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[A digital drawing of the goddess Nyx as a woman with a misty dark dress with Nightjar like black wings with a white streak. She wears a veil with starry patterns. She holds a winged Hypnos, small in her arms, haloed by the moon. End ID]

Good buddy of mine, Blankedmind (@inkwellart), is playing DOOM (not DOOD, nor MOOM, neither DOOOOOD) for the Brony Show (@thebronyshow)...

[Image Description: Digital drawings of Apollo and Artemis. Apollo is holding a lyre. He has golden skin, a sunset colored tunic with flowing ribbon like ends. He has fire-like long hair, and a gold crown. Artemis has white-gold skin and white hair. She wears a silvery blue tunic with the night sky on the underside. She has a black deer skin, with white spots and golden antlers that hold the moon. She has a golden bow, aiming a fire arrow down. End ID]

[Image Description: digital drawings of Zeus and Hera. Zeus is a light blue skinned man with cloud-like grey hair and beard, lightning in his hair. He holds a thunderbolt, grinning. He wears a blue hamilton with cloudlike patterns on the edges, lightning on the upper half. Hera has light yellow skin and purple hair in a bun and braids. She wears a pink dress that fades into a gold, and a blue veil with a crown. She holds a lotus scepter. End ID]

[Image Description: A digital drawing of the greek gods Hypnos and Thanatos as black-winged gray skinned young men wearing red cloth. They are walking beside each other along a river. Thanatos lifts a finger to a white butterfly. Hypnos with his eyes closed, holds an elm tree branch over the river. Behind them is a poppy field, a cave, and a tree. 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]

[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)

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[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]

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