In Greek Mythology, it was fated that the Titan Cronus (called CRONOS by some) would be overthrown by one of his children. To prevent this from happening, with the birth of every child Cronus would swallow them whole and hold them inside his body, stifling them and preventing them from developing as they naturally should, into the first Ol-IMP-ians.

By great effort, a single child managed to escape this and was allowed to grow free from the influence of the power-mad Cronus. On reaching maturity, the child returned to his parent's domain and compelled Cronus to free those who were trapped within, before leading the revolt against the aging and corrupt dynasty of Titans which Cronus headed. In this "war of the gods", this first Ol-IMP-ian lead his siblings to victory through which they obtained supremacy and claimed the right to rule the heavens.

Interesting, no?

I hope you put as much effort in real life as you do on these forums.

In real life I am a friendless neckbeard. No passers by on the street were interested when I told them about Cronus.

In real life I am a friendless neckbeard. No passers by on the street were interested when I told them about Cronus.

Kratos?

Gods have mercy on us.

TBH, that is a pretty bad way to tell that story. Missing a lot of info...and I mean a lot.

I was double taking the fact that you have the same character name in different Corps, Mith! Then saw how you must've done the sneaky! Well played.

Us 'strayans take a while on the uptake :D

In Greek Mythology, it was fated that the Titan Cronus would be overthrown by one of his children. To prevent this from happening, with the birth of every child Cronus would swallow them whole and hold them inside his body, stifling them and preventing them from developing as they naturally should, into the first Ol-IMP-ians.

By great effort, a single child managed to escape this and was allowed to grow free from the influence of the power-mad Cronus. On reaching maturity, the child returned to his parent's domain and compelled Cronus to free those who were trapped within, before leading the revolt against the aging and corrupt dynasty of Titans which Cronus headed. In this "war of the gods", this first Ol-IMP-ian lead his siblings to victory through which they obtained supremacy and claimed the right to rule the heavens.

Interesting, no?

And then the Greeks lived through their darkest years under the vain "Ol-IMP-ians", whose jealousy for anyone surpassing their own abilities drove them to commit horrible atrocities merely from their own insecurity as flawed gods.

I like this analogy. Feel free to continue.

And then the Greeks lived through their darkest years under the vain "Ol-IMP-ians", whose jealousy for anyone surpassing their own abilities drove them to commit horrible atrocities merely from their own insecurity as flawed gods.

Indeed a lovely story!
*hands Mith an apple*

What sort of apple?

What sort of apple?

Golden and inscribed, of course.

Also, I like you. You're my new best friend.

And yet you didn't even give him a like. *sigh*

In real life I am a friendless neckbeard. No passers by on the street were interested when I told them about Cronus.