Through Death Did I Finally Understand: Record Of Ragnarok (Poseidon x Adamas)

Through Death Did I Finally Understand: Record Of Ragnarok (Poseidon x Adamas)

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The moment Poseidon's Trident struck him Adamas thought he was dead No..... He is dead Adamas knew he had died yet how come he was still standing. He looked around and understood where he was. The pitch black sky, the heavy miasma that was so dense that it could even affect a god like him and those disgustingly humongous creatures that had their tongue licking their mouth and saliva drooling out of it, eyes on him, eying him like food. He recognized these creatures, they were creatures that was made to eat gods. Creatures that has the ability to kill gods and low leveled gods would stand no chance fighting them. Adamas chuckled, his smirk plastered on his face. "Ahhh~ so I was brought to hell"
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Most demigods are born of Olympians who meddle in mortal lives. Percy Jackson was not. Before the Titans, before Olympus rose from the bones of the earth, there were three: Ouranos, the untouchable Sky; Erebus, the shadow between worlds; and Pontus, the fathomless Deep. They shaped the edges of reality itself, far removed from mortal affairs. They did not love. They did not create for beauty's sake. They simply were. Until Hephaestus got an idea. In the modern age, the god of the forge had grown tired of his own reflection-scarred, bent, and forever underestimated. So he built himself a body unlike any he'd worn before: elegant, flawless, and female. It was a form for invention, for exploration... and, though he'd never admit it, for curiosity about the oldest forces in existence. One meeting led to another. A spark met the void. The tides answered the wind. And from an impossible union of sky, shadow, sea, and crafted flame, a child was born. Born in the silence between waves. Born in the darkness before dawn. Born with the sky in his eyes, the ocean in his breath, and shadows that curled under his skin like living things. His name was Perseus Jackson. And the world was not ready for him.

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