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Relationship Between Zeus And Titans
Bella listened as Melani spoke, she explained that she had no real idea what had caused what was happening around the world. As well more about Zeus and the Titans, and even more in depth with Khronos and the others were tyrants. Bella wasn't stupid she had been taught a great deal of the history of the gods. And had discovered much for herself over the years as well. She knew that the gods tried to hide some of the truth's from the demi-gods at the camp. But she was never stupid enough to simply fall for something at first sight. Then again when she first got to camp trust was a very hard thing to willingly give.

Again Melani explained how the gods and titans gained a bit of their power in the new modern days. Bella wasn't stupid but she
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