Gorgon's Gem
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Medusa, feared by men. A danger to be reckoned with. The infamous Gorgon who can turn anyone into stone. The gaze that kills, the eyes that petrifies, the stare of death herself.
But what if she meets a person she finds difficult to petrify? An exception. A diamond in the rough.
"I suppose your eyes can kill. But I think there's no better final gift than seeing your face."
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