Hades — DLH

Demeter, like her siblings, was swallowed by her father Cronus as soon as she was born, and fought against the titans alone when her younger brother Zeus managed to pull her other siblings out of Cronus.

When the Titanomachy ended and the brothers divided the world, she was upset that she couldn't take a part of it, but in the end she didn't get anything.

At a wedding (I don't remember whose) she fell in love with (if I'm not mistaken) her nephew with whom she had a very nice loving relationship but jealous Zeus went boom and turned the nephew to ash and Demeter got him pregnant and thus Persephone was born.

Demeter wanted Persephone to be one of the pure goddesses, a small group of virgin goddesses whose only three members were Hestia, Athena, and Artemis. Unfortunately for her, this could not be, as Zeus gave her daughter to Hades without asking or even telling her. One day, Persephone disappeared through a crack in the ground while some nymphs were watching over her.

Her appearance: a tall woman, around 1.70 to 1.80 meters, with a well-defined body and a light green complexion; her short hair, swept to the side, was bluish in color.

Hades was the first son of the Titan Cronus, as he was born after his first three sisters Hestia, Demeter and Hera, and before his two younger brothers Poseidon and Zeus.

After overthrowing the titan Cronus following the Titanomachy, his brothers divided the world among themselves. Zeus kept Olympus, becoming the new king of the gods, Poseidon kept the seas, and what was left for him was the underworld, which he didn't mind at all; in fact, he loved it so much that he never left it.

After a while, he decided to look for a queen, thus meeting Persephone. Although they didn't share many tastes—he liked to do nothing and play video games or watch anime, while Persephone loved to go here and there in the underworld, being a good queen by inspiring fear in the souls and also doing her job well, winning the heart of the god and his pet, Cerberus, a giant three-headed dog that guarded the entrance to the underworld, but was a giant black pug.

Appearance:

-Body: Tall and very thin. Unlike Zeus and Poseidon, who are muscular, he is skinny.

-Skin: Aqua green

-Face: Long, pointed nose and pointed chin. Black eyes

-Hair: Black, long and slightly wavy

-Clothing: He wears a huge, loose, dark gray hooded t-shirt with a very low V-neck that reaches his abdomen, plus black pants.

Personality:
He is serious, quiet, and expressionless. He likes being in the underworld, playing video games, and he loves Persephone.

Hades, the firstborn son of the Titan Cronus, found himself alone some years after the Titanomachy and decided to seek a queen. His younger brother Zeus gave him his daughter (we'll ignore the Greeks for now), Persephone, whom he then kidnapped and took to the underworld. At first, Hades grew bored quickly, as after a few months, Persephone didn't share many of his tastes and loved being in the underworld, always wandering around, being terrifying and having fun in ways that sometimes frightened Hades, who, in turn, loved it. But while they were developing in the underworld, on Earth, Demeter, Persephone's mother and goddess of agriculture and plants, grew sad searching for her daughter. Unable to find her, she shut herself away, causing the earth to begin to dry out in the cold. Seeing that everything was beginning to die, Zeus and other gods sent her gifts to try to cheer her up. But when Zeus asked her what she wanted to be released from her confinement, Demeter said she wanted her daughter back. Upon returning to the underworld, Zeus sent another of his sons, Hermes, to speak with Hades and ask him to let Persephone go. He finally managed to convince him, but warned Persephone not to eat anything Hades offered her on her way out. Hades gave her pomegranate seeds for the journey, and when she emerged and rejoined her mother, she discovered she had eaten six seeds. This sealed her fate, forcing her to descend to the underworld with Hades every six months and spend the other six months with her mother, thus beginning the cycle of the seasons: autumn and winter when Persephone is with Hades, and spring and summer when she is with her mother, Demeter. They are forbidden from seeing each other, or at least from visiting her. Sometimes, when Hades takes Cerberus for a walk, she watches them from afar.