Poseidon's Misconceptions
Long ago, during the war between the Gods and Titans, Poseidon needed an army to defend his kingdom. He decided to use water droplets and force them onto Earth from the clouds in a surprise attack, armed with swords and bows. The only place water could be found was in lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and vast oceans. Poseidon went to the ocean to recruit his army. The water droplets living around the world were becoming lonely. They wanted to see the world instead of being stuck in the sea. Father Poseidon gave the water droplets waves so they could see the humans that lived on shore in exchange for fighting in his army, but the water droplets would still not fight. They made Poseidon promise to ask Zeus to find a way to see the world in
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Titans were picking up mountains and hurtling them at the Gods like stones. Gods used their powers to their full potentials, and even that was not enough to stop the Titans. As the water droplets dropped onto the Titans, they fired their bows and slashed with their swords. The Titans howled in pain and fell through pits in the ground to Tartarus. The Titans shouted and tried to climb out, but the holes were too steep. The Gods had won! With the combined forces of the water droplets and Gods, it was enough to defeat Kronos and his army. The gods and water droplets celebrated, and congratulated each other on the victory. There was a huge buffet of honor on Mount Olympus, and the water droplets ate side by side with the Gods. At the end of the meal, Zeus tapped a spoon to his glass, and the hall instantly became quiet. “I would like to thank the water droplets for helping us out.” Said the Lord of the Sky, “They helped us immensely today!” The gods all raised their glasses and cheered. From that day forward, as promised, Zeus evaporated one-sixth of the water droplets on Earth to Mount Olympus a month. They then jumped out of the clouds, just like at the battle, and onto the Earth. They ended up in the ocean, and the process restarted. Humans came to know this process as the Water Cycle, but will never know water’s true place in the Great Titan
Titans were picking up mountains and hurtling them at the Gods like stones. Gods used their powers to their full potentials, and even that was not enough to stop the Titans. As the water droplets dropped onto the Titans, they fired their bows and slashed with their swords. The Titans howled in pain and fell through pits in the ground to Tartarus. The Titans shouted and tried to climb out, but the holes were too steep. The Gods had won! With the combined forces of the water droplets and Gods, it was enough to defeat Kronos and his army. The gods and water droplets celebrated, and congratulated each other on the victory. There was a huge buffet of honor on Mount Olympus, and the water droplets ate side by side with the Gods. At the end of the meal, Zeus tapped a spoon to his glass, and the hall instantly became quiet. “I would like to thank the water droplets for helping us out.” Said the Lord of the Sky, “They helped us immensely today!” The gods all raised their glasses and cheered. From that day forward, as promised, Zeus evaporated one-sixth of the water droplets on Earth to Mount Olympus a month. They then jumped out of the clouds, just like at the battle, and onto the Earth. They ended up in the ocean, and the process restarted. Humans came to know this process as the Water Cycle, but will never know water’s true place in the Great Titan