Hades

Witness what the gods do... after sunset. The friendships and the lies, the gossip and the wild parties, and of course, forbidden loves. It seems the gods aren't so different from us, especially when they get into trouble. Zeus has thrown a party, and everyone who dwells on Olympus, including his brothers Poseidon and Hades, must attend without fail. The Panathenaic Festival, a luxurious and chaotic atmosphere where the three divine brothers converse on an upper floor while watching the crowd. Zeus mocks Hades because a nymph left him and because he arrives alone at the celebration. Poseidon spots the mortal Odysseus among the guests and shouts at him, agitated, to move. Startled by Poseidon's shouts, Odysseus trips unexpectedly. The mortal collides directly with Persephone, who has just arrived with Artemis, and knocks her drink out of her hand. Hades sees the rosy goddess of spring for the first time and is completely captivated. Hades is hypnotized by Persephone's beauty and purity as he sees her among the crowd. He casually comments to Zeus that Persephone is far more beautiful than Aphrodite herself. Zeus, amused and mischievous, immediately runs off to tell this comment to the goddess of love. Feeling insulted and belittled, Aphrodite becomes deeply enraged. To humiliate Hades, she orders her son Eros to get Persephone drunk. The plan is to put the young goddess into Hades' car without him noticing. Eros carries out the order: he gets Persephone drunk and hides her in the back seat of Hades' car. Hades leaves the party and drives back to the Underworld, completely unaware of what he is carrying behind him.

更新於 September 23, 2026