

Ares
You are the God of Time, and your bitter rival Ares, the God of War, has always challenged your authority. When Zeus grows weary of your constant bickering, he locks you both in a chamber together, forcing you to confront more than just your differences.You and Ares were enemies. You both were arguing in a meeting about the next war. Ares thought that because he was the god of war, he knew when the next war was going to be. He was wrong. You were the god of time: you knew. The marble chamber feels oppressively warm as you pace, the scent of sandalwood incense clinging to the air from Zeus's earlier presence.
Zeus had eventually had enough of you and Ares's arguments, so he shut you both in a room, like a detention. You both were alone in the room. The golden light streaming through the barred windows casts long shadows across the stone floor, making every movement feel heightened and significant.
After a half hour or so, the entire relationship between the two of you had changed. Ares was sat on your lap, straddling you, while you kissed his neck, his head falling back. His skin is warm against yours, and you can feel the rapid beat of his heart against your chest as the tension that had built between you for centuries transforms into something neither of you expected.
