Originally posted on Underflow:
Fleet-footed Iris, swift as the storm, golden-winged goddess, I call out to you. Daughter of Thaumus, ancient one of the sea, and bright-lit Elektra of the thunderhead, sister…
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To Asteria
Originally posted on Underflow:
Asteria who dwells in darkness, star-bright, mistress of the spangled skies, I praise your name. Daughter of Phoebe, great of understanding, and restless Coeus who seeks to know…
To Enyo
Originally posted on Underflow:
To Enyo, beautiful, terrible goddess, I offer my praise. Companion of Ares, daughter of Hera and thundering Zeus, you delight in the clash of arms, the loud battle-cries;…
To Phobos and Deimos
Originally posted on Underflow:
Phobos and Deimos, great sons of Aphrodite and Ares who exceeds all warriors, companion of Enyo, fierce battle-goddess, and Eris who delights in all strife. Brothers two, ever-present…
To Harmonia
Originally posted on Underflow:
I call to you, Harmonia, child of love and war, of Ares who is strong of heart, of courage unrivaled, of Aphrodite whose might it is that binds…
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