Before the age of Luffy, before the Yonko held sway, a different kind of ambition stirred in the Grand Line. Seabury D. Arthur, a transmigrated soul, found himself on the brutal shores of Jaya in the year 1493. He was not content with weakness in the world of One Piece; he craved Strength. Five years of relentless preparation, of physical and mental torment, transformed him. He became a shadow, all in pursuit of one singular goal: the Rumble-Rumble Fruit. He defied the odds, riding the monstrous Knock-Up Stream, a heavenly river that carried ships to their doom or to the mythical Sky Island. He chose the latter. A year of tireless searching led him to a forgotten relic, a colossal ship swallowed by the White-White Sea, a testament to a bygone era. And within its depths, he found the object of his obsession. The Rumble-Rumble Fruit, a nexus of raw power, became his. Lightning obeyed his command, the very air crackled with his presence.

A monster. Cursed by the gods and feared by all. Medusa, the famed gorgon which turned those to stone with one look, had lost all hope in her life when she stumbled across that crying baby. She was ready to put the abandoned child out of its misery, but she wasn't ready to get attached. He was cursed too, and she couldn't help but see herself within him. And it was with that she decided to become his mother. Growing up with his mother in a shack in the forest, Nikolas was content with their life; until suddenly everything is thrown out of order when he loses his mother. But he refuses to let go so easily. He'll go anywhere to save his mother; even into the depths of Tartarus itself. This is the legend of Nikolas, the Son of Snakes. Volume 1 - The Son Of Snakes [In Progress] #1 greekmythology - 12/23/2022 #1 greece - 1/12/2023 #1 medusa - 3/27/2023 #1 original - 4/22/2023 #1 mythology - 5/18/2023 #1 fighting - 7/25/2023 #1 legend - 9/12/2023 #1 sliceoflife - 9/15/2023 (A Greek Mythology Harem Story) ***Notice. This story is inspired by Greece Mythology, but due to how much of a mess it can be and creative liberties not everything will be accurate***