After Zeus learned of Demeter from the great god Pan, he sent forth his favorite son Hermes to invite the mourning goddess back to Olympus.
There where the winged-god had been informed, Hermes found Demeter in her ragged cloak and shrunken form.
He immediately spoke to her.
"O Demeter, Father Zeus wishes you to come and join the tribes of the eternal gods," Hermes said. "Come, therefore, and let not the message I carried from him pass unobeyed."
"Did he remember what he has done to my poor child now?" Demeter's voice was cold and cynical.
"Father's wisdom is everlasting; I believe he understands your desperate wish, my lady."
"I have said it before, but I will say it again," Demeter replied, "Until I see my daughter's face emerges from the dark wretched world of Hades, I will not rel
