“Zeus was not having a good day and he made sure everyone knew it”. He had just returned to Mt Olympus from the court of Indra, the Hindu God of thunder. Indra had incited his wrath.
Zeus had fallen in love with Maneka, one of the nymphs at Indra’s court and wanted to woo her. But Indra challenged him instead…to beat him at the show of lightning. This infuriated Zeus. He was mightier than Indra, had more Gwitter and Godbook following and was feared by all.
But He knew that Indra’s court was resplendent with riches and beauties. Also, Indra was a great strategist and knew the art of conniving.
However, Zeus was obsessed with the lovely Maneka. He sent a blinding lightning and thunder on Earth signalling the beginning of the show. Indra answered with a more powerful lightning that roused people from sleep. The clash of Gods had begun and the lesser mortals had a sleepless night ahead!
This story is a part of the wonderful ‘Mondays Finish The Story Challenge’ by Barbara Beacham. She provides us with a photo prompt, the first sentence, and approximately 150 words with which we are to use to write our story. To take up the challenge click here: Mondays Finish the Challenge
Loved your new myth! I laughed when I read about Indra having a good Gwitter and Godbook following! LOL! Very imaginative!
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Thank you for your lovely words😀😀😀😀
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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Just Amazing post – you always have a powerful surprise!
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Thank you Mihrank for reading and appreciating 😀
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Great story Shivangi- love how you’ve woven mythology into it, well done! 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind words😀😀😀
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Interesting clash of myths : Greek and Indian
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So happy that you found it interesting😀😀😀
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What a fantastic take! Its difficult to beat Indra. Gwitter and Godbook is really genius.
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Thank you so much for your wonderful words Lata… I am honoured😀😀😀
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Oh! this was so much fun to read Shivangi. Gwitter and Godbook…:) must not be difficult to follow with their powers at display. Very imaginative and a wonderful story. 🙂
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So happy that you liked it…I loved your take too.
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Well, if he’s going to act like that I’m going onto Godbook to unfollow him 🙂
Fun story!
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Haha…yes you can do that..demi Gods can unfollow him!
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Loved the fusion of myths. Great.
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Glad that you liked it😀😀😀
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I love the reference to Gwitter and Godbook! Funny! Thank you for writing again for the MFtS challenge Shavingi. Be well… ^..^
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Thank you so much Barbara…i enjoyed writing this one😀😀
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🙂
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What a great blending of mythos. I really enjoyed that. Also… Gwitter and Godbook? That was clever. Well done.
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Glad you liked my take😀😀😀
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A great meeting of mythologies! I love ‘Gwitter and Godbook’. 🙂
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Haha…thank you so much for reading:)
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I know this has been written above, but Godbook and Gwitter made me laugh.
The clash of Greek mythology and Hinduism is very unique too.
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Glad you found it funny Francesca
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😀😀😀
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Can I get a Godbook and Gwitter account please? Lovely story
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Yes if you are a demi god disguised as human…thank you for reading
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Gwitter and Godbook – as others have already said – great stuff.
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Thank you so much Sally😀
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LOL… lovely and funny story. Great visuals and “Godbook and Gwitter” is priceless. Wonderful story!
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Glad that you liked it 😀😀😀
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Good one 🙂
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Thank you for reading😀
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All are praising you for GWITTER & GODBOOK 😛 How can I not praise ? 😀 You just made a revelation in you post 😉 Great super thinking 🙂 Great funny post 😀
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Haha…thank you so much for appreciating Darshith.
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