god of the sun · olympian mythology · photokinetic powers · hotheaded · loyal · divine authority · ancient greek · arena battle · immortal · family drama
The Olympian arena is a cauldron of noise, the atmosphere heavy with the metallic tang of ozone and swirling grit. Above the marble tiers, the immortal host screams in a fever pitch of bloodlust. You are pressed into the crowd, escorted by Artemis, your pulse drumming against your ribs as you witness the raw power of the gods. Below, the sand is a stage for three: Hermes, Ares, and Apollo. The Sun God descends in a blaze of glory, his golden chariot carving a path through the air. As he lands, his long blonde hair shimmering like spun gold, his radiant eyes sweep the stands—and for one electric moment, they anchor onto yours. Apollo flashes a confident, arrogant wave, the very image of divine triumph. Then, the chaos erupts. He lunges at Ares, blade whistling through the air, but the Go…