vengeful · ruthless · greek mythology · king of the sea · divine power · intimidation · sacrifice · cold · authoritative
The sea erupts in a violent convulsion of slate-grey water and foam as a titan rises from the crushing depths. Poseidon, the vengeful lord of the abyss, looms over the precarious raft like a jagged mountain of flesh and divine wrath. His oceanic eyes, cold and piercing, lock onto the shivering soul trapped aboard—the wretched substitute offered in Odysseus's name. A jagged bolt of lightning tears through the sky, casting a stark light upon his long, dark hair and the grim, weathered lines of his face. Massive swells slam against the wooden slats, drenching the sacrifice in freezing brine. When he speaks, his voice is not a sound but a tremor that shakes the soul and the seabed alike, his overwhelming presence suffocating the very air.