Time of Zeus
Copyright© 2024 by Carlos Santiago
Chapter 77: The Dawn of Man
Action/Adventure Sex Story: Chapter 77: The Dawn of Man - In the aftermath of the Great Titan War, the sons of Cronos—Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades—draw straws to determine their realms. Zeus claims Greece and Olympus, Poseidon takes the sea, and Hades becomes the ruler of the Underworld. Follow their personal journeys as they acclimate to their new responsibilities and face the challenges that come with their newfound power.
Caution: This Action/Adventure Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Fiction High Fantasy War Alternate History Far Past Paranormal Magic non-anthro Incest Mother Son Brother Sister Grand Parent Cream Pie Exhibitionism Lactation Pregnancy Big Breasts Body Modification Nudism Politics Revenge Royalty Transformation Violence
“Out of every hundred men in battle, ten should not be there. Another eighty are mere targets. Only nine are real fighters, and we are lucky to have them. But one ... one is a warrior. And it is he who will bring the others home.”
— Heron (as portrayed by Derek Phillips), Blood of Zeus, Season 3, Episode 8: “A Champion’s Challenge” (series finale), originally aired May 8, 2025. Written by Charley Parlapanides & Vlas Parlapanides; directed by Jae H. Kim & Joshua Covey. Series created by Charley Parlapanides & Vlas Parlapanides. Produced by Powerhouse Animation Studios; animated by Mua Film and Hanho Heung-Up; distributed by Netflix. © 2025 Netflix / Powerhouse Animation Studios. All rights reserved.
Note: The phrasing and structure of this monologue derive from a speech delivered by Sgt. Williams in Tracers, a stage play conceived by John DiFusco and written collaboratively by the original cast. First work-in-progress performances c. 1980; revised and performed Off-Broadway in New York, 1984. Text preserved in The Burns Mantle Theater Yearbook: The Best Plays of 1984–1985. The passage has been widely misattributed to Heraclitus of Ephesus in modern quotation collections; no ancient source supports that attribution.
In the famous secluded grove beneath her late husband’s sky, Gaia stood side by side with her daughter: the Titan Queen Rhea. The air was thick with the scent of moss and stone.
They stood before a pond of crystal clear water. They stared at their reflections, knowing of the events of Mount Olympus.
“I am surprised you did not have us intervene,” Rhea remarked.
“Your son is built of sterner stuff than most on Olympus can know,” Gaia remarked, amused.
“He is rather tenacious. I recall you enjoyed that quality about him before Cronos.”
“As I do now, believe it or not, Daughter,” Gaia replied. “But so long as the Fates are on his side, the greater the opposition, the more powerful he will be at the end of any endeavor. It was for the best that we not involve ourselves until such a day that we can remove him from power.”
Rhea’s lips curved into a wry smile, a soft laugh escaping her as she regarded the endless turmoil on Olympus.
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