The legend of the sun-blessed child

Part I: Chapter X

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Aby and Ariel find themselves trapped in a frozen tank, immobilized by Hades and his ice titan, Hydros. Struggling against the freezing cold and their sense of helplessness, they reflect on past choices and fears of failing their loved ones. Just when hope seems lost, a glimmer of light catches their eye—it's Tinker Bell, who appears with determination and anger, scolding them for giving up. Peter arrives, full of his usual swagger, pursued by Pyros, the fire titan. Peter and Tink swiftly dodge the flames and make the titan melt the ice prison holding Ariel and Aby captives. With the help of Tinker Bell's dust, Aby and Ariel take flight, barely escaping the inferno. Peter then urges Ariel to warn her father, King Triton, while he and Tink stay behind to confront Pyros. As Ariel and Aby reach Atlantica, they burst into the palace to warn Triton of Hades' schemes. Triton, though deeply concerned, contemplates negotiating with Hades to prevent a devastating war between gods. Ariel, however, is frustrated, knowing Hades is too cunning to honor any bargain. Aby senses an ancient power within herself, connected to the sea and the trident, which strengthens her resolve to fight. Together, Aby and Ariel agree they cannot sit idle and decide to face Hades head-on, determined to protect Atlantica and the ocean from impending destruction.

The skies above the crevasse darkened as Hades launched his full assault on Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, flames erupting from his hands and cascading toward them in waves of blistering heat. The Lord of the Underworld smirked with twisted satisfaction, watching as the battlefield erupted into chaos, but Peter and Tink darted through the air, effortlessly avoiding his attacks.

Peter grinned, his boyish, defiant smile never fading. "You're gonna have to do better than that, fire-hair!" he taunted, dodging another blast of fire with a somersault. He was quick—too quick for Hades' flames to catch.

Tinker Bell, her wings glowing as she zipped alongside him, let out a few high-pitched jingles, her eyes glinting with playful determination. They both knew how to evade and tease, but this time, the stakes were far higher. The flames of the Underworld were not the usual pirate threats they were used to facing.

Hades, his patience thinning, narrowed his eyes. "Alright, you little gnat, playtime's over." With a snap of his fingers, the ground beneath them rumbled as Hades summoned his full force. One by one, the titans appeared, rising from the elements they commanded.

Pyros emerged in a blaze of fiery wrath, his molten body igniting the sky. Hydros roared as he surged from the depths, water crashing and swirling like a living sea. Anemos descended with a howl, his windstorm shaking the battlefield with turbulent gales. And then Lythos, the Earth Titan, towered from the ground itself, his hulking form rumbling as he took shape, boulders and stone shifting with each step he took.

Peter's grin faltered as he caught sight of the enormous, rocky figure of Lythos. "Uh, Tink? I think we're in over our heads."

Tinker Bell jingled in frantic agreement, her wings beating faster. They both realized that this was far more than they could handle—gods of destruction, titans of the elements, each of them capable of turning Neverland itself into ruins.