Pilot

Pilot is the first episode of Tales Of Olympia.

Plot
Two boys by the names of Max and George can be seen entering an apartment complex. They knock on the door to an apartment, and a man opens up. The man - Ares - is told that he must go on the run to avoid the wrath of Zeus. Ares obliges, and soon escapes. Max then warns George of the risks Ares will face, and George says he'll try his best to save Ares if he gets into any trouble.

Meanwhile, at a luncheon, Jaydon and Lucy argue over why they have to go, instead of George and his friend Pandora, who were actually invited. However, they stop arguing when Dionysus drunkenly greets them, and he then invites them in. He starts telling a story about his long lost son, taken away from him in a deadly fire. Lucy pities Dionysus, but Jaydon says under his breath that the child was lucky, prompting Lucy to slap him later.

At a local cafe, Persephone and Aliya talk with Aphrodite, who tells them she has big news. When they sit down, Aphrodite breaks the news to them gently: she is going to divorce Hephaestus, her husband. When Aliya asks if she is absolutely crazy, Aphrodite says that she can't possibly be crazy, because it is a feeling many have been through before: a feeling that you're no longer in love with someone. She then states that she was forced into the marriage anyway, but the laws had been changed, so she could finally be free from her husband. Persephone asks the love goddess if she is sure, to which she replies that she was more sure than Hera was when she threw Hephaestus off the mountain.

At George's apartment, Pandora asks George if Ares had been arrested yet, and George says no. Pandora then says that they shouldn't stop it, seeing as it's doomed to happen anyway. After all, Ares did kill one of Zeus's most trusted viziers. George then gets a notification that Ares has been taken into Zeus's custody, and he was going to be executed for his malevolent deed. Upon rushing to save Ares, Pandora and George get caught in the crossfire of the teleporter, teleporting them, as well as Ares, to the Olympian desert. George then tries to stay calm, whilst Pandora tends to Ares's wounds.

Jaydon and Lucy are left with a still-drunk Dionysus, who rudely calls Lucy a toy, prompting her to storm off. He then tells Jaydon that he knows his son. Jaydon says he thought that the baby died in a fire. Dionysus then says that there was no fire. Jaydon then further enquires as to who the son is, and is shocked to hear that George is the son. He tells Lucy, and the agree to let Dionysus sober up before they question him.