Hera visits enchantress Circe's secluded covenstead.

She did not like how Zeus does not spare even his own daughters from his carnal desires
so she hid their daughter Hebe there in the care of Circe.

She wanted to check on her daughter after years of not being able to see her.

Hecate heard Persephone’s anguished cries and was immediately filled with dread, fearing for the fate of Demeter's beloved daughter.

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. 

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.

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.

As Odysseus passed by, he saw Athena drowning and came to her rescue.