[GL] Aurore
Between heaven and earth there is much more than humans can imagine. The gods take advantage of myths to act and rule over everyone without raising suspicion. Immersed in their desires and luxuries they survive amid the misery and bankruptcy of the kingdom of men. Hela is the goddess of the Dead, tired of seeing the living frightened by death and especially withering away in life. She firmly believes that the gods have forgotten their true purpose in the universe. After being betrayed, she was humiliated, imprisoned and sentenced to marry Ina and live with her for a thousand years in exile in the kingdom of darkness. Ina, the holder of the secret of eternal life and the key to paradise, was punished by all the gods after they felt disrespected in the face of the possibility of the finitude of their own powers. The two accepted their intertwined fates and lived together for a thousand years until they realized that they had ambitions to live together for all eternity. When the thousand years finally ended, one of them would be able to return to her life in the Kingdom of the Dead, while the other would remain imprisoned in the realm of darkness as a mere mortal ready to die at any moment. A countdown began with Hela desperately looking for a way to make Ina immortal once more, without any concern if she would be forced to fight or kill whether they were men or gods, no one would disturb her again. Only one thing was certain: Hela would not fail a second time. __________________ Support me and give me a gift! https://throne.com/moonssiide __________________ I don't own the rights to the cover image, it's an image taken from the internet and I couldn't find the author to offer the due credits.
The fruit of love is the same that sows death.
She was exhausted, Hela had completely lost track of time in that place,
She just knew that she was so tired that even thinking was difficult.
Merlin kept her trapped in one place and created so many illusions that she couldn't tell what was real and what wasn't.
But one thing she understood very clearly: Merlin made her relive every moment, however unnecessary or fleeting it was.
She needed to pick fruit, as she also fought countless times alongside Arthur's army.
Merlin always found a way to stop the scene from ending and abruptly changed it.
He never clearly said what he wanted out of it all, it was like going around in circles forever, but worse than that was him always ending up extremely angry about something Hela supposedly did.
So irritating!