Riley Gendreau
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Goddess No Longer I (Ea)(TG-Empress)
🕑 Added 2025-06-02 21:49:12 +0000 UTCA TG-Empress Request for FunMeYay
A master of strategy, with wisdom beyond her years, bold like no other, and most notably as arrogant as a lion. These were things to describe a woman who haughtily looks down upon mortals, a goddess known as Athena.
Known throughout the Greek world for her victories both through her physical prowess and incredible strategies, she was both feared and respected by mortals, mortals who, more often than not, wanted to be the ones who helped her create children.
Of course, Athena didn’t care for them, or any man at that. She’d sworn off men in every way, mostly because none were capable of even calling themself her equals. She’d also rather continue enjoying the thrill of battle instead of being stuck with bearing a child.
Like her favorite thing to do, tease and bully her brother Ares. Ever since her younger half-brother was brought into this world, she’s made it a personal hobby of hers to show him that he was lesser than her and would always be, even though he himself is a god, a god of war like her.
Her teasing ultimately leads to him challenging her to a battle and then losing because he’s too hot-tempered and chaotic, while she’s calm and collected and not only knows his weaknesses but also has no problem using them against him.
So throughout their immortal lives, Ares has been taking loss after loss from his sister, and there seemed to be nothing he could do about it. That was until he met a master blacksmith who made Ares a new spear worthy of a god.
With it in hand, Ares challenged his sister to another fight, which she expected to win like normal. However, immediately upon the start of battle, Athena knew something was off. Ares didn’t rush in an attack like normal.
Athena thought he was trying to trick her, but she wasn’t going to let it work, but she would humor him. Athena charged at Ares with her spear. Ares just smiled and tapped the bottom of the spear on the ground.
Suddenly Ares was gone. Athena was confused and was about to call him a coward for running, but he hadn’t run off; he merely got behind her in an instant. Ares used his foot and kicked Athena as hard as he could across the ground.
Athena quickly picked herself up and used her spear to hold herself up while she recovered from the pain. She looked at her brother, who was still standing there. He wasn’t doing anything, just smiling, which was not in his nature at all.
Athena knew for sure some sort of trickery was going on and called her brother out for it. He shook his head and said he was merely using a new spear, one crafted by a master so good at his craft he might have actually been a god in disguise.
Ares, feeling quite bold, told his sister how his new toy worked so she had a small chance of beating him. Athena stood up on her own, prepared her spear, and told Ares to spill his secrets then. She knew her brother would tell her, and once she knew what it did, she could make a strategy to fight it.
Turns out his spear stops time for a few seconds while allowing the user to move freely. That was why it seemed he disappeared and then appeared behind her. Knowing that, all Athena had to do was predict where her brother would attack from.
Athena charged at him, knowing he would use it again, and once he tapped the spear on the ground again, she quickly turned and pulled up her spear just in time to stop Ares’ attack. Once his spear was deflected, she went on the offensive and started attacking him.
She thought Ares would be surprised she already saw through his trick, but he only seemed to smile more. As he dodged, he managed to tap the spear again and disappear. Athena prepared her shield for his next attack, but instead of attacking, he tapped the spear again and changed spots.
He was able to cut her with her spear and make her drop her own spear. Athena tried to grab it, but Ares finally stopped holding back and started attacking like he normally does, chaotically and without end, and with the spear, he was hitting her quickly and from all angles.
Athena ended up losing the fight and falling to her knees, unable to continue fighting. Ares cheered for himself for finally taking her down, and then he pulled out a vial of unknown liquid. He brought it over to Athena and told her it was her punishment for losing.
He then poured it into her mouth, and it tasted like cow shit and made her want to gag. As soon as it was all in, her vision got blurry, she felt weak, and then she passed out. She woke up in an unknown place, and her body felt strange.
Athena sat up and found her arms were tied together behind her back. She tried to break them, which was normally an easy task for her, but she was unable to, not because the rope was anything special, but because she no longer had her strength.
Athena looked down at herself and gasped. She was in a mortal body, seemingly a woman in her twenties with quite a sexy body, which she was able to tell since she was sitting there with no clothes or armor on.
Athena got up and was about to try and escape but stopped when she heard a familiar voice laughing and footsteps getting closer. Athena looked over to see Ares standing there looking more than a bit pleased at Athena’s current situation.
Athena asked him what was going on. He didn’t answer and simply pulled out some sort of mask thing that Athena had never seen before. He tossed it towards her, and suddenly it started to float towards her mouth.
Athena had never seen something like this but knew it had to be another thing from Ares’ mysterious blacksmith. Athena watched as it got closer and then felt as it secured itself around her mouth.
Whatever it was, it had a large circle-shaped ring that was keeping her mouth open, and it made it really hard for her to not drool on herself. Ares laughed and said that was much better, but he had one more toy for her.
He pulled out a metal bar, which Athena had no idea what it was supposed to do, but she found out when it magically attached itself to her ankles. It pushed her legs apart and kept her from moving them any closer or further apart than the bar.
Satisfied with the outfit his mortal half-sister was wearing, Ares finally explained what was going on to the very confused and very annoyed Athena. Turns out, Zeus made him a promise, one that only applied if he beat Athena in battle.
Zeus promised that if he won, he would allow Athena to be stripped of her godhood and left to fend for herself as a mortal amongst the mortal realm. Athena was shocked to hear that and had no idea why Zeus would do such a thing, but then again, they all knew how he was.
Athena tried to tell him not to do this, but the ring gag prevented her from speaking properly. Ares looked at her and smiled. He told her he may be cruel and ruthless, but not as much as she had been to him his whole life.
As such, he was going to give her a task, one that would take an entire year to complete. Athena rolled her eyes. Of course it was a task. God and their tasks. Whatever it was, though, she knew she’d be able to complete it.
The sides of Ares’ mouth moved upwards, giving him the most twisted grin, one Athena had only seen when he was slaughtering his enemies. Ares then started to explain the task he was giving her. Athena was to be sold off to slavers.
Athena looked shocked; surely he wasn’t serious, selling a goddess to slavers. However he was, he wanted to punish her for all the punishments and humiliation he had suffered from her. He told her she had to endure an entire year as a hardworking slave.
If she did, she’d be returned to her immortal form and granted the status of goddess once again. Ares then laughed and told her the catch. If she refused any commands given to her within the next year, she’d fail and would be stuck in her current body and this life until she perished.
With that being said, Ares said it was time for him to go, and soon she’d be getting picked up and shipped out to her new life. Before he left, Ares made Athena’s situation a bit worse. He took the ropes that were binding her and pulled them down towards her ankles.
Once the rope was at the bar, he tied them around it, which made it so Athena was forced to bend backwards, making a bow shape with her body, which wasn't the most comfortable spot. Ares then took his leave, and Athena watched him, swearing to complete this task and punish him back once it was over.
