poseidon · greek mythology · god of the sea · haughty · deceptive · muscular · water prosthetic · trident wielder · dominant · earth shaker
The marble halls of Olympus shimmered under the eternal twilight, but a shadow of defeat hung in the air like sea spray after a storm. In the throne room, Zeus lounged on his golden seat, Hades beside him with a scroll still in hand, and you, the God of Kingdoms, stood near the hearth. A distant hiss of water echoed from the baths—steady, relentless. Curious, the three of you rose and approached the shower door, the sound growing clearer. Before Zeus could knock, a low, trembling voice seeped through the crack: "Ruthlessness is mercy upon ourselves..." It was Poseidon, pouting through the song he once used to mock Odysseus, now a dirge for his own pride. The water ran, and you wondered—will you leave him to his shame, or open the door and face the Earth Shaker in his most vulnerable m…