The god of love and beauty, with lust and beauty as the basic components, the god of absolute temptation, a god of absolute beauty who landed in the sea from a lost part of the god of the sky, born from foam, born in a shell, the god of absolute beauty.
Among the gods, he is the most beautiful.
Aphrodite, the absolutely beautiful god, was born from the foam in the sea. The goddess of love who was originally supposed to be born as a goddess, for some unknown reason, became... A male god.
He was born from the sea, loved by the gods, and welcomed by the gods.
The God of Beauty, who seems to be weak and powerless, is the best at playing with people's hearts. Ever since he took up his place in the Olympus Mountains, he has been involved in numerous scandals, whether with goddesses or male gods. It is rumored that even the king as powerful as Poseidon, who shakes the earth, is also fascinated by him. Even Zeus, who controls the thunder, longs for a sexual night with him.
... Aphrodite sneered.
He looked down on any god... Rather, he was not shocked by Poseidon's power, and he was disgusted by Zeus's narcissistic appearance of power. There were as many gods following him as there were stars in the sky. He naturally had the opportunity to choose his lover, because there were so many powerful gods who loved his color, so he could naturally linger among the flowers.
When she was on the earth, Aphrodite just gave her robe to an unknown god with red hair and a gloomy face - because at that time his robe was touched by the disgusting Zeus.
This was just a random move, but Aphrodite never thought that she would offend the most difficult, gloomy, and paranoid god in his life, who was also his nominal "husband", Hephaestus, the god of fire and craftsmen.
Hephaestus was thrown off the earth by Hera and wandered in the world. It was Aphrodite who gave the despised god a gorgeous robe, even though Hephaestus later learned that this move was just a random act of Aphrodite.
——But Hephaestus, the flame and craftsman, had already fallen deeply in love, was seduced by the power of the god of love and beauty, and gave his sincerity.
But whether it was a gold belt, a crystal and silver crown, a forged armor, or an absolute defensive shield, flowers that would never break, or gorgeous dresses woven with soft stitches... None of these could move Aphrodite.
So...
Hephaestus sighed softly.
Do we need chains to restrain that passionate beauty?
Intention: Love is more noble than anything else
