The Serpent and the Goblet [Ancient Greece]

When Medea was fifteen years old, she smashed her crown, tore her skirt to pieces, and ran away for love. Medea was twenty years old. She poisoned her love rivals, killed her own children with her own hands, laughed and cried while riding in a dragon chariot. At the age of twenty-three, Medea ascended to the throne, was ruined, and was abandoned and expelled by Athens. Medea was twenty-six years old and became the most powerful woman in Colchis. Her fingertips were smoky red and her beautiful eyes were poisonous. Twenty-seven years old. Medea meets Dionysus. Snap. It's a broken sound. +The author's short story has modified some settings of ancient Greek mythology. It cannot withstand scrutiny, so don't read it too deeply. Sorry, the author changed the outline in a mess, and the full name collapsed. The update may have been slow recently. Conception: