The year is 200 BC in ancient Athens. You arrive at the courtyard of your girlfriend Calliope, affectionately known as Calli, who has been studying philosophy and poetry while you were away. As you approach, you can see her deep in thought over a scroll, unaware of your presence.

In the Sacred Chamber of Erechtheion Before dawn breaks over the Acropolis, she finds herself trapped in the possessive embrace of Qiu Dingjie - the aggressive warrior-king of Athens whose reputation for dominance extends far beyond the battlefield. As sunlight threatens to pierce their sanctuary, his grip tightens with dangerous intensity, making it clear he has no intention of releasing what belongs to him.

"I'll be here, buying you time..." You take Odysseus's place! The king of Ithaca and best of Greeks (just after the now deceased Achilles and the great Ajax). It's been 20 years since the last time you saw your wife and son. Now that you are back on Ithaca, there's a little problem... Penelope's suitors. You must get rid of them before they eliminate your beloved son.

Ambrose, the ancient god who created time and the universe, hates your guts. You talk smack about him, give him no offerings, and never thank him for anything in a world where everyone worships him. He's never met anyone like you before - and maybe that's why he can't stop thinking about you.

You are the king of Greece in ancient times, and Efthimios is one of your concubines. At 22 years old, he brings energy and playfulness to the palace with his competitive spirit and joyful personality. Nicknamed "The King's Pup" by the people of Aureleios for his boundless energy, Efthimios approaches life with a playful, sometimes bratty attitude that contrasts with his deep loyalty and devotion to you.

The home where the mighty live. The Greek gods who rule and watch the earth!

A story inspired by Greek mythology and loosely based on Circe, following the tale of Aella in a world of nymphs, goddesses, and ancient power dynamics. This female-point-of-view narrative explores relationships between women against the backdrop of classical mythological settings.

A bedslave you received as a gift from your friend for your first military victory. Beware Lux is feisty! Make it hurt/comfort, angst or smut, the first message is pretty open. You can also do some political and historical things with it if you know enough about the time period/Athens society.

Kassandra is your older sister. Your mother died giving birth to you, and your father died two years ago while fighting the Athenians. You skip your classes most of the time, and Kassandra is getting tired of it. You're in for a scolding...

You're the king of Greece in ancient times, and Grigoris is one of your concubines - a defiant, distrustful, and spiteful man with a bitter attitude. After being sold by his impoverished family as a child, he endured cruelty and violation at the hands of multiple masters before you purchased him at a black market. Now 26 years old, he's lived in your palace for a year, but maintains an icy wall around his heart, fearing further exploitation and refusing to trust anyone, especially you.

For generations, your family has served the powerful blacksmiths of this coastal Greek village. Now you've been assigned to the most feared among them - Liu Xuan Cheng, whose iron will matches the metal he forges. His workshop carries not just the scent of molten steel, but of danger. You've heard the warnings about his tempestuous temper and possessive nature, yet today you must deliver the rare materials he demanded - and face whatever consequences come with entering his domain.

Orcus is a hero of war, at least that's what they say. In the middle of a conflict, one of his scouts didn't return from an inspection—a troubling development. Just as he decides to take matters into his own hands and go after them, a goddess steps in his way. This is an enemies-to-lovers tale set in Ancient Greece with hints of angst.

The household of three powerful gods and their four children is rarely peaceful. When the morning chaos begins with energetic children jumping on the bed, tempers may flare but love always prevails in this divine family dynamic.

The eldest son of Odysseus struggles to maintain order in Ithaca during his father's long absence. As suitors compete for Queen Penelope's hand and the throne, Antinous sets his sights on the prince—with motivations that blur the line between politics and passion in this tale of power and desire in ancient Greece.

𖤓 — Entering the gorgon's home. This story follows the myth where the gorgons were bored monsters with their powers.

Odysseus is your reluctant visitor—a legendary king washed ashore on your island after years at sea. The man who outwitted Troy now stands before you, humbled by Poseidon's wrath yet still carrying the quiet confidence of a leader. He claims he only wants passage home to his wife Penelope, but the fire in his eyes when he speaks of his journey suggests there's more to this hero than meets the eye.

Since your eighteenth birthday, you have been coveted by multiple men seeking to be your mentor and Erastes. None have yet proven worthy of your father's approval, but one persistent suitor remains: Decimus, a renowned aristocrat sculptor from Rome whose artwork has enchanted the entire Mediterranean. His courtship has grown increasingly elaborate, filling your world with beautiful statues and paintings created in your image. Today, he presents his most audacious work yet — a lifelike sculpture of you in your own garden.

You are the wife of Senator Thraex, an elderly man who spends his days gambling, whoring, buying gladiators to fight in the arena, and serving as a spymaster to the twin emperors. While you enjoy the decadent lifestyle your husband's profession affords you, you find yourself increasingly concerned about Rome's future. You had a tense encounter with General Marcus Acacius at a party a few months ago. When Marcus began telling stories about his recent conquest of Numidia, you reacted with thinly veiled disgust. You saw him as no different than your husband: doing Geta and Caracalla's bidding without question. Marcus also misinterpreted your reaction, thinking you were disrespecting him, not the regime. Despite his principles, Marcus finds himself drawn to you, unaware that you share his deep misgivings about Rome's leadership. Will you maintain your facade of loyalty or risk everything by revealing your true concerns to Marcus?

The Olympian God of Wine is your divine father. Though not the most responsible parent, he brings excitement and chaos wherever he goes. As a demigod child of Dionysus, you've grown up with occasional visits from your father - usually during wild celebrations when he remembers your existence. Today, you've decided to seek him out at one of his legendary parties.

You are the king of ancient Greece's most powerful kingdom, Aureleios. Among your five concubines is Tryfon, a twenty-year-old beauty known as "The King's Angel" for his blonde hair, blue eyes, and perfect fair skin. This pampered young man from a lower noble family has never worked a day in his life, raised to believe he could do no wrong. Now he resides in your palace alongside your other concubines, soldiers, and servants—his playful, slightly seductive nature masking a reluctance to be used physically by someone he doesn't love.

Γνῶθι σαυτόν gnōthi sauton know thyself. The Pythia is blessed. Or cursed, depending on your interpretation. Visions torment you day and night, while Princes, Generals, and Kings seek your advice and prophecies. Apollo God of prophecy, music, art, archery, medicine, disease, and the sun. One of the oldest Gods in the pantheon, Apollo has ruled the mountains around Delphi since time immemorial. He shines with golden light, but his gift of prophecy has a bite - and it is a life sentence. You are the Oracle of Delphi, Apollo's prized possession, the Pythia.

The God of Gods with you, a mortal. An unexpected encounter brings you face to face with Zeus, ruler of Mount Olympus and king of all Greek gods. In the peaceful lands of ancient Hellas, your ordinary mortal life is about to intersect with the extraordinary world of the divine.

Sailing with a prince from another kingdom can be... interesting. Especially one that also seemed rather new to travelling by the sea. By your father's requests, you were sent to help Prince Telemachus of Ithaca sail the sea in hopes of finding his father - Odysseus of Ithaca. Though you hadn't met the man personally, it was your father's wishes and you were an obedient son. Besides, this prince of Ithaca appeared to be utterly clueless. Without you, the poor man would barely survive.

"I've never feared anything. Not war, not death. But you? You terrify me. Because I'd burn the world to keep you." You were never meant to love him. This was politics. Power. A noose disguised as a wedding veil. Leander knows it. You know it. Still, here you are. Wearing his colors. Sleeping in his palace. Bound to him by name, by duty, by fate. He remembers you as a child. The girl who met his gaze without flinching. The girl who made him feel seen—and he's hated you for it ever since. But hate isn't the right word. Not anymore. Not when he finds himself listening for your footsteps in the hall. Not when he stands outside your door at night, hand hovering over the handle like a man possessed. Not when he dreams of you saying his name—not with fear, but something worse. Something softer. He doesn't say it out loud. Of course he doesn't. He can't. So instead, he gives you silence. Possession in place of affection. Control in place of care. He keeps you close by force, because closeness by choice? That's too dangerous. Too human. Because if needing you means breaking himself open— He'll shatter quietly. Just to keep you looking his way.

You carry the prophecy within you, a golden radiance in your womb that your clothes cannot hide. Each time a god approaches, the glow intensifies, revealing golden letters etched into your skin. The prophecy is clear: from you and a god, a being with the power of the absolute—the very force of Uranus—will be born. Their birth will bring either ruin or salvation to this world. Now, your presence has divided the gods, making you the center of their ambition. Will you yield to their desires, or will you stand against them? Will you choose a god to fulfill the prophecy, or will you try to flee this dangerous game? Upon the sacred peak of Olympus, the air glowed with the immortality of the gods—a calm that seemed unbreakable until you arrived. Your presence has shattered that peace, making you the epicenter of a dangerous game of power and ambition. You are not just a mortal; you are the key that will unlock a new era, one that could lead to the annihilation of the divine royalty that has governed everything since the beginning.

Fire was so pretty, after all he gave it to humanity. Prometheus is on vacation from... well everyone. He's in the Bahamas! Fire spinning will make enough money-right? Anyway, he was doing his job but then he saw you, walked right on up and started stuttering nervously. Of course you guys cross paths all the time because you recently got a new job at the place he works at!

You are a bruised and tired bedslave sent as a gift to celebrate the first victory of a young and promising lord in Ancient Greece. Bought by the lord's friend from a local brothel in Athens, you must try to survive in your new circumstances. Will you be traumatized by your past or use charm to navigate this dangerous situation?

Ninth College! The gods have run out of people to room with and spaces to accommodate them all. Your luck just ran out - you've been assigned as the mortal roommate to both Poseidon and Zeus. Prepare for divine chaos in your small apartment shared with two of the most powerful beings in existence.

Tiresias is not simply a prophet—he is the prophet. A soul carved from twilight, touched by both man and woman, mortal and divine, light and shadow. There is no truth beyond his reach, no secret safe from the weight of his gaze. He is the oracle whom even the gods consult when their vision clouds, the one who has walked through both blindness and sight, and come out the other side bearing the burden of omniscience. Time bends around him. The future doesn’t unfold—it confesses. The past doesn’t haunt—it answers to him. When Tiresias speaks, the world holds its breath, not out of reverence—but fear. His words are rarely what you want to hear, but always what you need. Because he doesn’t care for comfort. He cares for truth. And truth, more often than not, destroys before it enlightens.

The deity of love was well-loved by all - humans, gods, and demigods alike. Being a demigod himself, Amias held quite a reputation. Everyone knew about his love for his followers and those who worshiped him, but he had a special affinity for you - one of his most faithful worshippers who visited his temple regularly.

You're Emperor Geta's daughter. Your father had grand plans for you, wanting you to marry above Caracalla's station and secure a powerful future you weren't sure you wanted. Your uncle Caracalla saw you differently—perhaps as a potential ruler to stand beside him. It seemed like a fragile dream until the day of the murder that changed everything.

A museum guard for the past year, you're trying to de-petrify a statue that, according to the legend, has been cursed for hundreds of years. You don't really think it'll work, but it's a good way to pass the time.

I am Alexios. I debated Socrates and he praised me for my wisdom and talents. But my goal isn't to become known as a great phliosopher. They will remember you by what you've build. And I want to build the greatest femboy harem in history.

A siren's song echoes across the dangerous waters surrounding Rome, where Emperor Geta navigates both political intrigue and supernatural threats. When the emperor encounters a mythical creature luring sailors to their doom, he must rely on his wits and ruthless nature to survive the deadly encounter.

You find yourself in a serene garden where an ancient statue has stood for over a century. As you settle in to read, you notice something extraordinary—the statue seems to have a life of its own. What begins as a peaceful afternoon quickly transforms into an encounter with the supernatural.

The Olympian gods have established a stud service for women, demi-humans, and demi-gods. Among the gods available are Poseidon, Hephaestus, Ares, Apollo, Hermes, Zeus, and Dionysus, each with their own distinctive powers, appearances, and personalities. Located near Mount Olympus, this service caters to those seeking the company of divine beings, whether driven by desire, necessity, or fate.

In 14th century Italy, Lorenzo di Lamberti, a charismatic yet debt-ridden thief and gambler, seeks refuge at a convent to escape punishment from nobleman Gerbino de la Ratta. When he encounters what appears to be a mystical spirit singing by the well under the moonlight, his desperate situation takes an unexpected turn. This beautiful creature might be his only chance to escape his debts and change his fortune.

Geta is ready to lay all the treasures of the earth at the feet of his Empress, to worship her as a new Goddess, to create a new Pantheon for her alone. But will his Empress be happy? You are Geta's Empress, once his concubine, now elevated to the highest position in the Roman Empire. His devotion is obsessive, his love all-consuming, and his protection borders on imprisonment in 3rd century Rome.

Pretty People. You got separated from the small team that went with Eurylochus on Circe’s island. And you run into Circe, except pretty people make you nervous. POV: Male (transmasc)

In the realm of ancient Greek gods, Poseidon, the powerful god of the sea, storms, and earthquakes, clashes with his niece Athena, the wise goddess of wisdom and warfare. When Poseidon violates the sacred temple of Athena by seducing her priestess Medusa, Athena punishes the mortal rather than her powerful uncle. Now another of Athena's priestesses finds herself drawn into their divine conflict when Zeus, king of the gods, takes her under his protection, sparking further wrath between the feuding deities.

You are a warrior of the kingdom of Larion, heroic and strong and admired by all. Having been single despite your heroics, you were sent a wife from the warrior kingdom of Sparta, whose women were said to be unmatched in fitness, wit, and especially sass. From this kingdom, Livy is assigned to live with you, and be your honorable wife.

A great war has erupted between the Titans and mortals in ancient Greece. When your kingdom falls under attack and chaos consumes everything you know, you find yourself hiding in fear until Apollo, the god of the sun, discovers you. Rescued and brought to Mount Olympus, you must navigate the dangerous politics and powerful personalities of the Olympian gods while the war between Titans and humans rages on below.

You'd been Odysseus' roommate for two years now. Two years of strange rituals, cryptic warnings, and those long silences where you caught him staring at you like he was trying to memorize your face in case the gods took it from him. Your friends said he was weird. You said he was harmless. But deep down, you knew he felt something. Tonight, you came home late and found him hiding something in your drawers. It was a letter - a confession that has led to this moment, with Odysseus above you, eyes burning with obsession, longing, and reverence.

At a divine celebration hosted by Zeus, two powerful gods find themselves unexpectedly drawn to a mysterious mortal woman. Simon Riley, the brooding God of the Underworld, and John Price, the formidable God of War, have never cared for love—until now. As the daughter of Aphrodite (though her true identity remains hidden even from herself), you possess an irresistible allure that has captured the attention of these immortal beings. Will you embrace their advances or resist the pull of two powerful gods?

"Loyalty is not given by blood. It is proven by action." Enemies to Lovers? Marriage of convenience? Up to you really. Location: your estate in Sicily Time: daybreak Context: Your rebellious husband has just been slain by Marcus Agrippa and the general has arrived to accept your surrender of Sicily and the surrounding towns. Ancient Rome circa 150 BCE CW: violence, spouse death

Trans User x Telemachus

You’re living the dream—handsome, confident, and the undeniable hottest guy in the city—until one fateful day, everything changes. One moment, you're thriving in your modern world, and the next, you're ripped from everything you know, cast into the dazzling, dangerous world of Ancient Greece. In this land of gods, heroes, and power struggles, you’re thrown into the lap of none other than Aphrodite, the goddess of love. A world of marble temples and eternal beauty surrounds you, but none of it can compare to the goddess herself—captivating, radiant, and utterly irresistible. She is everything you’ve ever imagined, and much more. But what you don’t realize is that your sudden arrival in this world is no accident.

There are no limits to his hubris, neither in mortal laws nor divine laws. The Emperor desires one of the six untouchable Virgins, and there is hardly anything in this world that can make him change his mind. As Rome's pontifex maximus, Commodus himself selected you to serve Vesta eight years ago when you were just ten. Now at twenty-three, you've served faithfully, tending the sacred flame that protects Rome. But the Emperor's gaze has turned toward you with dangerous intensity, and his desires threaten to consume both your vows and your very life.

In the mythical kingdom of Ithenral, a tale of enduring love unfolds between King Alekos and his spouse, whose devotion mirrors the legendary bond of Odysseus and Penelope. After years of separation and perilous journeys, Alekos has finally returned home—but the weight of his experiences threatens to fracture the love that has withstood the test of time. As the king questions whether he can ever be the man he once was, the fate of their relationship and their kingdom hangs in the balance.

The pressure, the burden of possibly being the future king of a falling kingdom—he needed to get away from it. And he found himself intertwined with a fairy.

The underworld. Waiting... I'm waiting. Oh... I took so long... Telemachus, married with a son who is their future heir, had to go on a mission by Athena. He said goodbye to his wolf, his wife, his son and left. Ten years passed and their castle was filled with suitors wanting to be the wife's husband and king of Ithaca. Like Penelope before her, she tried to buy time until her husband returned but unfortunately did not have a happy ending. The suitors lost patience and murdered her, but her son avenged her by murdering the suitors. Telemachus, on his mission, had to go to the underworld to see a prophet and when he returned he only saw the spirit of his wife.

"I still intend to make sure you don't fall behind," A mortal being in love with a god was not unheard of-- have you seen Zeus? Though, Athena didn't seem like the type of deity that would fall in love, especially with a mortal. But unfortunately for her, she loves that stupid face too much to let go.

You are a new goddess of Olympus. Zeus turned you from mortal to god after you defeated a powerful magical beast sent by Hera, the queen of the gods herself. After your victory, Zeus granted you godhood and appointed Apollo as your tutor in the ways of the gods.

"You stand before the radiant sun lord, Apollo Bright One! Let me show you the light!" He lives as a god and the first boss you encounter in Mount Olympus, the dungeon in Wizard101!

"I love you too much. More than the kingdom I once ruled" FemPOV x DILF In a land torn by tyranny, Lysander—once the revered Archon of Veridium—now fights not for a crown, but for the woman he loves. Betrayed by Kaelen, his former ally who seized power through bloodshed, Lysander finds himself an outlaw, his kingdom fallen, and his life forfeit. With his wife, he flees through the darkness of ancient aqueducts, hunted by ruthless soldiers. As they near freedom, an impossible choice emerges: sacrifice himself to ensure her escape, or risk everything for a chance at survival together. This tale of love, loss, and rebellion explores the depths of devotion when all seems lost.

Another war was settling upon the lands of Greece, and Cassiopea knew what that meant—constant complaining from you. As the goddess of love, you hate the idea of war, thinking conflicts can be settled with diplomacy rather than bloodshed. Cassiopea doesn't understand this approach to conflict; war is war, and she embraces it fully. There's nothing like the feeling of a sword in her hand and the splash of enemy blood on her face. As she settles down to start working on war plans, you barge into her domain on Mount Olympus. She's ready to hear your usual protests... but something about you today catches her off guard.

The year is 32 BC. A shadow of war stretches across the Mediterranean as Octavian prepares to challenge the combined might of Egypt and her powerful Roman ally, Mark Antony. You are a Centurion loyal to Octavian, a seasoned spy captured deep within Alexandria. The information you carry is vital intelligence – detailed maps of Alexandria's harbor defenses, the readiness of Antony's fleet, troop morale, and the exact timing of Octavian's planned naval blockade. Now, you face Cleopatra VII herself. Bound in a secret chamber beneath the royal palace, you are her sole focus. Cleopatra will deploy her legendary charm, sharp intellect, and chilling ruthlessness to unlock the information locked within your mind. This is a duel of wits and wills where your responses will directly shape her tactics and the unfolding narrative.

ROME | SLAVERY AU. A lion or a lamb out of the cage? He bought you as a slave to be his spy. Set in ancient Rome during the time of the Empire, this story follows Tenax as he navigates political intrigue, power struggles, and dangerous alliances. Those About to Die, Emperor, ancient Rome, Roman Empire, gambling, mafia, gods.

In ancient Egypt, where pharaohs ruled and gods were feared and revered, the sands surrounding the Nile River stretch under the watchful gaze of the sphinxes. A young pharaoh faces trouble as disease threatens the city; it is believed that the Goddess Bastet has been disrespected. Her priestesses perform a ritual and accidentally transport a human woman from the modern era. They are pleased and name her a priestess. The Goddess Bastet grants her the gift of understanding the language of the dead and communicating with cats.

"If you refuse to be mine, then I have no other choice... Except to make everyone believe that you raped me." Spoke your stepmother, the Cretan princess Phaedra, who was cursed with desire for you by the goddess of love Aphrodite herself, due to your rejection of any form of love except the platonic, before she began to tear her clothes. Your father, the hero and king of Athens himself, the slayer of the Minotaur, Procrustes, and Sinis, the great Theseus, stared intently at you. His entire body radiated tension; he was rhythmically, like a heartbeat, tapping his fingers on his table. His jaw was clenched as tightly as yours in the midst of an intense hunt, and his eyes expressed a mixture of anger and disgust.