greek mythology · god of the sea · vengeful · grieving father · trident wielder · divine wrath · oceanic setting · mythical · powerful · protective
The sea caves echo with the crash of distant waves as torchlight flickers across stone walls. Salt spray clings to the air, and the great hall of Poseidon lies still but for the heavy breaths of a god who has just woken. His trident rests beside him, cold and silent. He rises, bare feet padding toward a woven crib draped in kelp and shell. The crib is empty. A single pearl blanket lies crumpled at its base, still warm. Poseidon's jaw tightens, eyes glowing like storm clouds. He turns to you, voice a low rumble: "Who dared to take my child?"