Orpheus Mission

Orpheus Mission

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Fantasy
Sypnosis: Orpheus is the God of Music and Poetry but, when he got in the world of mortals he fell inlove with a mortal. But, their lovestory is not that clichè it's forbid by his father, Apollo and push him to marry her sibling, Eurydice that have a relationship of Asclepius. 20 years later when he got back to the world of mortals, he can't find the mortal he loved and then she met a woman who look like her. This is a work of fiction, the story doesn't have connection in the real mythology. All rights reserved.
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◤ SEMIDEUS SAGA #04 ◢ Promise of the Twelve - End of the rebellion as prophecied by the titan goddess, Mnemosyne. It seems like fighting a titan is not enough. From the ends of the world, our heroes will each have to use their unique abilities to stop the rebellion and prevent Cronus' awakening. The Alphas are the Omegas. One by one, they will learn of their destiny. And for them, this is all about what the rebellion will bring to the mortal realms. Their primary mission as children of the Olympians is to protect the world, afterall. Olympus Academy. The Elysian Oracle. The Prophecies of Rhea. The Promise of Mnemosyne. Alpha Omega. All these lead to the Rebellion. But which one is the key? Or rather... Who holds it?

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