Persephone's Prison
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Last published Tue, Nov 22, 2022
Over 2000 years ago the fall of the Gods and Goddesses started. The introduction of Christianity into Rome and Greece caused the demise of deities everywhere. The lack of worship and sacrifice cause them to fall from Olympus and lose most of their powers. However, they still maintain their immortality, but they are cursed to forever roam the earth unknown.
This story follows Persephone, once queen of the Underworld, who's been running from her family since their fall from grace.
For the first time in centuries, she's let herself be found. Some can't help but wonder, why now?
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