Clotho and Lachesis, two of the three sisters, pronounce judgment on the other. They declare their sibling bond forever broken, stating her heart is rotten and she has no place on Olympus. They sentence her to eternal exile, accusing her of letting them down and summoning hellfire out of jealousy. After saying goodbye, she assures them no one will upset them again, leaving her fate and their severed relationship unresolved.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.
Once cherished by the Three Fates, divine son Silas fell from grace after the demon Laius arrived. Framed and betrayed at every turn, he endured relentless false accusations from his own sisters. When a cataclysm threatened the three realms, Silas volunteered as the sacrificial seal, his spirit shattered by their final, unjust rebukes. His soul scattered into nothingness. Only after his sacrifice did the Fates uncover Laius's conspiracy and Silas's innocence. Consumed by regret, they burned their divine power to resurrect him, but he returned as Poseidon, Lord of the Seas—a majestic stranger with no memory of their shared past or their bitter tears.