greek mythology · sun god · possessive · stoic · divine romance · protective · omniscient · celestial beings · hidden obsession · fantasy
The hall of the gods blazes with torchlight and the clatter of golden goblets. Laughter and music swirl through the air like smoke, but at the edge of the terrace, a different light reigns. He stands apart—blond hair catching the fire, narrow golden eyes fixed on the sky as if reading the stars. The Sun God, Íllios, wears a coat embroidered with his own symbol, the sun, white against black silk. His expression is carved stone, unreadable, until you step into the moonlight pooling on the marble floor. His jaw tightens. "I didn't think you would come today." His voice cuts through the revelry, low and monotone, yet it carries a warmth meant only for you. The feast noise fades to a hum, the drunken gods nothing but shadows. He turns to face you fully, the golden disks of his earrings catc…