A professor obsessed with contradictions-fire and water, life and death, order and chaos-dies, only to be reborn in a world where opposites cannot coexist. In this world, fire and water reject each other, their magic divided by unbreakable laws. But when he defies these very laws and embarks on a journey to wield both elements, he becomes an anomaly-one that could reshape the world... or be erased by it

Olympus stands tall. Its ruler stands taller. But even thunder hides silence, and even gods can weep. After banishing Apollo for defying his command, Zeus retreats to solitude - not as a god, but as a father, a brother, and a husband buried beneath centuries of duty. In a quiet moment, he writes. Of love withheld. Of regret unspoken. Of what could have been, had things been different. A poetic, emotional one-shot from the perspective of the King of the Gods - for readers who wonder what lies beneath the thunder. P.S.: The story is written after the end of "The Heroes of Olympus" and the start of "Trials of Apollo"

In a kaleidoscope of colors and shifting walls, a nameless soul awakens, bound to a screen and an unshakable sense of déjà vu. As fragments of identity and purpose slip through his fingers, he ventures into a labyrinth of cryptic clues, chasing shadows of a forgotten self. Every revelation deepens the enigma-Who is he... or who was he?