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      One day Allucius, the Goddess of Animals, was 

taking her daily walk in the woods. She overheard 

two young girls fighting and rushed over to their 

house to see what was going on.   Allucius heard 

this, "I want the last brownie!" "No, I want the last 

brownie!" She soon solved the problem by telling 

them to cut the brownie in half and share it.

      The two girls were so pleased that a goddess helped 

them with their troubles. Even so, they ran into the 

village to tell everyone that they were helped by a 

goddess. Soon enough, everyone was praising her and 

saying how smart she was. But of course, Zeus's jealous 

wife Hera, was glaring at Allucius from her mansion 

window. "Nobody is better than me!" She said angrily.

      Allucius was a very smart goddess so she knew 

just what to do for this problem. She wanted to be 

friends with Hera, so she had to fix it. Allucius knew 

that nothing got in Hera's way. Allucius knocked on 

the door of Hera's mansion, and a slave welcomed her 

in. Allucius was escorted upstairs by the slave to see 

Hera. Allucius entered Hera's room. She explained to 

her this problem. She said that she was very sorry 

for making her angry. 

      Hera was just about to roar at Allucius, but she 

thought of a plan. The plan was to tell Allucius that she 

understood, and wanted to be friends again, but really she 

would fake it, and get revenge a different way. Allucius 

was dismissed from Hera's room, and began to walk back 

home. She now was happy because she thought Hera was 

friends with her again. This wasn't true. Hera decided to 

get revenge on Allucius by sending the meanest, angriest 

beast on Mount Olympus to go and kill her.  

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