I am Kevin Hephaestus.
Hi, I'm Kevin Hephaestus. I'm a tall, black-haired boy. I
have blackish red eyes. I am 5 feet tall. My face is the color of vanilla
ice-cream. I am excellent at making stuff and I always feel hot. I always wear
a shirt that has some red on it for some reason. Plus, I'm a demigod. I'll give
you a brief explanation what a demigod is. A demigod is a human with a godly
parent and yes, the gods of Olympus are real. Anyway there is no time to talk.
Gaea, the Earth goddess is awakening, Dudley, my best friend, went on a mission
to investigate some monster activity. He hasn't come back since, instead, a cry
for help was on a letter signed by Dudley. So I went to investigate and
instead, I came face to face with a giant, so me and him are playing a little
game of hide-and-go-seek. Anyway, let me
tell you when I first started my journey at the age of twelve. When I battled
my science/monster teacher, Mrs. Bonkers.
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