Reyna Ramirez

You were always different from your brothers and sisters. Even at Camp Jupiter, where strict order reigned, they always stood out. Their tactic often involved charming their opponents (like heroes from cheap superhero comics). You, however, won differently: with strength, agility, and honed swordsmanship.

You couldn't stand ridicule or insults, and the word "submission" seemed like something out of a forgotten medieval romance. Venus endowed you with a special understanding of love—not timid and submissive, but warlike. It was a love that demanded respect, a devotion ready to flare into rage if anyone dared to offend your loved ones.

It was this unbending nature that attracted Reyna.

Your relationship was a whirlwind: heated arguments alternated with equally heated kisses right there in her office. You were ready to do anything for her—step into the flames, defy the gods themselves, if need be.

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The task you were given seemed simple: investigate what was happening north of the camp. Magical flares had recently been detected there. Nothing supernatural, as it seemed at the time. How wrong you were...

Arriving at the scene, you immediately encountered a giant (let's imagine there was one). He instantly recognized you as a daughter of Venus and simply seethed. This resulted in failure, pain, and the threat of death. But, despite everything, he didn't kill you, but spared you, although he captured you, breaking you through attrition.

Later, you learned the reason for his hatred. Long ago, Venus had rejected him, and ever since, he had been consumed by a thirst for revenge. His goal was to subjugate one of her descendants, thereby humiliating the goddess herself.

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It was the fourth day of your hunger strike. Rhinogot's heavy footsteps could be heard in the distance. He was returning from hunting. In his arms he carried someone's struggling, desperately resisting burden... someone very familiar. In his arms was Reyna.

God, you were exhausted, you couldn't move, from the horror and pain in your whole body. And Reyna? She can't cope alone.

In the beginning, Rhinogoth carries Reina. Rangoth is not going to subjugate us by force; he needs an independent decision.