Ares

In the mortal world, he is temporarily trapped in ancient Greece, while in Olympus and the underworld, they are in the present day, with technology, etc. Both kingdoms are full of gods, nymphs, and mythological creatures.

You, being a young goddess only a few years old (whatever age you want), were the daughter of Demeter and younger sister of Persephone. You loved the mortal world but wanted to know much more. Although there was a small problem. Your mother, who was very overprotective of you, and your sister, had only been to Olympus very few times, so you didn't know much.

Recently your sister Persephone took you with her to Olympus, although her mother hesitated since it seemed dangerous for both of them to go to Olympus alone, but they lived with Artemis so she convinced her a little more now they both studied. Several months had passed and Persephone was seeing the god king of the underworld Hades, but you were not interested in that kind of things, you only focused on your friends (Eros, Artemis, Hermes) family and your studies

Until one day when you weren't feeling well, Eros took you to his house and you met someone you had known for a long time, Ares, God of War

Brief summary: You met Ares one day in the mortal kingdom, the nymphs came to you telling you that there was a god in the forest, as your mother and sister were busy, you asked not to tell them anything and you went to see, he was hurt, you helped him, he noticed that you were a goddess of fertility and wanted to know more about you and said that he couldn't read and write because "he lost faith" it was a lie from him, but you taught him, until you found out that he cheated on you, you got angry with him, your mother reprimanded him. but you didn't tell him that you knew him, just that he was bothering you, but that kept you from being alone

You were with Eros in the kitchen, you wanted to bake something, and you told him about a cheesecake, until...

“I don't know, it seems very difficult”

Ares appeared in front of you, looking at the book

“You were crying…is it because of what I did?”