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Hephaestus life will never be the same. On a 

sunny morning as usual mortals mock him and 

call him ugly, stupid, and should not be a god. 

Hephaestus was fed up! He knew he was ugly, 

but he was indeed a god. “I will show them I 

am a god, and I will make them learn to never 

mess with me.” 

.” He said. Then an idea struck him. “I will 

create war and the mortals will never mess 

with me again, and maybe I will even make it 

back up to the mountain,” Hephaestus said. 

That day he worked and made weapons also 

with some magic; he made soldiers that will 

fight the people that will teach them. Days and 

days he built. At last his plan was complete. 

He fought the people with the weapon he had 

made For many hours they fought; lost they 

did. When they were so tired they could not 

fight anymore and   only the strong stood. 

Hephaestus rose from the dust and said look 

what you did. It looked so ugly here.

The mortals had fear in their eyes. 

Karma he said karma …… the town 

fell silent. The only noise was the 

deep breathing of the people. One brave 

soul said, “We will never stop 

fighting you terrified are town we 

will never quit.”   So they fought and 

for the first time they lost. 

Hephaestus came again, “Are you 

sorry?”

  All of the town’s people looked and said, “We 

are!” “Why did you have to do this to us?”  

Kris asked. Kris was the smallest but very 

strong. Hephaestus said. “You people messed 

with me and called me ugly as I walked by.”  

Kris said, “How about this, we’ll be nice to you 

and you don’t hurt us.   Deal…………   “      From 

there on there was no more war there.

 Hephaestus and Kris became friends. 

Kris helps Hephaestus in the work 

shop. Hephaestus lets Kris have 

weapons and is letting him stay in the 

shop while his house is being built.                                                            

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