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Children of Gods are allowed anywhere, but aren't particularly welcome in Pluto' or Jupiter' abode, unless you're their children, particularly.

There's a portal, which will lead you to Mount Olympus, which is a large castle; The Gods used to all live there, but now only Jupiter and his wife, Juno reside there.

Bacchus lives in a small village a little ways away from the portal, if you follow an old worn-out dirt-trail, then you'll get there. They host parties and celebrations there, but as of lately, everything has been a little less fun.

Surrounding Bacchus' village is a forest, The Gruen, is what it's called, filled with Satyrs, Faeries, Harpies, and Centaur. They're gentle folk, the ones in that particular forest, and they'll give you advice when you need some. In the forest, Proserphina and her mother, Ceres, live in hiding. Their home is flushed with vines, grass, and other vegetation. The forest is also home to Diana, whose home has the moons' blessings, always watching over the home. Near Diana' home, is Minerva's, who lives in a complex castle, open to every child, she provides them with knowledge, and new strategies to win the war.

The forest, if you head northwest, will lead you to an ocean, ruled by Neptune. Neptune has mellowed down a bit, in the time of war, but is extremely jealous over his land; and is prone to mood swings on the subject of the War. Kelpies and Sirens can be heard in the farthest part of it, which is forbidden, as it is extremely perilous in that area.

The south, if you wish to go far enough, is covered in volcanoes, which erupt occasionally. The clanking of stone is heard, due to Vulcan' cave being directly in one of the volcanoes; he lives with Venus, who, many a time, goes to visit Mars. The few children that Pluto' has will not be allowed to enter, for they will die from the heat. Mars also lives in the South, with a sort of war shop; selling weapons to eager children, and training them to battle.

To the southeast, Apollo lives in his 'estate', a large house. The sun shines, almost directly on the house, and Pluto' children aren't allowed to enter, for the same reason as they aren't allowed to enter Vulcan' house. Though, the house is like a healing shrine, and is said to heal a wounded soldier faster than Apollo can shoot an arrow.

If you go North, then you'll come across Mercury' trading dock. He delivers messages to children over the land, and to Gods'. He is said to have a gang of pickpockets, who will thieve off of un-suspecting children.

To the far, far, north, you can find the Underworld, ruled by Pluto. Enter a cave, and pass through a tunnel and you'll find yourself in Pluto' home. His lair is extremely cold, and children of Mars' Jupiter, Vulcan, and Apollo will freeze, as their fathers deal with heat. Pluto' does not allow anyone to enter, but the children. He will listen to their words, and try to advise them; though, will desperately try to convert them to his side of the war.

Sister to Proserphina