If you have been reading Rachel Smythe’s Lore Olympus, you know how addictive the mix of Greek mythology, beautiful illustrations, and intricate characters is. Lore Olympus Chapter 92-99 builds on the pressure from Lore Olympus Chapter 91, when Zeus encounters Aphrodite and Ares, igniting a conflict that sets the stage for future events.

Apollo’s Delusion | Hades’s Emotions

Lore Olympus Chapter 92: The Code Red

Lore Olympus Chapter 92 starts with Ares confronting Zeus after learning he slept with Aphrodite. Zeus, in his usual cowardly fashion, transforms into a swan to avoid Ares’ wrath. The focus then shifts to Hestia, who shows Persephone the dress she’ll wear at her upcoming ceremony, signifying her support and the importance of the event. Hades vanishes, leaving Persephone a substantial check as a silent gesture of support. Tension rises again as Hades receives an urgent “Code Red” message from Zeus. When he arrives, Ares is furiously attacking his brother. As his attack escalates, Hera tries to intervene but is accidentally struck by Ares. Lore Olympus Chapter 92 ends on a dramatic cliffhanger with serious repercussions for the family dynamic and Hera’s relationship with Zeus.

Chapter 93: To The Mortal Realm

Lore Olympus Chapter 93 opens with Hera in distress. The scene is emotional as she lashes out, hurt and frustrated, ordering everyone to leave her house. Her vulnerability here gives readers a glimpse into the toll Zeus’s infidelity takes on her, adding layers to her character.

The chapter quickly transitions to a lighter but still significant scene featuring Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon attending a party in the mortal realm. They are in disguise, a fun twist that adds a playful dynamic to their interactions. The party is hosted by Semele, a mortal and Zeus’s current girlfriend. Zeus’s reckless behaviour, mingling with mortals, disregards the consequences for gods and humans.

Hades, feeling out of place, takes a break from the festivities and goes for a walk. This moment contrasts with Zeus’s carefree demeanour, showing the King of the Underworld as more introspective and detached from the mortal distractions around him. As he walks, he hears someone crying, a powerful cliffhanger that leaves readers intrigued.

Lore Olympus Chapter 94: The Rescue Dog

In Lore Olympus Chapter 94, Hades finds a whimpering dog in a cage and, showing his compassionate side, rescues it. This tender act highlights his nurturing qualities, contrasting with his usual portrayal as the brooding King of the Underworld. As soon as he frees the dog, Zeus and Poseidon arrive, urging Hades to leave. The trio disappears to Hades’ house, where they fall asleep, showing Hades in a more relaxed, domestic light.

Hades imagines Persephone adoring the new dog and almost sends her a picture but refrains, respecting her boundaries. This moment reflects his internal struggle between his deep feelings for her and his desire to honour her space. The tone shifts as Hades reflects on Persephone’s fear of Apollo. He struggles to understand why, though he knows Apollo’s behaviour is concerning. His desire to protect her intensifies, adding tension to the narrative. Lore Olympus chapter 94 ends with Hades falling asleep, his concerns for Persephone still lingering.

Chapter 95: Persephone’s Delima

Lore Olympus Chapter 95 begins with Persephone receiving a message from the hospital confirming all her tests are negative. While relieved, she reflects on her scholarship obligations and the pressure of feeling like “the other woman,” focusing now on repaying the scholarship.

Persephone is guilted into joining Apollo and Artemis as they make breakfast despite her discomfort. This moment highlights the complex relationships at play, especially given her unspoken trauma surrounding Apollo. Hermes greets Persephone in the kitchen with a brief, humorous conversation. He jokes about being tired from covering extra shifts. As Apollo enters the kitchen, Persephone wonders if he has noticed the missing lyre. Her anxiety grows as she waits for his reaction. The chapter ends with Artemis and Hermes leaving for the mortal realm, leaving Persephone alone with Apollo.

Lore Olympus Chapter 96: Zeus and Demeter

Lore Olympus Chapter 96 begins with Apollo confronting Persephone, claiming they need to talk. The scene shifts to a flashback of young Persephone in the mortal realm, where Demeter has a tense encounter with Zeus. Zeus demands her to hide a nymph, but she refuses. Enraged by her defiance, he destroys everything around them, revealing his tyrannical nature. She feels guilty for not complying, but those around her comfort her, calling him a bully. The flashback ends, and Persephone reflects on her mother’s strength. She realizes Demeter would no longer tolerate such behaviour, and neither should she. Empowered by this realization, Persephone tells Apollo she doesn’t want to talk and demands he leave.

Apollo, angry, accuses her of being ungrateful and behaving like a “brat,” asserting that other goddesses would be thrilled by his attention. His entitled attitude and refusal to respect Persephone’s boundaries are frustrating. In a powerful retort, Persephone sarcastically asks why he doesn’t go make breakfast for one of those goddesses instead. Stung, Apollo tries to justify himself by admitting he has feelings for her, leaving the Lore Olympus chapter 96 on a cliffhanger.

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Chapter 97: Apollo And Persephone’s Fight

Lore Olympus Chapter 97 opens with Apollo attempting to confess his feelings to Persephone, claiming that their casual fling has become more meaningful for him. He admits his mistake and suggests they go public as a power couple, exposing his delusion. Persephone, calm yet frustrated, asks, “When is my birthday?” She follows with more personal questions, exposing his lack of knowledge about her. His silence proves that he only cares about his own desires.

In a controlled yet firm tone, Persephone tells him she doesn’t like him, doesn’t want to be with him, and that they are not in a relationship. Out of respect for Artemis, she offers a compromise: Apollo can visit on Fridays, and they’ll remain cordial, purely to avoid conflict. Persephone’s remark that “there was only him” that night reveals the stark difference in their perspectives. He arrogantly assumes Persephone likes him, but she rejects him and returns his instrument, reminding him of his insignificance to her.

Lore Olympus Chapter 98: Delusional Apollo

Lore Olympus Chapter 98 begins with Apollo discovering that Persephone has stolen his lyre, sparking a tense confrontation filled with anger and manipulation. Persephone, resolute, expresses her disdain for him, stating that taking his lyre symbolizes her disgust. She tells him that the fear and disgust he feels are only a fraction of what she’s experienced due to his actions. She even considers hiding the lyre for a decade to make him feel powerless, reflecting her own feelings of helplessness.

Persephone’s candidness is sharp as she confronts Apollo, telling him she’s not interested and that she fears him. However, he fails to grasp the gravity of her words, instead blaming Hades for turning her against him and refusing to accept responsibility for his actions. Persephone quickly shuts down this notion, revealing Apollo is far from her priorities.

The conversation escalates when Apollo shockingly declares he doesn’t need Persephone to like him to make her his wife, revealing his possessive mindset. Just as the situation intensifies, Eros appears, witnessing the exchange from a distance. Attempting to intervene, Eros shoots an arrow at Apollo but misses. The Lore Olympus Chapter 98 cliffhanger leaves readers anxious to see how Eros’s intervention will affect the confrontation.

Chapter 99: Unveiling Secrets and Building Connections

Lore Olympus Chapter 99 opens with a heated exchange between Persephone and Apollo, where he tells her that she is a goddess of fertility. This confession disturbs her mind, and she appears thoroughly exposed. To make things worse, he makes a proposal that her mother is silent about the truth or that she is lying, which is what provokes Persephone further.

Eros, who had risen to defend her, not wishing to become a toy himself, cautions Apollo that such interference will harm his own future attempt to seek romance. Apollo, however, forebodingly responds that he will be meeting with Persephone on Friday. Eros ends up comforting Persephone. He urges her not to attend any classes and spends the whole day with her at his house, expressing concern for her well-being. The two receive an invitation from Persephone, and they leave for Eros’s house. The readers witness an enigmatic character named Ampelus and Ares, who are also present in the house. Persephone is surprised to learn that Ares is Eros’s father. 

Noticing tears in Persephone’s eyes, Ares asks if her tears are because of what he did, but she quickly assures him that isn’t the case. He requests to speak with Persephone alone. In this private moment, he takes the opportunity to sincerely apologize for his previous behaviour. This solemn note ends Lore Olympus Chapter 99, leaving readers with the sense that Persephone is still grappling with unresolved issues between her and Apollo.

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