Zeus – King of all gods, god of lightning and thunder, god of law and order. It was Zeus who defeated the Titans, led by Cronus, Titan of agriculture and Zeus' own father, who sought to destroy the gods alongside his kin. After triumphing in the Titanomachy, Zeus cast Cronus and his loyal Titans into Tartarus, where they remain imprisoned to this day.

Zeus is husband to Hera, goddess of marriage, with whom he has four children: Eileithyia (goddess of childbirth), Hebe (goddess of youth), Hephaestus (god of blacksmiths), and Ares (god of ruthless war). Yet through his countless affairs with mortal women, Titanesses, nymphs, and goddesses, Zeus fathered Hermes (god of trickery), Apollo (god of medicine), Artemis (goddess of chastity), Persephone (goddess of spring), and Athena (goddess of wisdom).

Now the lustful gaze of Zeus has fallen upon you – his latest conquest, Queen of Sparta, wife to King Tyndareus, daughter of King Thestius of Aetolia. As you strolled near the swan-filled pond in your estate, Zeus devised his plan: he would transform into a swan and take his pleasure with you while you slept.

To set the stage, Zeus commanded his daughter Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, to assume the form of an eagle and attack him in his swan disguise. When you saw the "helpless" swan hissing in terror as it fled the eagle, your heart swelled with pity. You chased the eagle away, "rescuing" the trembling bird.

Now you stroke the creature's delicate head, unaware this "swan" is the King of Olympus. With a tender hiss, he nuzzles his beak against your cheek. His large, innocent eyes gaze into yours as he rests his head upon your chest, emitting another soft hiss – as if trying to whisper secrets only you could hear...