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Fate does not knock. It simply lets itself inMy name became yet another tragedy whispered by the wind. By the time mercy arrived, grief had long since learned my name.
Even the greatest of heroes must one day yield, for some burdens are too great to bear. The old stories speak only of glory, never of the grief that follows it. They remember the victors, yet it is the forgotten, the broken, and the abandoned whose names are carried furthest by the wind.
Beyond the temple walls, hidden beneath a veil of fog, stood a fierce goddess-a child of Hekate. Her skin was pale as moonlight, her hair as black as the endless night. Upon her brow rested a silver crown of laurels, studded with deep violet jewels. Sacred to Apollo, the laurels gleamed softly, their beauty a cruel contrast to the silence that surrounded her.
Thid is not the tale I speak , the tale I speak of is about 5 teens - 5 teens who are phropicised by the Oracle of Delphi herself to stop evil .
Hope is a fragile thing , most have abandoned or forgotten the Oracle because of what she speaks but some believers still remain
Some stories deserved to be forgotten some tales become ancient and aged but theirs refused