My biggest red flag is that I never found Apollo/Lester annoying and always was highly entertained by himβ¦

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My biggest red flag is that I never found Apollo/Lester annoying and always was highly entertained by himβ¦
BOOMSHAKALAKAAAA YES GOD
Saw this and it reminded me of apollo (specifically when heβs down to earth in toa)
ANOTHER BOUNTY, ANOTHER HARVEST!!!
A COMMISSION OF MY OC AJAY ECLIPSE AELIUS, FROM THE EXCELLENT ARTIST @lululocomo WHO OUTDID HERSELF WITH THIS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING PIECE OF WORK!!!
And because Tumblr absolutely LOVES eating every pixel of anything, close-ups of my favorite details below!!! Because it fr gets better everytime I zoom in
Suddenly remembered than in Trials of Apollo he tries to flirt with a guy and gets devastated when he turns out to have a girlfriend??? Hilarious
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I'm sorry to bother you guys but...
We all acknowledge that Will definitely gets jokes about this meme right? Like someone jokes about something wild happening, it happens, and for the rest of the day Will's getting "So your dad's been throwing his dodgeball of prophecy around"/"So your dad struck me with his dodgeball of prophecy". Do you think Apollo knows about it? Do you think someone told him about it while he was Lester and now occasionally he'll just pop up to camp with a red dodgeball likeβ
- Sunfire - Headcanon
β’ | You, beloved of the sun god, were suddenly kidnapped and taken away from Apollo by a man who was captivated by your beauty. (I'm sure Apollo was really Angry).
β On Mount Olympus, where the gods indulge in luxury and power under the eternal sunshine, you were the jewel in the heart of Apollo, god of art, music, and truth. Your presence was a shining light upon his majestic being. But even the brightest sunlight can be obscured by clouds of darkness. And that day, those clouds appeared in the form of a human who sought to snatch you from Apollo's side.
β€οΈβπ₯ What began as a most beautiful moment turned into a nightmare. You were walking through a garden surrounded by heavenly flowers, enjoying the gentle breeze. Then, suddenly, darkness enveloped you. The man, blinded by your unparalleled beauty, dragged you from Apollo's embrace, from the warmth of Olympus.
β In the chaos, one of the ribbons from your hair fell off. Apollo's faithful raven saw this terrifying sight and immediately flew to his side. The ribbon was still in its beak, a few streaks of blood remaining. As the raven dropped the ribbon into Apollo's hand, his heart pounded and his rage flared like fire. Little did mortals know they had challenged a god whose power rivaled that of the sun.
β€οΈβπ₯ To Apollo, the god of prophecy, music, and truth, your loss was a devastating blow. His rage welled up, drowning out all other emotion. This was not mere divine rage, but the grief of a lover who has lost his soul mate. He was overcome with grief, devastation, and unimaginable humiliation.
β "HE HAS STOLEN WHAT IS MINE!" Apollo's roar echoed across Olympus, shattering the morning silence. The divine light surrounding him pulsated violently, reflecting the storm in his heart. His prophetic powers were instantly focused on one goal: to find you.
β€οΈβπ₯ His divine presence spread across all of Greece. As the god of light and knowledge, he could see through the darkness that sought to hide you. Every hidden place, every small town, every remote village was under his watch. He didn't need to search; he knew.
β So he turned to his greatest source of divination: the Oracle of Delphi. He wasn't looking for confirmation, but for some divine confirmation that would confirm his burning premonition. The Oracle sensed Apollo's rage and grief and provided a terrifying clue: a valley deep in the south, perpetually shrouded in darkness and towering mountains. The oracle also revealed the kidnapper's motive: a blind obsession with your beauty, which blinded him to the divine wrath.
β€οΈβπ₯ Apollo did not wait. His anger would not tolerate him. He unleashed a curse. The city that had hosted your abductor was now suffering from a terrible drought. Fertile fields became barren, rivers dried up, and famine spread. The wild beasts sent by Apollo attacked livestock, and a mysterious plague began to spread among the people. Apollo not only pursued the kidnapper, but also made those around him embody the divine wrath, wanting them to understand, even unconsciously, the danger of conspiring with the enemy of the gods.
β The kidnapper himself felt a creeping fear. Just when he thought he was safe, he felt Apollo's gaze upon him. Sometimes he saw a flash of gold on the horizon, sometimes he heard a somber tone, as if Apollo were singing a lament for your disappearance. He became paranoid, seeing shadows around every corner and hearing threats whispered in the gusts of wind.
β€οΈβπ₯ Apollo has finally found you, but he doesn't look at you with relief. He gazes upon you with frozen rage, piercing sadness, and utter humiliation. You, his beloved, have been hurt, taken, and humiliated. The foolish human kidnapper stands before Apollo in utter terror. He may plead and try to justify himself, but his words are meaningless before the god's wrath.
β Apollo, his eyes blazing with fire, will not hesitate. He may not kill the kidnapper immediately. He may prolong their suffering. He may transform them into vile beasts, bound forever to thankless servitude. He may curse them with an incurable disease, forcing them to live in an endless cycle of suffering. Apollo is known for inflicting cruel and disproportionate punishment on those who wound his pride or hurt those he loves, and he offers no easy ends. He seeks to make the kidnapper suffer, to make him feel even a fraction of your pain, and above all, to make him feel the wrath of his beloved god.
β€οΈβπ₯ Amidst his intense rage, deep sorrow dwells in his heart. Apollo, who once carried the grief and memory of the loss of a loved one deep within him, now feels the same. Your loss is a deep wound in his heart. Seeing you in the kidnapper's clutches will fill him with unbearable grief. He may even hum a melancholy melody, a lament for the love he nearly lost.
β But this grief will only fuel his rage. He will not let this tragedy go unpunished. Just as your suffering will not be in vain, he will ensure that your suffering is not in vain. His punishment for the kidnapper will serve as a terrible lesson and a warning to all who dare to transgress the boundaries of the gods.
β€οΈβπ₯ At last, Apollo's power will save you. With godlike speed, rivaling the light of the sun, he will reach you before your suffering is permanent. He will likely be accompanied by his twin sister, Artemis, the fierce and agile goddess of the hunt. Together, they will relentlessly pursue the hunt.
β The final confrontation with your kidnapper will be brutal. Apollo will deliver the final punishment with a bow loaded with flaming arrows. Artemis will use the same bow to complete the divine judgment. The human will suffer and ultimately die, appeasing Apollo's rage and forever for having hurt his loved one.
β€οΈβπ₯ And amid the devastation wrought by his wrath, Apollo will hold you tenderly and possessively. He will gaze upon every scar, every bruise, and his heart will fill with a mixture of relief and undying rage.
β "It's okay now Your are safe, phΓ²s mΓ΅u (My light) ," he whispers, his voice shaking. "You're mine. No one can take you from me now." He will bring you back to Olympus. Not with his usual gentleness, but with fierce determination. Determined never to let you go again.
β€οΈβπ₯ And up there, the gods will watch, knowing that Apollo's rage, fueled by love and loss, is the most terrifying force of all. You survived, but the experience of how deeply Apollo's love and rage can merge will be forever etched in your consciousness and the consciousness of the gods.
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Short Story | "Apollo, god of light. Your heart... is broken, but the mortal world must not share in the wrath. Howeverβ" The seer lowered his head and gazed at the distant horizon, visible only to the gods. "They are in a hidden valley, unknown to them."
Apollo nodded, his eyes burning. "Whether in a valley, forest, sea, or mountain, it makes no difference. His power will make men regret their actions." He slowly drew his bow. The string gleamed as if it devoured the sunlight, and the arrow trembled with the wrath of the gods. But he knew this wasn't just to defeat the kidnapper. It was for your own good.
He summoned the air, the earth, and even the surrounding animals. Plague, famine, and wild predators. Not to destroy the human world, but as a message. It was a warning, a threat. Those who would do you harm will face forces unworthy of confrontation.
His steps were swift, as if guided by light. The divine horse cut through the forest and valley in an instant, galloping gracefully behind Apollo. His heart felt more and more stabbed with each passing moment. Your anguish and fear were poison to him. Apollo, who usually soothed people's hearts with his music, was now burning with rage and vengeance.
And then he saw you. Bound and weak, yet beautiful to his eyes. Your hair was tangled, your eyes closed in fear. But even in your anguish, he sensed a love greater than the sky.
"Be quiet... Do not cry before me," he whispered in a low, divine, solemn voice. You looked up at him. His golden eyes held deep rage, pure pain, and a twinge of wounded pride.
The human who had kidnapped you stood before you. His expression was a mixture of fear and pride. He had no idea what he was facing. Apollo stepped forward with a light yet deadly stride. The arrow was ready, and divine light enveloped every muscle.
"HOW DARE YOU TOUCH IT!" Apollo's voice rang out. Calm, yet sharp as a storm. The man was speechless, unable to find the words. Every moment was a threat. Prophecy, rage, and divine power seemed to blend into one.
And then he fired the first arrow. Not to kill, but as a warning. It pierced the ground in front of the kidnapper, kicking up a cloud of dust, and the man stumbled in fear. Apollo approached step by step, and the ground shook.
"If he suffers even the slightest wound, EVEN THE SMALLESTβ I will make him regret living," he said. His voice was low, but every word was imbued with divine power. Apollo stood nearby and felt the heat. Not just from his body, but from the aura of rage that enveloped him.
And so he resolved to carry out his punishment. Without haste, without rashness. Apollo used light, wind, and divine fire to capture the kidnapper. The surrounding city watched incomprehension. Plants withered, rivers boiled, and birds disappeared. All to shatter the man's courage.
Witnessing a power far beyond human capabilities, the kidnapper gasped and collapsed to his knees. "Forgive me... please... I didn't know... I didn't know. I'm sorry" his lips trembled.
"You disgust me. Look at how you whine about your miserable life. You should be grateful, I have done you a great favour. Now let me punish you."
At least he ended his life happily. He explained that he was the only one who could touch you, or look at you like that. Apollo would forgive no one. Anyone who looked at you with displeasure was effectively inviting death.
You were still lightly bound, but you were safe now. He released you slowly and gently, but his eyes still held warning and anger. He held you tighter, and the world seemed to stop for a moment. There was no wind or sound, just you and Apollo, engulfed in a flame of pure love and divine rage. he kisses you everywhere on the top of your head, your forehead, He pulled you into his arms, his strong yet gentle hands around your waist, kissing your forehead and whispering, "I promise you, no one can take you from me."