Antimachus verhalen

(Tired of angst? Need some of that Sharpwolf without the arrow ruining your life? Well you're in the right place because instead of shooting necks, we're shooting your hearts //j) The reigning kingdom of Ithaca, land full of stories and depictions. A land with no king for 20 years. Palace defiled by suitors of Penelope. Though one stands out in this story. (!TW!) mentions of : 1)blood 2)gore 3)sensitive topics 4)!SH! (probably) 5)domestic abuse 6)rape 7)Antinous 8)Sharpwolf (slight) _______________________________ He wasn't kind. he wasn't righteous. he was ruthless and vain and he knew that. raised by wealth and power. though was it always like so? Was he always a *monster?* (background story inspired from "Hold Him Close" i reccommend reading it it's so peak 😼)

fanart of Telemachus and Antinous from epic, you can repost without credit, this is just for fun

Anton Vale, cast as Antinous in the live-action Epic: The Musical, wakes up reincarnated as the actual villain in The Odyssey. With death looming and the prince, Telemachus, eyeing him with hate, he must rewrite a fate that was never his to begin with.

An Antimachus story ──────⊹⊱✫⊰⊹────── In a world where desire and defiance collide, Telemachus finds himself entangled with the enigmatic and magnetic Antinous, a clandestine dance of power and passion that threatens to consume them both. Fueled by a dangerous attraction they can't deny, they engage in a game of dominance and submission, each move bringing them closer to the edge of surrender. As their desires ignite like wildfire, they must confront the truth that lies between them-a truth that could shatter everything they thought they knew. Join Telemachus and Antinous on a journey of forbidden passion hidden, longing, and undeniable connection in a story that will leave you breathless and wanting more.

Dying as the infamous villain of Ithaca, Antinous realized far too late that he was never after the throne. What he truly wanted was the prince, Telemachus. Given a second chance by the god of time, Chronos, he was sent back to the year he was only eight. Determined to change his fate and carve a better path for the boy he once failed, Antinous also set out to rewrite the destiny of the one man who changed everything: Odysseus. But redemption was never simple. As the gods watched and the threads of fate twisted and burned, he had to choose who he would become, this time with the world watching. This was the beginning of Antinous: The Redemption Arc.