Episode 2.1: The Titanomachy

 

Cerēs sē vertit et ab Echidnā currit.

 

Plūto clāmat, "mē spectā, ō Echidna!" manūs tollit, et potentiam mortis monstrat: ventus frīgidus dē manibus fluit. ventus monstrum ingentem capit, et ad deum mortuōrum Echidnam vertit.

 

Cerēs potentiam suam scit. iam nōn currit: dea sē vertit. "Echidna," inquit Cerēs dūrā vōce, "famem habē!"

 

herbae subitō ē terrā surgunt. herbae tamen nōn sunt viridēs sed fulvae et pedēs Echidnae capiunt.

 

vultus Echidnae timidus est: famem sentit ut numquam anteā.

 


quōmodo deī rēspondent?

 

Option A: Cerēs clāmat, "recipe!" subitō ūnam spīcam iacit ad frātrem suum.

 

Option B: Plūto saxum ingens tollit ē terrā et ad monstrum iacit.

 

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