No cyan tone:
I decided to try a new style, so be kind.
A few weeks ago I asked a friend,@ultravioletqueen, about which couple from Greek mythology suits Taudrew, then suggested Medea and Achilles.
Yes, these two mythological characters are together in the underworld.
So let's get started!
MEDEA!Andrew:
Andrew, a sorcerer, a terrible brother, a shitty father, a follower of Hekate and Julia's ex-husband.
Similar to the tale of Medea, Andrew was a great help to the Argonauts in obtaining the Golden Fleece from his parents.
Contrary to Medea's mythology, Julia never planned to betray Andrew. Unbeknownst to her, her family had arranged a marriage with a prince from another kingdom.
Because Andrew and Julia didn't have an "official" marriage, they didn't marry in the name of Hera, as was advised at the time. The family ignored this supposed marriage… and they disiked Andrew; to them, he had a sinister vibe.
Andrew tried to cry out to the Goddess Hera for help, but since they didn't marry in her name, she decided to ignore him.
Enraged by this injustice and this supposed betrayal, Andrew decided to take revenge on everyone. If Julia wasn't his, she wouldn't be anyone's, and he wanted to cause insurmountable pain.
Andrew planned to make his two children (without their knowledge) deliver a poisoned blanket and crown to their future stepfather. After they delivered them, Andrew murdered them.
Because he wanted to hurt Julia even more.
Seeing how far he would go with his revenge, Hera decided to warn Julia about her ex-husband's evil plan.
Did she care? No. Was it because Julia and Xabier seemed to have a healthier relationship for an official marriage? Yes. Was it because Andrew disrespected her? HELL YEAH!
Julia told her fiancé about the plan, so they devised a way to get revenge. They invited Andrew with a royal invitation, something he couldn't refuse even if he wanted to, and decided to "gift" him the poisoned blanket and crown he planned to use against Xabier.
Since he was surrounded and had no escape, he was forced to wear these garments and be burned alive by his own poison, literally.
ACHILES!Taura:
Taura, child of prophecy, bloodthirsty warrior, false hero, follower of Zeus and stubborn as hell.
Taura had a different origin than the myth of Achilles.
She was abandoned as a child at the gates of the castle of Phthia and adopted by King Mateo and Queen Itzel.
The gods warned of the prophecy of a child born of a nymph and an unknown demigod. She would be adopted by a kingdom and whose future would be a triumph for a future war, and would sacrifice herself for this act.
Already attached to the child, King Mateo tried everything to ensure this prophecy never came to pass. Queen Itzel, wanting to calm her husband's worries, decided to have Taura mentored and trained by Chiron.
Unbeknownst to the Queen, her husband bathed his adopted daughter in the River Styx as a precaution against the future.
During this training, she met her best friend, Junah, and became a battle partner.
The last few years were like the myth of Achilles: the Trojan War begins, King Mateo hides Taura in another kingdom, Taura has an affair with the princess, her true identity is discovered, and she goes to war.
And like Achilles, Taura abandoned her companions out of pride, having her merits taken by a shitty king who sacrificed his own daughter.
Not wanting the Trojans to take advantage and not to upset her companions, Junah disguised herself as Taura, but unfortunately, it ended in tragedy.
Junah was killed.
It was Taura's fault.
Enraged by the loss of such a dear friend, Taura returned to war, more bloodthirsty than ever, just like Achilles.
Unfortunately or fortunately, her fate was sealed by an arrow in the heel.
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These two ended up meeting in the underworld.
Taura could have passed through Charon, but decided she wanted to get married before the gods decided her fate.
So she found a handsome man, despite his burns and burning smell, and decided to see if he was a potential husband.
They are terrible people, but they love!❤️
Thank you for the idea and story development, @ultravioletqueen












