The Taglist is Dead I Killed Her

[Image Description: 6 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Ares stands in front of a fresco painted with swallows and flowers. He smooths one hand over the fresco, the other summoning a warhammer. Merope stands at the edge, looking down, hands folded. 2: He hits the wall with the hammer, revealing the edge of a door. 3: Ares lifts his helmet, as he stands before Thanatos, door open behind him. Thanatos is on the ground, hands still chained. He looks up at Ares, with surprise. There are scratches on the wall and feathers on the ground. Ares says "Do you know how much trouble you've caused?" 4: "Intimately" Thanatos replies, unchained, flying out of the room, feathers falling behind him. Ares stands behind him, with a small smile. End ID]

War Releases Death- 5 of 6

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And thus ends a month of sitting around by himself in the dark with only the ever growing number of souls in the wrong place weighing on him! I'm sure that has no psychological impact <3

[Image Description: 6 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Ares stands, readied, in front of Sisyphus, who kneels, arms open, "Lord Ares, Pleased to host you this-" 2: A close up of Ares, stabbing his spear to Sisyphus, who makes a "GAK" sound. Ares says "You've talked plenty." 3: Sisyphus curls on the ground, hands in a fist. Merope shouts, "No! Stop! Please!" being held back by three soldiers. 4: Sisyphus holds his bleeding throat, looking up at Ares, who walks past him. 5: Merope is on the ground. Ares leans, framing her chin with his hand, "Merope. You must know." He says. 6: She stares up at him, tears in her eyes, the soldiers behind her. Ares says, "You can end this suffering." End ID]

War Releases Death- 4 of 6

Ares logic: The Clever Liar Guy can't talk his way out of it if he can't talkkkkkk <3

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[Image Description: 2 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: A shattered cup and beads are scattered on the floor. One man leaves a bloody footprint on the ground, as several men's feet are seen stepping around the mess. Merope's skirt is shown at the edge, running. A red dialogue bubble reads "Gather all goods. Search every hall." 2: A cream text box reads "Ares, God of War." Ares is aiming a spear at Sisyphus on the ground, poised to attack. Sisyphus has one hand up. Men run through the hall behind him. Ares says "The tyranny ends now." his text box dripping like blood. End ID]

War Releases Death- 3 of 6

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[Image Description: A two panel lineart drawing of Ares, Hera and Aphrodite. 1: Hera scrubs a spouge on Ares' head, sitting in a water basin. He has black marks covering his face and arms. Hera grumbles, "No child of mine visits a lady covered in blood." Ares shouts "MA" grimacing. 2: Ares, all marks gone, holds a bundle of flowers, arms crossed, with marks to indicate a shimmer. Aphrodite playfully raises one hand to shade her eyes, and shouts "Ah! So Bright!" A arrow points to Ares labeled "white marble skin under "warpaint" End ID]

[Image Description: 6 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Sisyphus holds a cup to his lips, "Ungrateful lot, I say. I guaranteed them an eternal life." Merope shouts "Sisyphus!" 2: She gestures, pleading, "The farrier's grandmother can barely eat!" 3: "BANG" at the door. Merope steps back, shouting "Sisyphus!" 4: "BANG" Sisyphus sits up, eyes wide, brows furrowed. 5: "BANG" Merope looks panicked. 6: "CRASH" The doors open, and warriors, in assorted armor, stand in the entry, arms at the ready. One has a hole in his chest, and another has a large slash across his face. End ID]

War Releases Death- 2 of 6 1st

[Image Description: 5 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: A shot of the window, soldiers run toward the building in the distance 2: A woman's hands covers the window with a plank of wood. 3: The woman holds a plank, looking back, brows furrowed. Her hair is up, and she wears several pieces of jewlery. Sisyphus says, "We have hosted every manner of god." 4: Sisyphus smiles, holding up a cup as he reclines on a couch. "Yet you're scared of men?" 5: Sisyphus's wife, Merope, gestures as she says "Men who can not die. Men who are scared." Sisyphus looks at her, frowning, raising his cup. She continues, "That is a dangerous combination." End ID]

War Releases Death- 1 of 6

[Image Description: A digital drawing of the Illiad characters. Helen is in a purple dress, with gold hair ornaments and rich brown hair. Menelaus stands beside her, his helm tilted back on his head. He wears a gold chest plate, wearing a red tunic and with a dark blue skirt. Odysseus stands casually next to him, wearing bronze armor with green and dark blue patterns. His chest plate and helmet have owl faces. Agamemnon holds a spear, wearing a dark blue scale armor, with a horned helm and large shoulder plates. Thetis is a blue nymph, with a golden-blue shawl like the sun on the water and a purple dress. Achilles has one hand on Patroclus's shoulder, wearing golden armor holding a bronze spear. He has long blond hair. Patroclus has dark hair, with a sparse beard, and wears white armor with a green underskirt. Achilles and Patroclus share a gold sun pattern on their armor. End ID]

[Image Description: Digital drawings of The Odyssey characters, Odysseus wears a brown cloak wrapped around himself, looking at Penelope and holding her hand. Penelope wears a purple dress and veil with red patterns. Telemachus stands beside them, in a blue and white tunic with a green half cape. Circe holds up a bowl, wearing a red dress and capelet with purple and gold patterns. She has white makeup on. Calypso is a pale blue wearing a green blue dress, and has dark blue hair and a net-like veil. End ID]

[Image Description: digital drawings of Jason and the Argonauts, including Heracles, Medea, Jason, Pollux, Castor, Orpheus and Atalanta. They are drawn in a lineup in casual poses. Heracles is significantly taller than most, and wears a lion skin, tied around his neck and waist. he has a blue skirt. Medea is in a purple pattern dress with a red layer over and gold trimming. Jason is in a dark blue tunic and a jaguar cloak, holding a spear. He has one sandal and has short dark hair. Pollux and Castor wear identical armor and tunics, Pollux in gold, Castor in light blue. Pollux's hair almost floats and is a brighter more orange color, while Castor is a pale blond with flatter hair. Orpheus is in a rich brown tunic with black lines and dots on the edge, he holds a lyre and looks up at a small bird. Atalanta holds a bow, wearing a green and blue dress, with a bronze breastplate. End ID]

I think Mirabelle should be able to give her friends casual little kisses <33

[Image Description: 7 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Thanatos holds his hands out, cuffed, his eyes wide. The background is red and cracked, with skeletal hands reaching toward him. 2: Thanatos walks, being pulled, eyes wide, "Suffering" he says. 3: He stumbles as Sisyphus yanks him toward a door. "Endless suffering." He continues, "All will know you caused it." 4: He looks determined, "Please, if you are any manner of kind king." Sisyphus looks back at him out of the corner of his eye, almost glaring. Thanatos continues "Release me, or all things Suffer." 5: Sisyphus tosses him into the wall of a closet. shouting "Death speaks to a man of Kindness?" 6: "HA" Thanatos stares up at him, brows furrowed. Sisyphus's shadow is overlapped on him, a thin outline of a skull in the shadow. "I'm not as gullible as you to believe that." 7: The door slams, and Thanatos kneels on the ground, wings lowered around him. End ID]

Chaining Death: 4 of 4

Sisyphus's greatest crime, allowing the suffering of many to avoid his own end. ....Spoiler alert, Ares gets REAL mad that nobody is dying and rescues Thanatos (I MIGHT do that section too later idk)

[Image Description: 5 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Sisyphus latches the chains on Thanatos' wrist. 2: Thanatos leans back, shouting "You Dare?!" Sisyphus leans forward, one hand on his throat, the other pulling the chains. "I expect Hepheastus' work can stay even Death." 3: Thanatos flies up, pulling and kicking, "I will send you directly to Tartuarus!" 4: Sisyphus pulls back on the chains. "As if you could accomplish such!" 5: Thanaos falls to the ground, face shadowed. Sisyphus comments "You soft hearted fool." ID]

Chaining Death: 3 of 4

[Image Description: 5 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: Sisyphus raises his hand, lightly placing the cuff on Thanatos' wrist. "Satisfy one last curiosity for me. You must show me how they work." Sisyphus says. 2: "Then I can be at peace with my lot." Sisyphus continues. Thanatos puts his sword away, brows furrowed. 3: Thanatos "humf"s and glares at the cuff. 4: a close up of his hands putting the cuff together. "They are the craft of Hephaestus. Unbreakable chains," he explains. 5: Sisyphus kneels to look closely at the chain Thanatos left undone in his hand. He cheers "Of course! No other than Hephaestus could craft the like of these." Thanatos looks at him curiously, arms outstretched to show the chains. End ID]

Chaining Death: 2 of 4

Thanatos is peaceful death.... and it seems someone knows that.

[Image Description: 5 lineart comic panels, set in greek mythology. 1: A black winged figure with white bones in the outline of the wings hovers behind a greek man in a cloak. "Sisyphus, King of Corinth." he says, text in white on a black bubble. 2: A red pair of manacles dangle from his hand, cropped to make a red line across Sisyphus's neck. He looks at them intently. 3: A rectangular bubble reads "Thanatos, God of Death." He holds the manicals in one hand, a sword in the other. His bone structure is visible under his skin. He continues "You have betrayed the King of Gods. He has sent me to seal your fate." 4: Sisyphus looks down, serious, "I will go with you. As any mortal man must." 5: He smiles, walking closer to Thanatos, arms outstretched, "But what fine bracelets are these?" He asks. Thanatos holds them up higher, brows furrowed. End ID]

Chaining Death: 1 of 4

[Image Description: Digital Drawing of Demeter. She has golden skin and dark hair tied up with a corn husk crown. She holds a cornucopia with fruit and squash. She wears a brown skirt with green and gold lines, and a green shawl. End ID]