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Chapter one ( dark hearts and rythm)

Once upon a time in Ancient Greece, the mighty god Hades found himself unexpectedly drawn to the radiant beauty and grace of Apollo, the god of music, healing, and the sun. Though Hades was known as the ruler of the Underworld and often feared by both gods and mortals alike, his heart longed for Apollo's love.

Hades found every opportunity to catch a glimpse of Apollo as he traveled across the heavens in his golden chariot. He admired Apollo's radiant smile that brightened even the darkest corners of the world below. With each passing day, Hades became more enamored with Apollo's melodic voice and his skill at playing the lyre. His love grew until he was consumed by a burning desire to be acknowledged by Apollo.

Fueled by determination and passion, Hades set forth on a quest to pursue his divine suitor. He descended into the ever-enchanted realm of Olympus, knowing that it would be no easy task to win over Apollo's heart. Aware that he had unique gifts meant for ruling over souls in the afterlife rather than courting games, Hades summoned all his strength and summoned courage from within.

With relentless pursuit, like a shadow following its owner, Hades appeared whenever Apollo performed before an adoring crowd. The god of darkness watched from afar as his beloved played enchanting melodies with such finesse that captured the hearts of all who listened. Yet despite his remarkable skills in song and music, no praise or admiration seemed able to reach deep enough within Apollo's heart to notice Hades' presence.

Days turned into weeks as Hades continued this dance across lands mortal and divine. It was during one particular performance on Mount Parnassus that fate aligned their paths in an unexpected encounter. As Apollo strummed his lyre atop a golden pedestal while surrounded by muses and admiring humans alike, he noticed an ethereal figure emerge from the shadows, standing tall and imposing.

Curiosity met Apollo's gaze, and in that moment, Hades' eyes locked with his beloved's. Unable to tear himself away, Hades merely stood in silent adoration. The intensity of his gaze seemed as tangible as the passionate flames burning within him. Apollo was struck by surprise - never before had someone looked upon him with such raw affection.

As the music drew to its climax, Apollo could no longer resist Hades' captivating presence. He beckoned the god of the Underworld to join him on stage. Trembling, Hades slowly walked towards Apollo, feeling both vulnerable and filled with hope. Overwhelmed by emotions long suppressed, he found himself unable to speak.

Apollo reached out a hand towards Hades and, with a gentle smile adorning his lips, whispered words that resounded within the depths of their souls – "You and I are different sides of divine existence... our love could unite dark and light."

In that moment of acceptance, all doubts faded away for Hades. The strength he drew from his role in managing the Underworld seemed minuscule compared to this newfound connection. As their hands touched, an electric spark traveled through them both as their destinies intertwined.

And so it was that Hades' relentless pursuit of Apollo melted away any lingering hesitations within their hearts. They would face trials together as two powerful gods living life hand in hand - honoring both darkness and light just as they embraced one another's love throughout eternity. Their story would forever be inscribed among the stars—a testament to true love surpassing boundaries even among gods.

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