Have a Hot Time, Hades! Quotes

“whinnied,”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“Welcome to Mount Olympus,” she said, “where there’s never any wind, it only rains at night, and every day is sunny.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“Suddenly, the Great Bear constellation rose up on his hind legs, furious at this invasion of his sky. Beside him, the Bull bellowed and pawed the air. The Ram lowered his head. The three charged Typhon.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“seas, lakes, rivers, streams, creeks, and puddles.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“It’s a long story,” I told her. I lowered the blob of jelly formerly known as Zeus to the ground. “AAAACH!” Hera cried. “What happened to him?”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“Typhon dağı kaldırıp bize fırlattı.”
― Kate McMullan, Yakıyorsun Hades - Tepetaklak Mitoloji

“Zeus o kadar hantaldır ki ateş böceği bile fırlatamaz. Peki ya çok yüce biri olduğu için kendisine defne yaprağından bir taç giydirdiği bölüm? İnanın bana, o şeyi sadece kelini gizlemek için takıyor.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“Zeus made a halfhearted lunge for the bucket. He managed to knock it out of Typhon’s snaky grasp, but he didn’t manage to catch it.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“WELCOME TO THE
UNDERWORLD! MORTALS EVERYWHERE ARE DYING TO GET IN”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“Each morning, five of us were awakened by: “WAH-HOOOOO!” Then SPLASH! as Po cannonballed into the lake for his morning skinny-dip.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“his shoulder and ducked into the cave. He called, “Honey, I’m home!” I crept closer to the mouth of the cave. A terrible damp smell came from inside. I took a last breath of fresh air and plunged in after Typhon. In the dim light I spied a second monster. She was big, but nowhere near Typhon’s size.”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!

“mountain. “He’s toast!” said Zeus. “Typhon will never trouble us again!” But personally, I had my doubts. After what I’d just seen, I thought Typhon might find a way to escape. But to this day, he hasn’t. Nope, Typhon is still trapped under that mountain, raging and roaring. If you don’t believe me, go to Sicily yourself. Go to Mount Etna. You’ll see an enormous mountain belching smoke, fire, and molten lava. Who else could it be under there but Typhon?”
― Kate McMullan, Have a Hot Time, Hades!