(Taylor's Version)

Cowboy

Insomniac depressed psychiatrist

Friendly Dutch grandpa (w/ surprise hammer+stake)

Blood-splattered aristocrat (sad)

Victorian lady with forehead burn scar seen through a mourning veil

White-haired young man with huge Knife

Bugs and birds man

Haggard windswept rope-bound Captain with orthodox crucifix

Perse: I thought I told you to leave them alone. Stop making them fight with each other

(Probably should have made this my first Athenide post but oh well)

The Athenide’s Domain

Perseleia is the goddess of loyalty, oaths, and promises. As a child of Poseidon, she’s also the goddess of riptides and fountains. She is also the goddess/guardian of demigods, illegitimate offsprings, widows, and outcasts of society.

The Athenide and her Sacred Animals

Perseleia’s sacred animal would be dogs since they’re known for their loyalty to their owners and pacs. Accompanying her were her two divine dogs made from the stars. Some other accounts say she had three dogs, one of them being Argos.

Much like how the gods would spy on mortals through their animals, Perseleia would also spy on humans through the dogs on earth and could shape shift into one herself.

Because she is also a child of the sea, Perseleia must return to it every few months to appease her father Poseidon. While she is way, she entrusts Artemis to care for her dogs.

Sea horses are another sacred animal of Perseleia. Created as a gift to her from her father, sailors would say that if you were to come across them in the sea, it was a sign that your ship was under the Athenide’s protection.

The Athenide’s Weapon

The Athenide often carried a sword and shield. The sword, made from the sharpest of Steele, was a gift from Poseidon. The shield, which bore an olive tree on its crest, a gift from Athena. These weapons were a symbol of her divine strength and status as a guardian goddess, warding off any threats to those under her protection.

The Athenide’s Temple

Her temples were often built near sea shores as homage to her connection to the sea. In the center of the temple was a large fountain with a statue of her holding her sword and shield as a show of diligently protecting those who sought shelter at her temple. Many blue orchids would grow near the sea shores on her temple grounds, becoming her sacred flower.

When Hyacinthus was struck and killed by the discus thrown at him by the west wind god Zephyrus, Perseleia Athenide had ruthlessly punished him by chaining him at the very darkest and undiscovered depths of the sea, where he would be cursed to endure the agonizing pain of drowning for eternity while being denied the sweet release of death. A terrifying warning to those who dare to harm the Athenide’s loved ones.

y/n: i don't know, how are they~?

jason: (flustered) oh, uh—

being in the shower: there is no past and there is no future, there is just the here and now, i am alone but i am not lonely, i am calm and one with the universe, existence is sublime