Aidoneus// ON HOLD

[PROLOUGE]

There was a prophecy known by all, humans and gods, except the ones it was bestowed upon.

This is where you will here it first and maybe last.

Due to the overthrow of his father, Cronus, Hades and his brothers Zeus and Poseidon drew lots over what parts of the universe would be shared. He drew poorly, resulting in him becoming the ruler of the dead and lord of the underworld.

This angered the almighty Hades, making him forever reign as a raging, wrathful immortal who would make sure the human race would pay for the rest of infinity for his lacking.

With the earth being in shambles and no other gods able to distinguish Hades' wrath, Zeus and Poseidon called forth Mother Gaia, the primal Mother Earth goddess to find a solution. With her being the knowing one she knew all that Hades needed was a woman who could calm him down and bring him love and prosperity.

So she created a woman of poise, forgiveness, love, and sunshine. All of who Hades was not, all that he lacked. Of coarse she had a little traits of him. She was to be a fiery independent woman. Only thing was a tragic accident had her sent down to the earth. He would have to find her and she would be his queen. The place where Hades would find the most beautiful thing in a world in which he hated and caused harm to. Yes, Mother Gaia knew what she was doing. Yet, there was a great price to pay.

Hades knew the things the gods talked of him. He knew they wanted their so called humans to live a good life. And he knew they would do anything to put an ending to his wrath. He simply didn't care. He did what he wanted. For they weren't the ones who endured darkness and they weren't the ones who saw souls every single day. For he was the one who got the short end of the stick. For he saw it all.

Every now and then Hades would not be just satisfied from seeing the humans suffer from afar. Oh no, of coarse he wanted to see his masterpiece in his own perspective. So he would visit Earth in his human form and see what he has done. And he loved it to his core.

But he never knew that he would witness a beauty even greater than his everlasting gore in his lifetime.

For he was to witness his beauty.

Aidoneus' beauty.