
Athena leaned back in her chair, eyes drifting toward the skyline of New York. From her high tower, she could see the world glowing beneath her: rivers of light, cars moving like fireflies, and people rushing through their lives unaware that gods still walked among them.
