Persephone's sweat filled the air like the scent of blooming iris across the sun-dappled garden.
A series of new births are occurring in the lands of both Gods and Mortals.
The ocean scares me. Not because I'm afraid of drowning but because it is too vast to know where it ends.
Tethys was left grieving over the death of her husband Okeanos. She promised Kalamos to protect him now that he's the only family she has since her daughter Metis had died giving birth to Athena.
Medusa was minding her own business and enjoying the warm sun on her skin as she swam across the falls.
The Moerae have been observing Seth and Azura and reported everything to their mother, Themis.
Hecate reported to Ouranos about what Gaia did to Tartaros while defending Erebos.
Erebos and Tartaros fought all night with Erebos getting weaker as he felt the effects of the spell from the Fates.
Ananke, who had been observing Cain and Aclima from a distance,
had just realized that the very thing she had feared had started to happen.
Zeus was terribly missing Eve, but he had to stay away from her for both their sakes.
In his longing for Eve, he kept searching for her in every woman he met.
Eris thought her renewed strength and revitalized powers from the Morae's spell
would spare her from death,
but no matter how powerful she was, she was no match to Hecate who she underestimated.
Hephaestus and Aphrodite's planned marriage finally happened,
with Hecate overseeing the sacred rites.
Physis is now pregnant with the child of Zephyros, which filled Khloris with envy. Despite her love for Zephyros, Khloris and the women fairies are unable to conceive a child that she had to give him up to Physis so that the fairy lineage could continue.
Ananke, the orchestrator of recent events that happened in Simanity remained unseen by the other gods and mortals.
As the mother of the Fates and the goddess presiding over inevitability, compulsion, and necessity,
she needed to impose order upon both gods and humans by manipulating their choices.
Hera was so furious about her failed plan.
As Odysseus passed by, he saw Athena drowning and came to her rescue.
Hera's plan was to lure Aphrodite into submission
and send her to where Hephaestus lay while simultaneously
sending Athena out into the forest.
A siren's lullaby was all it took, and off Aphrodite went.
Athena had always been the epitome of strength and wisdom, but even she was not immune to the unpredictable nature of love.
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