Daughter of a Goddess

On Mount Olympus, Hera and her head priestess Doloreia each give birth on the same night. Doloreia secretly exchanges the newborns, hoping her own child will be raised as the royal heir while Hera’s daughter is treated as a servant. Hera discovers the scheme and restores the infants, but keeps her knowledge hidden. For eighteen years, the girls grow into sharply different positions while the buried truth waits to surface. When Athena is honored as the Goddess of Wisdom and joins the Twelve Olympians, Doloreia challenges her place before the gathered gods. She claims Athena is her biological daughter and supports the accusation with a staged account and false testimony. Zeus erupts, throwing Olympus into turmoil, while Hera calls on the Three Fates for an oracle. Their judgment exposes the identities behind the deception and reveals Hilda’s true connection to Doloreia, forcing the guilty mother to face what she did to her own child.