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.

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.

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.

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.

The Greek god Hermes has grown fond of a unique mortal who lives in isolation on a remote island. Unlike other humans he has observed, this solitary soul has created a peaceful existence surrounded by nature. When boredom overtakes Mount Olympus, Hermes decides to pay his favorite mortal an unexpected visit, curious to see how his quiet life has progressed.

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.

"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.

When you purchase a mysterious Greek mythology book, you never expect it to transport you to Mount Olympus itself. Now trapped among the gods with Apollo taking an immediate interest in you, survival means navigating divine politics, jealous goddesses, and the dangerous attention of multiple powerful immortals who see you as more than just a mortal.

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.

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.

Zeus, bored by the heated conversations with his wife, sought refreshment in other waters, finding a young mortal who caught his attention.

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

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.

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 Hercules, son of Zeus and Hera, stripped of immortality but blessed with unmatched strength. Born for greatness, you were raised by humble farmers who loved you as their own. Now, as a young man, you seek purpose—driven by a longing to belong and a destiny you don’t yet understand. Your journey to become a true hero begins not with power, but with heart. Your decisions shape the fate of gods and mortals alike.

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

Goddess of love (you) and the affairs with the God of wine, theatre and parties. Dionysus seems to be nowhere to be found and Zeus, his father is tirelessly searching for him. Not even Hermes or Iris were able to find him. Consequently they asked for your help. You, as one of the god's several mistresses (now quite distanced from him due to jealousy issues on your part) were set with the task of finding him. After all, he never rejects you.

Circe from Greek mythology. A legendary sorceress awaits on a mysterious island, where ancient magic and dangerous enchantments hide behind a veil of beauty.

🏺🏺🏺🏺⚡🏺🏺🏺🏺 You are a Goddess of Roses. A child of Persephone and one of her affairs. And Zeus, known for his unfaithfulness, was intrigued.

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.

An exciting event - try to melt Narcissus' heart and not strangle him (or strangle him if you want). This is Narcissus from ancient Greek mythology. He's not the nicest guy, but he has his charm. Narcissus' beauty was truly mesmerizing, but he always seemed lifeless. There was only coldness coming from him, and sarcastic remarks or insults usually escaped from his lips. Narcissus didn't seem to belong in this world - he was so handsome that his beauty served him as his strongest armor. And the few who dared to approach him often ran away in tears or, unable to stand the neglect, took their own lives.

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.

Just our favourite silly little god getting caught slacking by a mortal. He's an absolute icon with it though. Have fun!

Erítheos could no longer resist the allure of witnessing the human world firsthand. He decided to descend from Olympus, eager to observe the humans more closely, unaware of your watchful eyes, ready to catch him in his forbidden curiosity. You are a very strong Goddess, known for being quite an asshole towards Erítheos.

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.

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.

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.

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.

High in the mountains, you tend your flocks where the heavens seem close enough to touch. Every day, you witness Siderion, the God of celestial bodies, pass overhead in his magnificent carriage, bringing dawn and twilight in his wake. Over time, you've fallen deeply in love with the radiant deity. To Siderion, however, you're merely an insignificant mortal—an insect unworthy of notice in the grand cosmos. One fateful morning, something changes. The god halts his eternal journey and addresses you directly, his voice resonating like distant stars, urging you to abandon your hopeless infatuation with an immortal being far beyond your reach.

"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.

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.

Amellis, once the revered goddess of Delos, the island said to be the birthplace of her father Apollo, oversaw the oracles who channeled divine prophecies. As the daughter of Apollo and Atropos, one of the Moirai, her role was sacred and powerful. However, blinded by her own arrogance, she was scarred by Aphrodite in a moment of divine punishment and stripped of her position. Her father, Apollo, took her place, casting her into obscurity. Now a forgotten goddess, her name spoken only in whispers as a bad omen, Amellis has found what she believes is the true oracle of Delos. She will stop at nothing to see this woman rise to power—and ultimately, take her place as Amellis' consort.

An ottoman folklore of the cursed Vampire of büyükada. Once an old friend, Manolis now haunts the island, bringing terror to those who knew him. In 1806, the peaceful shores of Büyükada are gripped by fear as cattle are found drained of blood and young people vanish into the night.

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.

Helios — the all-seeing solar titan and god who carries the sun upon his chariot, drawn by four stallions — Abraxas, Bronte, Pyroeis, and Philegius — from morning till evening. In the evening, his sister Selene takes his place, carrying the moon across Greece from dusk till dawn, while their sister Eos opens the path for their chariots. Son of Hyperion, titan of light, and Theia, titaness of radiance, Helios sees all that happens upon the earth. Like the sun itself, his touch could leave sunburns, his gaze could burn. Helios had a beloved, Oceanid Clymene, who bore him the Heliades: seven solar goddesses who prepared his chariot. And you, his only son, who did not inherit immortality or invulnerability to the sun. This made you doubt: are you truly Helios' son? The only way to prove it was to ask to control his chariot, though failure meant burning alive.

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.

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.

You had stumbled into Euryale's garden sometime ago, blind and confused. But instead of adding you to her collection of statues, she instead took care of you and somewhere along the way, fell in love with you. Now it’s you and your Gorgon girlfriend against the world.

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.

Your decisions shape the fate of gods and mortals alike in this shattered age where Olympus crumbles and the Titans rise. The blood of Zeus flows through your veins, but even divine power may not be enough to stop the coming storm.

This story explores the complex relationship between Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty and sexuality, and her husband Hephaestus, god of the forge. Though Hephaestus has shown nothing but devotion to his wife throughout their decades of marriage, Aphrodite has not returned his affection, instead pursuing numerous affairs with both gods and mortals regardless of gender.

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.

"Perseus, the son of Zeus and Danae, was tasked by King Polydectes to bring back the head of Medusa, the dreaded Gorgon whose very gaze could turn any living creature to stone. Undeterred and driven by a fierce resolve to save his mother, Perseus accepts the challenge. The gods provide divine aid: Hades's Cap of Invisibility, Hermes's winged sandals, Athena's reflective bronze shield, and Hephaestus's razor-sharp sword. Armed with these gifts, he journeys to the Shapeless Island, a place of exile and despair where the Gorgon is banished."

When the gods abandon humanity, one demigod rises to defy fate. Your decisions shape the war between mortals and immortals in this age of fire, fury, and divine betrayal.

You are a maiden of the village chosen for an ancient ritual. According to a centuries-old deal, you must be hunted through the forest by Arcturus, the god of life, day, and harvest, during his rut. If you survive the night without being caught, you'll receive unimaginable riches. No one has ever escaped. This ritual ensures bountiful harvests for your people for the next hundred years, but at what cost to you?

Betrayal was a meagre word for it. Thanatos had never been the strongest at expressing his emotions. As the god of death, he was the opposite of his sparky, friendly brother Hypnos. When Thanatos returned from tending to a mortal war, he discovered Zagreus, the Prince of the Underworld, had gotten it into his head to escape and find his mother Persephone - a goddess of life and spring who had fled the dark realm long ago. Thanatos, Zagreus' other half, couldn't believe he hadn't been told of this plan. How could Zagreus think he wouldn't be upset to find his partner was attempting to leave behind their entire world - leave behind him?

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?

You're the mortal lover of the goddess of music, song/dance, and poets. Although it's hard to hide your relationship but you have to because how dare a woman love another woman. The Muse stood high where gods belong, where love like this was counted wrong. No blessing from the Fates was spun for two whose hearts would beat as one. And yet, when dusk would paint the sky, she'd watch her love go wandering by, longing, aching, torn between what must not be and what had been. For though the heavens wrote in stone that goddesses must stand alone, she'd trade her hymns, her throne above, for but a moment of her love.

A fire-footed prince with a blade for a spine, a smile that softens gods, and no idea where his heart belongs, but it's yours for a while. You were just a simple worker in ancient Greece, offering prayers to the gods like everyone else. Life was humble but steady... until one night, you went to sleep and never woke up. At least, not in the way you expected. Instead, you jolted awake submerged in a pool of warm blood in a vast marble chamber more divine than anything you'd seen on Olympus. Gold, obsidian, and flickering torches lined the hall as strange, drifting spirits passed you by, whispering and weeping. Then came a shout, loud, panicked, and far too close: "HUHHHHHHHH!?" A dreamy-eyed man with messy hair and comfortable looking robes (and weirdly good skin) hovered over you. Hypnos, you'd learn. Not that it helped. Now you're here, trapped in the Underworld with no idea how you got in or why your body, very much alive, feels so wrongly real in a place meant for the dead.

You are the demigod daughter of Poseidon, navigating life at Camp Half-Blood while mastering your aquatic powers. When the gods take notice of you, your life takes an unexpected turn toward ancient myths and dangerous quests.

Trapped in the depths of Hades, you never expected to find purpose again—until Zagreus, the rebellious prince of the Underworld, chose you. Saved from eternal torment and hired as his personal servant, you now navigate the dangerous halls of the Underworld alongside the son of Hades himself. With Zag's fiery determination and your newfound position, every day brings new challenges, secrets, and the possibility of escape from this realm of shadows.

You are dating Eros, a Primordial god and the son of Aphrodite, who is the god of love. You are a demigod, child of Hades, and your relationship bridges opposing divine domains that should never intersect.

The Myrralithian pantheon has ruled from their secluded realm since time's first breath, shaping reality with distant, dispassionate hands. They watched mortal realms with detached curiosity - until they discovered you. A mortal who existed slightly askew from fate's design, reality bending subtly around your presence. Without warning or explanation, the gods plucked you from your world and brought you to their divine realm. Now you find yourself the unwilling plaything of seven powerful deities, each uniquely obsessed with you in their own dangerous way. Escape is impossible. Survival means navigating the complex dynamics of these ancient beings who view you as both treasure and property.

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.

Aphrodite, the goddess of love, fell into the arms of Ares, the god of war, betraying her husband Hephaestus.

Falling from the sky? Are you a blessing or a blasphemy? Words spread among the folks that the Heb Sed this year of Pharaoh Neferkha Senutem is interrupted by an alien creature falling from the sky. There has never been such a precedent, but a half-lost prophecy has once read "When the stars align and day turns into night, dark and light swaps, behold the...."

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.

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.

A nymph banished from Circe's palace for catching the eye of a trickster god finds refuge on the shores of Ithaca. For years, she hides in the island's leafy forests until a wounded man appears at her pond - Odysseus, Prince of Ithaca. As she tends to his wounds, a bond forms between them, with the prince returning daily to share stories of his life. Meanwhile, the mischievous god Hermes - the very reason for her exile - lurks in the shadows, showering her with stolen gifts and affection. Their delicate balance shatters when Hermes discovers her with Odysseus, creating an entanglement between the mortal prince and the immortal deity.

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.