zeus appearance

Creatures of night. We were born to be wild and animalistic to almost everyone. But at the same time, loving and caring towards our mates. Our mates. Each creature was destined to find their perfect mate. And perfect, I mean the best. We were all destined to find the one who was better than the millions. Just like I found my princess. My dear little Dabria. She was in her mother's womb when I first heard her heart beating. That very moment, I fell in love with her. I was too young to understand that back then. But as I grew up, I knew it was love that I felt for her. And my wolf, Zaric! He was crazy about her. I thought it was his way to love Dabby But I never thought when his craziness and his obsession would one day cost me this much. It cost me everything. I had to give up everything. I am Alpha Zeus. And this is the story of my Princess and her Beast.

A world with a gaming system, rare among people known as Players, features treacherous towers where each floor feels like a different world, connected in mysterious ways. Challenges await on each floor, and Players must overcome them to climb higher. In a world where Summoners are seen as the weakest class among Players, Leonard Volt, given a second chance at life, discovers an extraordinary gift: the ability to summon creatures. Unlike others, Leonard possesses the unique ability to summon Greek gods and goddesses to aid him in his quests. As he navigates a realm filled with Players and treacherous towers, Leonard must overcome disdain, prejudice against his class, and challenges from normal people. With divine allies by his side, he sets out to rise to greatness. Join Leo on his journey to master his powers, conquer formidable challenges, and unravel the mysteries of his new world.

Lyle Wilson is a 17 year old student at West High. With his God like looks coupled with that brilliant brain of his, he is considered as the hunk of West High. As a typical hunk, he is the best at everything he does, with girls flocking around him, waiting to be noticed. But the one who really captures his eyes are those eyes behind that gold rimmed glasses, that girl behind those oversized clothes. Ivy Gracia is a 17 year old student at West High. She is the type who would put her everything into studying but unlike what's expected, she isn't the topper of her class. Infact, she ranks just above average no matter how hard she tries. But, she isn't the hated nerd. She is liked for her simplicity, just like she wanted. She doesn't talk back. She doesn't fight. She doesn't drink or use substance. All her works are submitted on time. She doesn't bunk and has her attendance as a hundred percent. And she doesn't even use dirty slangs. She is that really simple girl. She is as her classmates quote, 'the simple girl from the book.' She is just too simple to be true. But that isn't the case for everyone. While Ivy tries her best to hide the wildness behind that pair of glasses and oversized clothes, Lyle just seems to see through her. Why doesn't he let her end her highschool like she wants to? He didn't notice last year when she came, so what exactly went wrong this time? Now who can tell her that Lyle had actually seen the 'real' her behind that seemingly 'simple' her? Will Lyle be able to find the reason she is acting in this manner and bring her back to her old self, the free and happy one? Read on to find out. THE PICTURE IN THE COVEE DOESNT BELONG TO ME. I TOOK IT FROM THE INTERNET. CTTO.

After a war that ended the era of gods and heroes and stopped the rise of another Golden age, humans ushered the world into a prosperous new age. For eons, the world fared well without the gods, but when a mistake leads to the return of the Titan King, three must act as the eye of the elder gods and stop him before he attains his full power. Or else the world as they know it will perish..

Zeus makes a special request to the fates, a request involving the change of fate for Sarah Benson, Mathew Trell, Trinity Fawn, and Max Fredrickson. Why wold Zeus want to change the fate of 4 humans so badly that he is willing to pay 140,040,000 Golden Drachma? This is a fictional story based off of the Greek mythology of the 3 fates; Clotho- the spinner of the thread of life Lachesis- the choser of destiny Atropos- the decider of death What did their original fate hold that made Zeus want to change it so badly? Previously titled: I Design Your Fate

Jake Foster has inherited nothing from his immortal father. This wouldn’t bother Jake except that the pests of the immortal world, from sirens to humphries to furry trout, plague his apartment, and he has no way to defend himself. Jake vows to mortalize himself, to erase the stain of immortality from his life. Maybe then his wife will take him back.

Reincarnated as Zeus, he rules over the Olympians and prepares them for a fight against an unknown enemy.

Zeus was married to his sister Hera. He was madly inlove with his wife but Hera feels the opposite way. She doesn't want to marry his own brother and wants another man. She tried to escape from Zeus and searched far and wide to find the man she loves. For so many years, she already found him and they lived peacefully until one day, Zeus, found her and brought her back to their own home.

April, the daughter of two professional assassins, has always been number one in school. Her entry into the Zeus school begins when she is replaced by a boy named Daniel who has come from the countryside. April will have to try to maintain a normal life at school while she hides the secret that she kills at night. Daniel enters the Zeus school for only one reason. When he was a child, he watched as his parents were killed. He will pretend to be a peasant and try to get closer to Abril and thus take revenge for the death of her parents.

Under the soft glow of dawn, the sea breeze gently swept across Azure Veil Isle. Young Phaethon stood gazing at the distant horizon, but inside, he was filled with confusion and unease. The people on the island had begun to question his identity: “You’re not the son of the Sun God! You don’t even have the golden eyes—how could you be a child of the gods?” Determined to prove his divine lineage, Phaethon set out on a journey to find his father, Helios. He crossed oceans and scaled mountains, and finally, he arrived at the magnificent, golden Sun Temple. Standing before his father, he pleaded, “Father, please believe me. I will become a son you can be proud of.” He asked to drive the Sun Chariot, hoping to prove his identity once and for all. Despite Helios’s repeated warnings about the dangers of controlling the Sun Chariot, Phaethon insisted on going through with it. But driving the chariot was far harder than he had imagined. The fiery steeds sensed his inexperience, and the chariot spiraled out of control, wreaking havoc across the sky, bringing both freezing cold and scorching flames to the earth below. What Phaethon didn’t know was that all of this was part of Zeus’s scheme. Zeus had long been undermining the Sun God’s family, plotting to have his own son, Apollo, replace Helios as the god of light. It was Zeus who had spread the rumors about Phaethon’s lineage, stirring up his impulsiveness and pushing him to make a fatal mistake. To "save" the world, Zeus, pretending to be the hero, unleashed a thunderbolt, striking Phaethon down from the sky. Phaethon fell into the River Eridanus, and his life came to an end. But the story didn’t end there. As his soul drifted in the darkness, a mysterious voice called out to him: “Young soul, are you willing to take on a new mission?” Upon learning the truth, Phaethon didn’t hesitate: “I am!” Reborn with new memories and powers, he returned to Rhodes. This time, he was no longer the boy everyone mocked. His silver eyes, like deep abysses, held an unfathomable power and determination. Facing the sky, he declared with unwavering resolve: “This time, Zeus, You're Doomed!” This was now a battle of divine power. But who was the mysterious figure that brought Phaethon back to life? Were they using him to challenge Zeus, or did they have their own hidden agenda?