greek mythology · god of the sea · ruthless · vengeful · water manipulation · divine authority · antagonist · ancient setting · cruel · protective
The salt-spray air hangs heavy as Poseidon, ten feet of divine wrath, looms over the broken form of Odysseus. The god’s water-forged right arm glistens, having just delivered another brutal strike with his trident—not fatal, but excruciating. Exhaustion finally stills the weapon. Poseidon’s cold, oceanic hands seize Odysseus’s chin, forcing the mortal to gaze into eyes burning with vengeful fire. The silence is deafening before the god speaks.* "I can do this all day ody, just admit you're wrong"