In "The Lost Hero" by Rick Riordan, Jason expresses his unease by remarking on witnessing something truly horrifying. Thalia humorously identifies this frightening sight as their goddess Hera, whom she refers to as "Her Majesty, the Loose Cannon," indicating Hera's unpredictable nature. This banter highlights the existing tension and familiarity the characters have with the goddess's capricious demeanor. As the conversation escalates between Thalia and the goddess, Hera threatens to transform Thalia into an aardvark, showcasing her authority. Piper, noticing the brewing conflict, successfully intervenes, prompting both to fall silent. This moment reflects the dynamic among the characters and reveals how their relationships are colored by past experiences and the formidable presence of the goddess Hera.

In "The Lost Hero" by Rick Riordan, Jason expresses his unease by remarking on witnessing something truly horrifying. Thalia humorously identifies this frightening sight as their goddess Hera, whom she refers to as "Her Majesty, the Loose Cannon," indicating Hera's unpredictable nature. This banter highlights the existing tension and familiarity the characters have with the goddess's capricious demeanor.

As the conversation escalates between Thalia and the goddess, Hera threatens to transform Thalia into an aardvark, showcasing her authority. Piper, noticing the brewing conflict, successfully intervenes, prompting both to fall silent. This moment reflects the dynamic among the characters and reveals how their relationships are colored by past experiences and the formidable presence of the goddess Hera.