Don’t Wake the Abyssal God [Greek Mythology]

My new story, "The God of the Underworld Successfully Stole His Bride [Greek Mythology]," is now out! I've got plenty of chapters ready, so if you're interested, please add it to your favorites~ (Synopsis below)

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The day Tartarus emerged from the abyss, he dumped all the prisoners there onto Zeus.

Zeus: I'm furious, but I can't beat him!

The result of waking the god of the abyss: the world gained another primordial god who was powerful and incredibly good at getting under people's skin. (The gods spit blood.)

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The gods' impression of the god of the abyss: mysterious, powerful, usually silent, but can shut you down with one sentence.

Apollo's impression of Tartarus: straightforward, a big eater, clueless about the ways of the world. I want to take him home.

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The most romantic thing you can do in your life as a god is teach someone how to love., Apollo

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A clueless, sharp-tongued gluttonous abyss god (bottom) × a sunny, amiable god of light who occasionally plays tricks on the abyss god (top)

This story is scheduled to go premium on Monday, November 9. There'll be three chapters released then. Thank you for your support!

Synopsis for the new story:

"The God of the Underworld Successfully Stole His Bride [Greek Mythology]"

After Persephone was reborn, she resolved to change her fate of pining away in Elysium. She did one thing:

When the little god of love, Eros, shot his golden arrow, she hid behind Narcissus, causing Hades, the god of the underworld, to fall in love with the beautiful young man who loved only himself instead of her.

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And so the underworld gained a queen who was supremely beautiful and just as sharp-tongued, while the once aloof and cold-hearted god of the underworld fell madly in love with him.

By day, Narcissus went wherever he pleased, giving the gods a piece of his mind.

The underworld gods turned pleading eyes toward Hades. "Your Majesty, please do something about your queen!"

Hades: "Hmm. Narcissus is right."

The underworld gods: "..."

At night, Narcissus's sharp tongue was turned on Hades.

Hades could only pin him down and kiss him.

Narcissus didn't believe that love could exist without a reason, but he had to admit that Hades's love had touched him.

But just then, Persephone appeared before him, boasting and telling him that the love he'd received came from a golden arrow that toyed with love.

It was all fake. Every bit of it...

Narcissus decided to do whatever it took to set everything right!

---Hades, a long-celibate older man who doesn't talk much but always stands up for his husband (top) × Narcissus, whose sharp tongue gets him into fights everywhere but always loses out when he's around the king of the underworld (bottom)---

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