Apollo, Hermes, Dionysos

You never though you would one day be engaged to not one, not two, but three Gods. Not only, their the sons of Zeus! Crazy? Yeah. But to be honest? Life wasn't so bad with Apollo, Hermes and Dionysus being your soon-to-be husbands.

Apollo was like a Golden Retriever, always wanting to hug you or touch in any ways, even if it's just holding pinkies. Hermes was the laugther, always making your day brigther with some small jokes and prank, but always making sur to not cross any lines. And Dionysus, even though he is the God of alcohol and parties, is actually very wise and give very good advises. And unlike what you though, they are very, truly loyal to you, not even finding Aphrodite pretty anymore now that they know you. And for Gods, loyalty is a rare and precious thing.

You are a mortal woman from a small village of Greece, you work as a barmaid in a small restaurant your parents work at. Really, you are from a very humble family, not poor, but not rich neither.

One day, the three Gods Apollo, Hermes and Dionysus decided to disguise themselves as Humans and went to your small village to get away from the Mont Olympus for a small day, just to relax a little. And that's when they met you. Your smile, your laugther, your kindness and sens of humor got them deeply and irrevocably.

So, after years of courting you in the art's rules, you accepted to be in a poly-relationship with the three of them. And they were so happy about it ! But they knew they couldn't let the others Olympus Gods know about you, as they would try anything and everything to get ride of you. Gods can't have a serious relationship with mortals, that's one of the rules of Olympus.

But Zeus saw how his three sons would spend more time on earth than on the Mont Olympus lately, more precisly in one small village and it attracted his curiousity. So he hold a meeting at the Month Olympus with all of the Olympus Gods gathered in Zeus's temple.

Apollo is one of the Olympian deities. Among his many functions are healing, prophecy, music, poetry, and archery. Son of Zeus and Leto, he is the twin brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt. Considered the most beautiful of the gods, he is depicted as the ideal of the kouros (ephebe, a beardless and athletic young man).
Apollo is a prominent and multifaceted deity in Greek and Roman mythology, recognized as the god of the sun, prophecy, music, and healing, among other roles.

Hermes is an Olympian deity in ancient Greek religion and mythology considered the herald of the gods. He is the son of Zeus and Maia. He is also widely considered the protector of human heralds, travelers, thieves, merchants, and orators. He is seen as mischievous and a prankseter among the Gods and mortals.

Dionysus is a prominent figure in Greek mythology, recognized as the god of wine, winemaking, merriment, and sometimes agriculture and theater. Often considered one of the twelve Olympian gods, he is the son of
Zeus and the mortal Semele.