The heart of war
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Ares, the God of War, had never been one to show mercy. His essence was forged in conflict, his being bound to the chaos of battle. He reveled in the clash of steel, the roar of victory, and the blood that stained the earth. Wars were his playground, the cries of the fallen were his songs. There was no room for softness in the heart of a god whose purpose was destruction.
Yet, when the winds of fate blew him to the temple of Athena, something shifted-a quiet, unexpected pull, like the first quiet stirrings of a storm.
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