Battle of Olympus

The Battle of Olympus was a historic attack of Mount Olympus by the goddess Deicidia. It resulted in the murder of nearly all the Major Olympians, later fulfilling the prophecy foretold by Prometheus to Zeus.

Backstory
At some point prior to Deicidia's birth, Zeus received a prophecy from Prometheus. It stated that the child of Zeus and Thetis would grow up to become stronger than Zeus. Eventually overthrowing him and all of Olympus at the end of the Age. While initially not heeding the warning, Zeus felt compelled to stop it after the birth of Deicidia. He subsequently threw her into Tartarus once recounting the Prophecy.

Once down in Tartarus, Deicidia was shortly found by Persephone and brought back to her palace in the Underworld. There, she was raised as the princess of the Underworld and the daughter of Persephone and Hades. Deicidia lived on an almost exclusive diet of ambrosia and nectar while growing up in the palace; this further heightened her otherwise concealed abilities of strength.

Years later, Persephone sat Deicidia down for a talk. In which she explained where Deicidia came from, her parentage, and the Prophecy of Thetis; reassuring her by saying that Persephone still loves her and still considers Deicidia to be her daughter. Enraged by what she heard, Deicidia stormed out of the room, determined to take revenge on the Olympians and Zeus.

Iris and the Automatons
On the eve of the Summer Solstice, 2800 TA, Deicidia infiltrated the Front Gate of Mount Olympus. Here, she easily got past the Automaton Guards of Hephaestus.

Moving through the main corridor, Deicidia encountered a misty projection of Iris, who told her of a message from Persephone that was for Deicidia. The message was shown as a last-ditch effort by Persephone to convince Deicidia to not attack Olympus. She ignored it, slashing at the projection until it wisped away and disappeared.

Door-to-Door Carnage
Going from door to door, Deicidia killed off most of the Olympians in their sleep. Her strength easily outmatching each and every one of them as she got closer to the Throne Room and Zeus's bedchambers. To be added.