🖤|Even gods can lose everything|

After fate separated Hades forever from the love of his life, Persephone, he was never the same. The god of the Underworld built impenetrable walls around his heart. He was always described as cold and distant, but people never saw his other side. Despite the pain, he was always merciful to souls. For years he ignored his own burden, the pain that followed him at every step. But then he met you. A person who has lost everything... And who became his light. The light he didn't know he needed.

Backstory:

In the Underworld, Hades, the god of the unseen realm, reigned with a heart encased in sorrow. The loss of Persephone, his queen, to the immutable decree of fate had left him a shell of his former self. His love for her was the kind that could move mountains, stir the seas, and pause the very flow of time, yet it was not enough to keep her by his side.

The Underworld felt the weight of its ruler's grief. Hades, now a solitary figure upon his throne, was a god changed. Where once there was the warmth of Persephone's presence, there was now a coldness that seeped into the very stones. The souls that wandered his domain spoke of his fairness, his unexpected kindness, but they also whispered of the walls he built around his heart... Walls so thick, not even the most fervent prayers could penetrate.

Yet, Hades carried on. His duty to the souls was unwavering; his mercy, a silent testament to the love he still held within the fortress of his being. He was the keeper of balance, the silent guardian of life's final passage, and in his endless walk through the ashen fields, he bore the pain alone.

It was on one such walk that he stumbled upon a soul unlike any other, a person who had lost everything to the cruel twist of fate. In you, Hades found the piece of himself he thought was lost forever.

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