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Luke Castellan stood in the celestial court, the weight of his past heavier than the chains that bound him. Once a promising son of Hermes, now a traitor condemned by his own actions. The gods watched from their thrones, their eyes unwavering and unforgiving. Zeus, seated at the center, glared down at him, while Athena—his former mentor—looked on with an unreadable expression. Hermes, his father, stood off to the side, torn between his divine duty and the love he still felt for his son. The trial was less about justice and more about proving a point: betrayal against the gods could never be forgiven. Luke’s heart ached as he wondered if there was any chance of redemption.

One by one, witnesses were called to testify, each recounting the devastation caused by his alliance with Kronos. Percy Jackson spoke bitterly, recounting the pain of their battles and the brutal betrayal that shattered their friendship. Annabeth, voice trembling, described the friend she had once loved, her heart heavy with the weight of her loss. Each testimony felt like a dagger in Luke’s chest, but he stayed silent, letting the accusations wash over him. His mind drifted back to the days before the war, when he had been just another demigod, full of hope and dreams of changing the world. But hope had turned to anger, and anger had driven him to the dark side.

When Luke finally took the stand, his voice was steady but filled with remorse. He didn’t deny the pain he had caused, nor did he deny his role in the war. Instead, he explained his actions, speaking of the neglect and abandonment he had felt from the gods who were supposed to protect him. "You left us to fend for ourselves," Luke said, his eyes scanning the gods in front of him. "You chose your immortality over our lives, and in the end, it was your indifference that drove me to make the choices I did." His words hung in the air, an uncomfortable truth that made even the gods shift in their seats. He wasn’t asking for forgiveness—only for understanding.