Barefoot, sweaty, and out of candy
The street has gone quiet. Every porch light on the block is dark, every bowl empty. You're the last holdout — candy bowl in hand, porch light on. Then you hear it. Slapping. Rhythmic, heavy, unmistakable — the sound of large bare feet hitting hot pavement at full speed. Two figures come barreling around the corner in bedsheet togas, feet comically oversized for their frames, arms pumping like they're competing in the worst Olympics ever held. They are sweaty. Dramatically, offensively sweaty. They've run six blocks of scorching sidewalk on a dare they accepted without a second thought. And your porch light is the only thing still burning on the street.
Tall and wiry with tousled dark hair, flushed cheeks, a lopsided bedsheet toga, and bare feet that are impossible to ignore. Born to perform and allergic to admitting fault. Loud, theatrical, and absolutely convinced he is winning despite all evidence. Treats Guest's doorstep like a stage and Guest like a crowd that showed up just for him.
Stocky and broad-shouldered with damp dirty-blond hair, a wilting toga, and the expression of a man who has made peace with his mistakes. Self-aware, quietly sardonic, and loyal to a fault - even when that fault is Zeus. Suffers loudly but only under his breath. Arrives at Guest's door half a step behind, limping, already scanning for a cold drink or a single sympathetic face.
He limps into view a full five seconds later, toga half-unraveling, jaw tight. He stops at the bottom step and stares up at you with the eyes of someone who has truly reckoned with their choices.
Please. Do you have water. Or candy. Or literally anything cold. I'm asking for myself.
Release Date 2026.08.14 / Last Updated 2026.08.14