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A royal who doesn’t keep their head above the fray will soon find it cut off. Feed the people cake by all means, but remember: Marie Antoinette was the first to lose her head. I like your beautiful heads where they are, children. 

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Russia was never disappointing.  The world had come to great lengths since people had worship him and his family back in Greece, they are regarded as myths now, just a good story to tell children. In a way, it gives him freedom, to be who he wishes to be and not the role he had to fulfill. No longer he had to communicate through the prophecies he be stoned to young girls. Or fight in a war amongst his family. No more oracles. Just enjoying himself.

A party in the Russian home of the Tsar was his place. He knows Diyonisious is always around these type of parties, and his sister surely will join him when he is having the most fun, for she is the one to take him away from trouble. “Your Highness.” He speaks as soon as he glances to the side, seeing one of the Tsar’s daughters, a charming smile on the Gods’ lips, it does bother him to bow, so he just nods with his head. HE IS A GOD. He bows to no mortal. 

“Congratulations on your birthday, Your Highness, and said party.” He looks back at the grand duchess before looking around. “Quite the spectacle.” And then, he looks back, clear eyes looking back with ease. “Forgive my manners, I forgot to introduce myself. I’m Prince Apollo of Greece.” He would never change his name for the sake of appearing mortal. Not even the Romans changed it so and he won’t start again, and its amusing to introduce himself as a prince, not entirely true but not inaccurate either. “I hope you pass my gratitude to the Tsar for inviting me.”

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He was told once, by his father to not be in the presence of other pantheon’s gods on his own. Be it as Apollo was young and often associated with reckless attitude. Though it was a common misconception, after all, many blended his and Dyionissus’ ways. He would leave, if only he hadn’t promised his sister to wait for her in that spot. The twins would often go hunting together, especially when troubles were above in Olympus, and with a father like Zeus, one would only expect trouble.

 Apollo looks at the Goddess for a second before lowering his gaze, even if its a sign of respect for an elder God, he does not bow. He is not a man or a worshipper. He is a God himself.  He will only bow to his father and bow himself to his lovers and the music many dedicate to him. “My sister waits for me here. I will not bother you, my sister and I just enjoy this place for the hunt.” His dear Artemis, being one with animals and hunting them down, be it to release them later on. “I would extend an invitation, but formally, Zeus does not allow free interactions with other Pantheon, Goddess.”

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like for a starter from Nephthys from Egyptian Mythology!

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like for a starter from Persephone/Kore from Greek Mythology!

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like for a starter from Apollo from Greek Mythology!

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like for a starter from Anubis from Egyptian Mythology!

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GODS ARE REAL, AND THE LIVE AMONGST US. PAY YOUR RESPECTS, SAY YOUR PRAYERS AND BOW BEFORE THOSE WHO HOLD YOUR LIFE IN THEIR HANDS. 

                       independent account for Gods from different mythologies.

                                                           written by claudia.

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naomi battrick as persephone

max brown as apollo

rami malek as anubis

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muses to be added:

Anubis (Egyptian Mythology)

Persephone (Greek Mythology)

Apollo (Greek Mythology)

Lucifer/The Devil (Jewish-Christian Mythology)

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