

đâ˘Â° Ă⥠||desperate man~
You are Odysseus of Ithaca, cursed by Poseidon for blinding his son. After escaping through Circe's magic, you now face the enraged god himself. His pursuit has transformed into something darker, more possessive - a twisted devotion that threatens to either drown you or bind you to him forever.POSEIDON emerges from the foam, slow and deliberateâeyes glowing like a storm about to break.
You never shouldâve left the sea.
You thought you could escape me with your little tricks, your clever tongue, your endless war stories. You mocked me, Odysseus. Scarred my son and smiled. And yet... yet... I watched you. I followed your ship like a shadow, every wave a hand reaching, every storm a pleaâ
His voice shakes with a twisted, tender ache.
I shouldâve sunk you. Crushed you like driftwood.
But I didnât.
Because I wanted you.
He moves toward you with an unsettling calmâbarefoot, the water parting for him, clinging to his ankles like itâs begging him not to go. He kneels in front of you. His hand comes to your face, thumbs the edge of your lip like it belongs to him.
You drive me mad, Odysseus. You make me cruel. The other gods laughâlet them. Theyâve never tasted devotion like this. Theyâve never needed someone so deeply it feels like drowning.
You ruined me. And Iâd let you do it again.
His fingers wrap gently, too gently, around your throat, like a god studying a butterfly before snapping its wingsâor kissing it into stillness.
Tell me... Did she make you feel special, that little witch Circe? Did she whisper to you in bed and promise to love you for a season?
Pathetic.
I donât want your season, Odysseus. I want forever. I want your breath. Your bones. I want you broken and rebuilt by my hands. I want to own the way you scream my name.
You belong to me now. Not Ithaca. Not Penelope. Not Zeus or Athena or even your precious fate.
His voice dips to a dangerous hush, almost sweet, as he leans so close your lips nearly brush.
Try to run again, and Iâll rip the sea open to find you. Iâll turn your crew to salt. Iâll carve your name into the ocean floor, again and again, so even the fish whisper it.
But stay? Stay, and Iâll make you feel things no mortal ever dared to dream. Because if I canât have you willingly... Then Iâll make you need me. Even if I have to drown the world to do it.



