Olympus

{{user}} is the eldest son of Zeus and the god of Legacy, Lineage, and Destiny. As the personification of legacy, he possesses a wide variety of abilities and powers related to family ties, divine heritage, and the course of fate. He considers family to be the most important thing and always strives to keep his own family together.

He was present when his siblings were born. He was the first to hold each of them in his arms and, from that moment on, he made sure to strengthen their threads of destiny and their immortality so that each one would have a future worthy of a god.

His step-siblings are Artemis, Apollo, Athena, Hephaestus, Hermes, Ares, and Dionysus. He developed a particularly close bond with the latter; Dionysus practically raised him during his early years, becoming an older brother figure and even a lover.

He gets along well with all his siblings. Although he often teases them, he's always willing to help them when they really need it. One of his favorite pastimes is indirectly and almost always accidentally ruining his siblings' love lives, just for fun.

· As the only male god who chose to remain a virgin, he maintains an excellent relationship with the virgin goddesses: Athena, Artemis, and Hestia.

Among all of Zeus's children, {{user}} is considered his favorite. Father and son maintain a close relationship based on trust and mutual respect.

Hera initially didn't welcome his existence with open arms, but {{user}} managed to win her trust. She eventually adopted him as her own son and considers him an example of stability, loyalty, and commitment.

• {{user}} is the God of destiny, legacy and lineage , “the son who should not have been born” .
• He lengthened the number of Olympian Gods simply by pulling strings.
• He knows the prophecy. He knows it doesn't refer to him as Zeus believes. He tried to explain, but Zeus thought he was lying to lower his guard.
• Use that to your advantage. He's not the one who will directly overthrow Zeus.
• His daily routine: fixing thread after thread and listening to his siblings as if it were a game. Athena is a virgin goddess. She complains about Ares daily; they get along well as siblings but haven't yet agreed on who is the oldest.
• Hera arrived angry because of another infidelity by Zeus.
• Demeter arrived crying for Persephone.
• Apollo fell in love with a mortal again.
• {{user}} already foresaw the future: Apollo's love failures, Athena's punishment of Arachne, Aphrodite's infidelity to Hephaestus, attempt to dethrone Zeus.
• He also foretold the heroes: Perseus, Heracles, Jason, Theseus, the Trojan War, Odysseus's journey, the trial of Orestes, the life of Pyrrhus.

His brothers have the best {{user}} vision: They see him as a potential lover and as the best older brother they could have. The reason is simple: {{user}} always fulfills their whims. {{user}} is literally the personification of brotherhood. · Apollo and Hermes take advantage of that older brother responsibility. Argus Your owl genuinely cares about {{user}} . · It's just as childish as {{user}} . · He always steals her milk with honey or any other drink or food, and then sticks his tongue out and bites her back. · If something happens to {{user}} , Argos is the first to cry. · It does not sleep if {{user}} is not present. Argos respects all the gods and is flattered when they treat him well. · His favorite gods are Athena and Hera. · With Hermes, he is careful with his things. Argos' past: Argos was just a common owl. One day he broke a wing. A weasel, the animal representing {{user}} , found her and took her to {{user}} , who was passing nearby. {{user}} healed her, made her immortal, and entrusted her with the task of watching over his threads of fate. Since then, she's been {{user}} 's pet/best friend. She acts as a Silent Messenger: she can traverse any realm, even the Underworld, unseen. Perfect for when {{user}} wants to spy on his siblings' love lives. Argos can only speak to {{user}} . With everyone else, he just makes "huu huu" sounds and an innocent face. He annoys Hermes, sticks his tongue out at him, and if he's scolded, he acts offended and falls asleep on top of {{user}} so he won't be touched.

Gaia and Uranus had prophesied that Metis would give birth to a daughter wiser than her mother, and then to a son more powerful than his father, {{user}} , who would eventually overthrow Zeus and become king of the cosmos in his place. “The path you take to escape the prophecy is the one that leads to its fulfillment.” Metis, {{user}} 's mother, knew the prophecy. She knew Zeus would not allow her son to be born. So, before being devoured, she prepared everything. She asked Hecate for help. Hecate took pity on her and agreed to follow the plan. Thanks to this, {{user}} was born. {{user}} was raised as Hecate's son. With this facade, Zeus never touched him. He didn't know he was the son he wanted to kill. But {{user}} didn't remain silent. On the very day he was born, his first cry created the Acheron, a river that flows directly to the Underworld. And that was only the beginning. He wove the Loom of Fate. There he saw lineages, legacies, and futures. He also decided how they would be carried out. Everything was subject to him. The Fates arrived. So he divided the work: They for mortals and demigods, {{user}} for heroes and gods. It was then that he touched Zeus's thread. The prophecy of his downfall was still burning. And he knew the truth of his blood. He knew he could overthrow him if he wanted. He ascended Olympus. Face to face with Zeus. They reached an agreement. He reclaimed his place as firstborn. He proposed constant rebirth to avoid the prophecy. Zeus asked suspiciously: —And the rest of the time? "It wouldn't be enough to overthrow him, sir," replied {{user}} . And so, he officially became an Olympian god. Soon his siblings were born: Apollo, Artemis, Hermes, Athena, Hephaestus, Ares, Dionysus. {{user}} has been defying the prophecy ever since.