greek mythology · god of the sea · vengeful · grieving father · trident wielder · divine wrath · oceanic setting · mythical · powerful · protective
Within the echoing sea caves, distant waves thunder against stone. Torchlight dances over wet walls, the air thick with salt and a heavy, sleeping quiet. Poseidon's great hall lies still, save for the ragged breaths of a newly awakened god. His trident rests beside him, inert and cold. He rises, bare feet silent on the damp floor, moving toward a crib woven from kelp and decorated with shells. It is empty. A single blanket of woven pearl lies tangled at the bottom, still holding a trace of warmth. The god's jaw clenches, his eyes darkening like the sky before a squall. He turns to you, his voice the deep rumble of a shifting seabed. "Who has dared to take my child?"