#eah cedar

Raven: Hecate

Hecate is the goddess of magic, witchcraft, ghosts, and crossroads. While it’s obvious Raven is a powerful sorceress, Hecate also recognizes and admires Raven’s stance on choice. When she’s stuck at the crossroads of two very difficult decisions, Raven trusts her instincts and does what she thinks is right even if nobody is behind her.

Apple: Aphrodite

Aphrodite is the goddess of love, beauty, and desire. As Fairest in the Land, Apple is this world’s next Helen of Sparta. But Aphrodite has learned her lesson since Troy. She knows of Apple’s passion and selfishness, and her beauty has as much potential to destroy as it does to create.

Briar: Dionysus

Dionysus is the god of wine, revelry, theater, and madness. While Hypnos had his eye on her, Dionysus knows a kindred spirit when he sees one. Both he and Briar know how to throw a party and want everyone to have a good time. They also both know the stress that comes with responsibility and family, as legacies tend to carry.

Cedar: Apollo

You might not think of Apollo when you think of Cedar. But among his many attributes, he is a god of art, prophecy, and truth. Cedar's talent for painting and sculpting is what initially caught Apollo's eye, but her curse is what cemented his interest. Prophecies require complete truth and will alway happen once spoken. While Cedar may not have the gift of prophecy, she will always speak the truth.

Darling: Athena

This one feels obvious. As a war goddess, Athena is impressed by Darling's skill. But she is also the goddess of wisdom, and Darling is known for being cunning and crafty. Darling's spirit and mind set her on the path to be a great warrior.

Dexter: Hephaestus

Dexter works in tech, Hephaestus works in bronze. But they are both experts in their craft. As the god of craftsmen, Hephaestus recognizes Dexter's potential when it seems other people don't. He also knows what it's like to be ostracized, especially within his own family.

Daring: Zeus