The Weapon, The Crown and Spring
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  • Reads 1,316
  • Votes 144
  • Parts 23
  • Time 4h 15m
Ongoing, First published Jun 27, 2016
Out of the dirt beneath his feet, and the steel blood running through his veins, Zeus creates a living weapon, giving it only one purpose: return Spring to Olympus, no matter the cost. 

Seasons later, Olympus remains cold, and Zeus has no answers to give. He meets his suspicion, his weapon is now one of Hell. 

Enraged, Zeus spills the blood of Hades and Persephone, leaving in his path a broken underworld and a weapon that was never used. 

Her name was Koré. Against Zeus, she was lifeless, a void, and had absolutely no self restraint. In a desperate attempt to bring war to a halt, she destroys the Underworld, destroying the essence of time along with it. 

Two chosen as reincarnates, one path, one sign. One defeated hierarchy.
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RATED 18+ How the queen of the dead came to be. She was a ray of sunlight peeking through the clouds after the hurricane, the fire that warmed you're frozen limbs amidst the snow storm. She was a dream, she was an idea. The sole thing I wanted, and the only thing I could never have. For everyone knows there is no sun in the Underworld. He is my escape, he is my freedom, he is power. The key outside the cage I have been trapped in. There is warmth inside him. He seems nothing like they say.