
Poseidon didn’t mean to sink the island. Well, not this time. No tantrum.
His date put out. Women were a lot easier to snare in the 21st century. Sometimes they caught him instead and violated him with their hands. Oh, the tides have changed.
Poseidon finished the deed, his seamen swimming their race. His stomach grumbled, and he rummaged around their discarded room service. Prawns fantastic.
He gobbled the crustaceans up.
Hours later, under the sea…
The god felt his gills turn green. Air trapped in his stomach threatened an explosive way out.
He let it rip — earthquakes, tsunamis, and shit.
“Those fucking prawns!”
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Quick note: Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea. The Romans renamed him Neptune because they had to rename freaking everything. When in Rome, I guess. He was quite the volatile bastard and liked to rape nearly as much as his brother Zeus.
Even the gods have their little weaknesses
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Yep. The Greek gods have a fair few.
Thanks, N.
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Dear Tannille,
Yeah I can see why these gods were worshipped. LOL. Should’ve avoided the prawns.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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The Greek gods were the most comical of the pantheons, in my opinion. The Muse loves them.
Thanks, R.
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Never eat the prawns, immortal God or not!
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For the love of god, make sure seafood is fresh. 😄
Thanks, I
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A very well-written and entertaining story. I like how you posed the outcome first then filled in the blanks (pun intended.)
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I wasn’t too sure I could pull off that story structure in 100 words. Fill in the blanks, indeed. hehe.
Thanks, L.
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Wonder no more, T. You’re welcome!
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I don’t think I can ever look at Tsunamis and earthquakes again without thinking about this story and Poseidon’s grumblings.
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Hehe… I’m sure he can ruin volcanos for you too!
Thanks, G.
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Love this!
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Thanks, R.
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Wonderfully done. Those Greek gods weren’t too bright. You’d think a sea-god would know when a prawn was edible and when it wasn’t.
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The Greek gods acted on impulse. You’re right they weren’t too bright. Fun characters to play with.
Thanks, M.
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Great first line. I wanted to know how that island was going to sink! And prawns? Very creative tie in.
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For some reason, this story didn’t come out chronologically. So glad it worked. Phew.
Thanks, A.
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Oops, that was a destructive bowl of prawns. Very clever! P.S. did you mean semen instead of seaman?)
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It certainly was haha. “Seaman” was a play on words because he is the god of the sea. 😄
Thanks, A.
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I should have known. My bad. 🙂
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Yikes. I’ll be seeing tsunamis from a whole different perspective 🙂
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Me too hehe.
Thanks, L.
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that was some prawns. i wonder if the dish was too spicy for his taste. 🙂
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Chilli garlic prawns… You may be onto something here.
Thanks, P
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I feel for him, I too have had an attack of Nora virus lately. Yep, let it rip, there is no choice.
I found this both funny and emphatic.
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Ugh that Nora virus sounds nasty. I hope you’re on the mend and didn’t sink an island.
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Only lasted two days, a kind of Blitz Krieg
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Even deity can’t protect one against the occasional bad prawn.
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Bad sea food is bad sea food.
Thanks, S.
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I enjoyed this very much, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks, H.
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LOL! It’s nice to know that even the gods need to watch what they eat!
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Thanks, M!
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LOL! There can’t be too many things worse than bad seafood!
~ Nancy
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I don’t like seafood, so I’ve been safe. But I have heard horror stories.
Thanks, N!
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Well that was graphic! lol
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Thankfully, I ran out of words. lol.
Thanks, D.
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LOL
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very clever story. I also like the structure and how it unfolded and the funny ending! Those gods sure were a menace.
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There is something fun about the Greek gods. Menace is a great word.
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