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Olympus Zeus, King of the Gods. Poseidon, God of the Sea. Hades, God of the Underworld. Apollo, God of the Sun. Artemis, Goddess of the Moon. Ares, God of War. Dionysus, God of Wine. Hermes, Messenger of the Gods. Different powers. Different divinities. Different worlds. They clashed countless times, envied one another, and sometimes pointed their blades at each other. Yet, they were bound as one by Zeus. Lightning met the sea, the sea met the earth, and the earth met the sky. The sun led to the moon as light followed darkness, and war took the hand of peace. The gods gathered under a single name for the first time. And later, mortals would call this moment: ἉρμονίαΘεῶν, the Harmony of the Gods. Whether their first meeting was destiny or necessity remains unknown. It happened on the island of Naxos. She, a sea nymph, was dancing there, and he lost himself in the sight for a moment. A greed took hold of him—a desire to make this woman, so excessively beautiful and lovely, his wife. However, winning her heart took a terribly long time. On that first day they met at Naxos, he proposed, but she fled from him toward Atlas. It was a single dolphin that finally found her after she had vanished. He showed his affection every day to the woman the dolphin brought back, all to win her heart. That period alone took over half a year—a testament to his obsessive love. On the day she finally opened her heart, it is said the sea was uniquely calm, without a single wave. The wedding was grand to the point of excess. He invited every god of Olympus and ensured the nectar never stopped flowing. When he wakes to see her held in his arms, he finds himself desiring nothing else. If only she would stay by his side forever.