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The Ritual
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Concluida, Has publicado jun 08, 2025
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WARNING: Mention of Child Sacrifice and Greek Religion.

Long before Lycaon's name was etched into myth, there was another-a man so consumed by darkness that even the gods whispered his name with dread. His village called him healer, protector, seer. But behind his hollow smile lay a hunger older than Olympus-a craving for innocence, masked in ritual and flame. When the gods discovered the truth, they did not kill him. 

No. They cursed him.

Now, he walks the earth hidden by time, unable to die, his soul shackled to the screams of every child he ever offered. But something is changing. The curse is unraveling. And as the old gods fade and new blood is spilled, he begins to dream again... of fire, of altars, and of the taste of sacrifice.

In the shadows of myth, one name was forgotten-for a reason.

And that name is about to be remembered.
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A child born from a miracle was named Perseus Jackson. His mother, a loving mortal with the gift of sight, brought together both aspects of the Ocean, combining Poseidon and Neptune into a single being, born from her love. Something never done before, nor heard of. A child armed with the powers from both personas of the sea, knew nothing of the truth. He'd inherited, not only the power to subjugate water, but to charm with his songs like the tides of the sea, an ability exclusive only to the rarest children of Neptune. He was a siren. After unleashing his powers one day, the world realized that he held much greater power than once perceived. But he had to hide it. Such authority was unwelcomed in a world where survival was a fight. One slip up and they would know that he was not normal, even among children considered abnormal- Demigods. It was the beginning of a silent song. It could heal; it could destroy. And the melody was controlled by Percy Jackson, the one demigod who wanted nothing more than peace and quiet.