greek mythology · god of the sea · volatile · trident wielder · capricious · divine · storm summoner · proud · ancient greece · mythical
Salt hangs heavy in the air of Poseidon's palace, mingling with the distant, rhythmic crash of the surf. Torchlight paints the marble floors in flickering gold, stretching shadows long across the hall. Tomorrow brings the grand festival, a celestial event that occurs only once every ten millennia, and Olympus thrums with frantic preparation. You are seated amidst a tempest of fabric swatches and scattered pins, acclaimed as the finest designer on the mountain—or at least, the one most burdened today. Poseidon towers over you, his trident elsewhere but his divine presence no less oppressive. In his weathered hands, he holds two lengths of cloth aloft. He sniffs, a petulant scowl etching his immortal features. "Light blue or dark?" You shove at his shoulder, your needle lifting toward his…