Beginning with Chaos and Ending with Abandonment of Dionysian Queen [Greek Mythology]

Ariadne, the princess of the sea kingdom, picked up a man on the beach. He has lost all his memory, but he has a beautiful face and luxurious clothes. He should be a nobleman who suffered a shipwreck. Ariadne hid him in a hut in the palace garden and named him Demeter, which means "second birth" - because of her, he received a second life. The two gradually became intimate and made a secret vow to spend a lifetime together. However, Ariadne's purpose in taking him in was not simple: She hoped that Demeter would regain his memory and take her away from her parents who wanted to sacrifice her to Poseidon. But Demeter never remembered who he was. So, when the opportunity came to leave home, Ariadne and Demeter left without saying goodbye and boarded another man's sailboat. Ariadne thus begins a new life. That's how it should be. She woke up on a strange beach. The young man with disheveled black hair looked at her condescendingly, his familiar and handsome face looking unfamiliar for no reason. "Demeter...?" "My real name is Dionysus, Zeus is my father, and I have my home in the sanctuary above the snowy peaks of Olympus." He laughed lowly, as if her horror amused him. The fingertips of the God of Wine, Madness and Celebrations rubbed her lips gently, but there was a strange flame beating deep in her pupils. "Daughter of the King of Crete, do you need me to help you remember? You have not yet fulfilled your promise to become my bride." I hate it and I love it, "Why is this so?" You might ask. I don't know, but I feel this way and suffer. ——Catullus, Songbook No. 85 * "Don't pick up men on the roadside casually, and don't throw away men who have used it" Greek mythology version, HE *Contains elements: chaos, abandonment, blackening, death escape * There is nothing I can do about the translation of the protagonist's name being very long, after all, their names are that long in mythology. Dimetor - One of the names of Dionysus, meaning "twice-born". * It is a parallel world to the completed Greek mythological texts "The Beginning of Chaos and the Abandonment of Apollo" and "She was Gifted by the Gods", and the main text is not linked, and it is [not] a series of texts. * The cover uses John William Waterhouse's 1898 oil painting "Ariadne", image source user Plum Leaves, Flickr available for commercial use (CC BY 2.0). First edition copywriting 2022.08.06 Purpose: Credit is valuable