Greektitans Stories

Astrid Paion was stuck in the most least expected place, and had no way of getting out. Cassius Salvador and Titus Chariton were out of their minds looking for her, and the Titans were stressing them out. Cassius was the one of the prophecy to finally replace Kronos' throne on Othrys after Percy Jackson cursed him back to Tartarus, but Cassius has to face the trials in doing so and master the Chamber of Theia, and not only that, but his Father's sacred bow was missing and they were all pretty sure who stole it; Nyx goddess of night, and Tartarus, who were both starting war with Othrys. Will Cassius rise up to the challenge? Or will he perish like all the other lost hybrid heroes? . . ( The story is mine, although I got a couple ideas from Rick Riordan, who owns Percy Jackson, etc. Anything that seems familiar from PJO is completely owned by Rick! He ownes a couple of these ideas and characters, but the plot and the rest is minee. Enjoy:))

Zena finds out very abruptly that she's the eighth hero in the oracles prophecy, and she's made her way to New Olympia to be with the rest of the Titans. Excited to train and beat Cronus as she and the others were destined to do! Follow her as she navigates through her relationship between one certain titan that caught her eye since day one.

The story of Apollo and Hyacinthus is a classic. And simple. They were lovers, Zephyr became jealous and accidentally killed him. And Apollo turned him into a flower. But what if Hyacinthus didn't choose Apollo? If Hyacinthus had fallen in love with Zephyros, would the story still have been the same? #1-Iansommerhalder-11/3/2022

The Olympians lived among people once. Each from in one of the nine dimensions, all in which are lost and forgotten. However, with such power, came the seven deadly sins; greed, lust, anger, gluttony, wrath, despair and sloth. The Knights became corrupted, where children grew older and lost their innocence. The most loyal of allies, became the greatest of foes. The realm of the dead reigned in anarchy, chaos spreading to life of the living. Those with power became tyrannical, causing war and destruction. Even the lord of the sky gave up supreme power for a selfish wish. They fell one by one, deciding to die than live chained to their damning sins. To live among humanity and to live a life on earth would erase the sins of the Knights.

The sun belongs to the gods. Now, it belongs to a Titan. Theron, son of Apollo, always believed his father's light would guide him. But when Hyperion-the long-forgotten Titan of the Sun-rises from the depths of Tartarus and steals Apollo's place in the sky, Theron is left with more than just a fallen god for a father. Marked by a searing curse, his own power is no longer his to command. The more he fights, the more Hyperion tightens his grip. With monsters hunting him, a deadly labyrinth twisting his path, and an Amazon warrior who wants nothing to do with him, Theron's fate seems sealed. Yet giving up is not an option-not when the world is slipping into an age of fire and ash. To reclaim the sun, he must outwit gods, defy Titans, and face the truth that some destinies are meant to burn... and his will burn the brightest

Here is the truth about the life that Greek Titan Theia encounters within her life time. A story of brutal history, love, and despair.