Chapter 1

Themyscira, the mystically hidden island and the home of the immortal warrior race of women called the Amazon.

Around the year 1200 B.C., a small group of female Olympian gods desired to create a nation of warrior women that would help spread their ideals to the world. Met with disinterest or opposition by most of their male counterparts, the goddesses Hestia, Aphrodite, Demeter, Athena and Artemis convened in the land of the Underworld. There, in the Cavern of Souls, were kept the spirits of all women who had unjustly died at the hands of a man. The five goddesses combined their powers to grant life to all of the souls -- with the exception of one, whom they decided would have a special future purpose.

Through their magics, the goddesses formed thousands of super-humanly strong, adult female bodies from the clay bed of a lake in Greece, and imbued them with the spirits from the Well of Souls. The first such creature to emerge from the lake was dubbed Hippolyta by the goddesses, and she was crowned queen of these women, to be henceforth known as Amazons. The second woman to emerge from the lake was called Antiope, and according to the goddesses she was to rule as second in command.

The Amazons were to serve the Olympian gods in a proselytical manner, spreading their principles and devotion to a largely barbarian world. They were given a city-state in Greece (the land adjacent to the lake of their birth), and they called it Themyscira. There they thrived for many years before they were attacked by the forces of Hercules, and were saved only through the intervention of the goddesses.

Their home was destroyed and prospects for success in their worldly mission dashed, Antiope led a portion of the Amazons away from her sister and the influence of the gods, to travel the world in search of a new purpose. They eventually settled in Egypt, becoming known as the Amazons of Bana Migdhall.

Most Amazons, however, stayed with Hippolyta. To repay the gods for their rescue, the remaining Amazons were sent far away from their home in Greece to a mystical, paradisal island in uncharted oceans. There the Amazons took up a new gods-given purpose -- to guard the Earth from a terrible evil buried beneath the island.

To the Amazon, their new home was a true paradise but unknown to them was that the so-called great evil they were to guard against was something that the Gods created themselves.

Hidden deeply underneath Themyscira was a door that leads to another dimension and residing in that dimension was a young man being bound by millions of divine chains crafted by the divine crafter of Olympus, Hephaestus.

The man being bounded by the chains is a young man with a very athletic frame with a well-defined and muscular build physique and stands at the height of 6 feet 4 inches (1.94 meters).

He possesses a very handsome face but it is completely apathetic and devoid of any emotion, with shoulder-length silver-white hair as well as lightning-blue irises and dark sclera eyes. He donned dark blue clothing with a golden border that covered the entire upper half of his body, revealing his abdomen and chest. Around his biceps, he wore a pair of golden rings.

He wears a pair of crimson-coloured fingerless gloves, with a blue band on his wrists, whilst around his waist was a white waistcoat with golden circular patterns, one which split in two at the front with a single cloth going down like a loincloth.

Additionally, beneath the waistcoat were a pair of tight pants that matched the cloth on his arms, tucked into a pair of crimson-coloured boots with designs similar to those of ancient runes in the ocean depths.

The story of this man and how he got himself imprisoned here is one of interest that we will venture into.

Long, long ago. Long before any of the great men and women of the Greeks were to be known, a union between the perverted God-king of the Greek gods and lone travelling woman happened and the result of this union was the birth of Zeus' first mortal child and also the one who almost brought an end the Greek God, Deus.

Tyr's mom being a lover of Zeus went through all the harsh experiences that the future lovers of Zeus went through with the only exception that, her's were much crueller than theirs.

When the queen of the Greek Gods found out about Zeus' affair became furious and wanted to outright kill her but when she realized that she was pregnant, she decided to make her suffer until she took her own life.

The first of Tyr's mother's punishments was that she was prohibited from enjoying anything that came from the Greek God which was basically everything in the land of Greece.

Tyr mother went through the suffering that would have broken any person for nine good months but she never gave in as she had a life inside her but her true suffering came during her labour.

With Hera prohibiting her from enjoying anything in the land of Greece which also meant she was not allowed to enjoy the help that every woman in Greece had during childbirth.

This made Tyr's mother suffer the most painful thing in the world while Hera enjoyed her painful experience. She knew and hoped that Tyr and his mother would die at that moment but even when she had no help, Tyr was miraculously born and when he came out he was a very healthy boy full of energy.

He looked nothing like one would expect from a woman who had barely anything to eat for all nine months that she was pregnant.

Tyr was born on a very stormy day with lightning strike terror into the hearts of people.

With the birth of Tyr fuelled Hera's anger and jealousy against the mother and son to be elevated to a whole new height where the queen of the Gods started raining down curses on them but for some unfortunate and bizarre reason, none of her curses came trues.

Hera although felt strange that this occurred realised that something or someone was protecting the mother and son from her so instead of taking a brutal action against then, she resulted to continue their suffer by preventing them from enjoying anything in the land of Greece.

Tyr and his mother suffered for years until the day his mother finally died when the young man came of age. That day was also the day that Deus came to know who he was, why he and his mother had to suffer and also the people responsible for it.

On the day his mother died, the young Tyr had a lone funnel for her and that day a man suddenly appeared at his doorstep, something that had never happened before since he and his mother lived in a place where no one would dream of going.

Tyr upon seeing the man at first was confused as to what he was doing or looking for area their house but something deep within him resonated with this man making him feel extremely familiar.

Tyr didn't understand this occurrence until the man introduced himself as his father. Tyr as a clever young man immediately came to a realization the moment that Zeus introduced himself and figured out why he and his mother had to suffer all their.

Remembering the terrible life that he and his poor mother went through until she made Tyr rage out at Zeus because he knew the suffering they were going through yet he did nothing and when his mom finally departed from the land of the living he came to present himself like a good father.

Tyr's rage at that moment was so strong that it caused his latent divine blood as the son of Zeus to be truly awakened and on that awakening, he vowed on his life to make the Gods suffer the same amount of pain that he and his mother went through until they begged for death.

Zeus hearing the arrogant proclamation of his bastard of a son showed him his rightful place but this only fueled the rage of the young man to defy the perverted God and change his name from Tyr which meant Deity to Persues which means Destroyer and pledge on his mother's death seek vengeance for and slaughter their entire Greek pantheon for the suffering they made her go through.

With his newly awakened divine powers and rage coursing through his veins, made the young Tyr a little impulsive and attacked the king of the Gods.

Tyr as the son of Zeus was blessed with quite an impressive amount of physical prowess making him, who hadn't thrown a punch or train in his life and managed to push the God-King of Olympus a couple of meters with his strength.

Zeus at first was impressed by his son's display of power but his pride and ego as the God-King made him go full god mode on him and smite his fucking ass until he died

Zeus after accomplishing this returned back to Mount Olympus where Hera was waiting for him with open arms thinking that everything was over but they never knew how wrong they were as immediately as he returned, he was visited by the three sisters of fate and from them, Zeus was prophecied about the destruction of the entire Greek pantheon and the bringer of this destruction was his own son.

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