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Trevor. “I can control my base urges easier.”
    “Watch it, Ex-One-Eye,” Trevor growled.
    “I don't think that's a thing,” I frowned. “You can't call someone something they used to be. Ex-One-Eye just means he has two eyes. It's like a double negative.”
    “Vhy can't ve call him Ex?” Kirill came to Trevor's defense. “Vhen people get divorced, it's ex-wife and ex-husband.”
    “Dude,” Trevor hissed. “You don't mention the D word right after you get hitched. It's bad luck.”
    “It is?” Kirill looked worried.
    “No, it's not,” Odin rolled his eyes. “And when did you start using the word dude , Trevor?”
    “I picked up the habit from you,” Trevor smirked. “Ex-Griffin.”
    “Maybe I shouldn't join your club after all,” Re frowned at my husbands. “I barely understand what they're saying half the time.”
    “You'll be fine,” Trevor gave Re a lopsided grin. “But you missed the meeting. We're going to Hell now, wanna come?”
    “To visit Lucifer?” Re's interest was piqued.
    “No, the Greek Underworld to visit Hades,” I corrected.
    “Wasn't Hades just here?” Re cocked his head at me. “He's a member of the Squad, isn't he?”
    “Yeah but someone, or more accurately; someones ,” I looked back at my husbands. “Failed to mention how they wanted me to talk to the Fates until we were on our way upstairs and Hades was already on his way home.”
    “Why do you need to speak to Hades if you actually want to speak to the Fates?” Re asked.
    “Because we don't know how to contact the Fates,” Trevor explained. “Or even where their territory is.”
    “Oh, I can take you over,” Re's expression cleared. “No problem.”
    “You know where the Fates live?” I lifted my brows.
    “I've dated two out of three of them,” Re shrugged. “I don't just know where they live, I have the chant to get past their wards and an open invitation to stop by whenever I wish.”
    “Of course,” Odin snorted.
    “Why only two out of three?” Trevor teased.
    “Have you met the Fates?” Re huffed. “Even I am not open-minded enough to bed Lachesis.”
    “You mean whorish enough,” Trevor laughed.
    “You were a bit of a slut,” I put my hand to Re's chest when he started to get angry again.
    “Fine,” Re heaved a sigh. “You can have that point. But it's now, as the humans say; game on, puppy.”
    “See, I knew you'd get the hang of it,” Trevor nodded approvingly.

Chapter Five
     
     
    The Moirai, also known as the Fates, were Greek goddesses who tended to the threads of human life. Now, we all know that the myth can't be completely true; the Fates don't actually weave the lives of mortals and cut them as they see fit. The truth of the matter was... well I had no idea but I was about to find out.
    Re traced us all, holding hands in a circle ( I didn't even know it could be done that way), into Fate territory. I had some expectations as to what the home of the famous Fate ladies would be like. They were Greeks after all and most of the Greeks I'd visited had lived pretty closely to their myths. The Underworld, the Cave of Dreams, even Olympus had been fairly close to what humans believed them to be. The only exception so far had been Titan territory, which was literally a giant suburban neighborhood.
    Now I could add Fate territory to my list of exceptions.
    The Moirai lived in a video game. Tron to be exact. We stepped out of the Aether into an entirely white tracing room; walls, floors, and ceiling. All of it was the same shade of white with the shiny look of plastic to it. Like a futuristic hospital room. I stepped through the echoing chamber and gaped at the view through the round, convex window before us.
    The territory was somberly dark, lit only with an eerie turquoise light which emanated from numerous sources. One of these sources was the grid of glowing lines which stretched out before us towards a soaring futuristic castle. The apex of the castle was where the brightest