Artemis has been struggling with what has been hidden from her for so long. She makes an unexpected request from Zeus.

Immediately following the verdict, Persephone abruptly begins her sentence in the Mortal Realm. Luckily, she's not alone.

We learn some of what happened in the aftermath of the verdict, and realize that the story’s present tense is quite a bit of time in the future!

The verdict is in, and more chaos and heartbreak ensues.

Persephone and Demeter face Zeus for verdict day.

It's the defense's turn. Can Hades sway the court in Persephone's favor?⁠

One of the muses take the stand and tells a damning narrative about the Goddess of Spring.

Eros and Ampelus grow closer. Artemis reflects on her relationship with her brother, and becomes even more irritated at how everyone keeps secrets around her.

Hades, Persephone, and Hecate all try to turn Minthe back into her form but fail. In the Mortal Realm, a concerned Eros and Psyche goes into Artemis’ Main Temple to check up on her.

Artemis tries to get the truth out of Apollo but is interrupted by their mysterious mother, Leto.

Eros teaches Ampelus archery when Apollo arrives and gets on everyone’s nerves.

Hera gains Hephaestus’ expertise to help with the photo. Persephone calls Artemis to share part of her truth.

Hades and Persephone have a video call with Zeus and some of the Olympians. Zeus and Hades continue to be at odds, with the other gods either ambivalent or seemingly more on Persephone’s side.

Hermes confronts Thanatos and Minthe. Apollo mentions his plans to Zeus and takes him to Helios. A breaking news announcement shocks Olympus, Hades most of all.

Zeus is in the mortal realm and finds a giant tree at the location of Persephone’s Act of Wrath. Hermes arrives. Zeus asks if he’s seen Persephone, describes the act of wrath.

Hera, disguised as Persephone, goes out to lunch with Demeter. Apollo mistakes Hera for Persephone, to his own detriment.

Hera reflects on her life and the things she has given up. Eros and Artemis enlist Hera’s help in deceiving Demeter.

Eros, Ampelus, Artemis, and Hades split up to search for Persephone. Zeus grows increasingly more angry as he realizes people do not respect him.