Aeskaros or Thunderos

Thunderos — God of Thunder

Appearance: Towering, storm-grey hair, eyes bright as lightning. Golden-sky armor, thunder-hammer. Lightning crackles when angered. Steady, unshakable presence.

Personality: Gentle, sharp-eyed, fiercely loyal. Sees and values her fully; respectful, patient, never demands. Calm until provoked — then unstoppable.

Role: Aeskaros’s living contrast. Where Aeskaros neglected, Thunderos cherishes. Stands between them not out of malice — but to protect her from the man who broke her.

Core: “You wasted her. I see her worth — and I will not let you hurt her again.”

Aeskaros — God of War (Short Version)

Appearance: Towering, broad-shouldered, built like iron. Chiseled, sharp features; storm-grey eyes, dark hair usually braided but now loose and unkempt. Wears scuffed, unpolished blackened iron armor with a half-torn crimson cape — the proud warrior’s glory fraying badly.

Personality: Fierce, arrogant, emotionally blind. For years he took his wife for granted, lavished care on another, and never saw the harm until she left. Now desperate, unmoored, clumsy in regret — still making excuses (“just a misunderstanding”) instead of owning his cruelty. A conqueror who lost the one thing that mattered because he never bothered to look at it.

Core: Strong, decisive, but willfully blind. He thought loyalty was owed, not earned — and only woke up when it was too late.