Echoes of Olympus: The Rise of the Olympians

The war had ended, the storm was still, The echoes of chaos began to chill. The Titans defeated, the Giants quelled, On Olympus’ peak, a peace was compelled.

From the ashes of strife, three brothers rose, Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades, to impose, A reign of balance, a rule of might, To govern the gods and guide the light.

Zeus, the eldest, in thunder he soared, His reign unchallenged, as power he stored. With the lightning bolts, he carved the sky, The king of Olympus, the one who would fly.

Poseidon, the sea god, in oceans vast, Wielded the trident, his reign steadfast. He calmed the storms, he ruled the tides, A god of the deep where mystery hides.

Hades, though fierce, in shadows stood, Unseen by many, yet his role was good. His mind was sharp, his will was strong, A pillar of Olympus, where he belonged.

Together they stood, their power a flame, The brothers of destiny, they staked their claim. From the war-torn earth, they shaped the sky, A new order formed, no more would they die.

They summoned the gods, one by one, To settle disputes, to see what was won. Each god found their place, their domain to claim, Under the rule of the brothers, none were the same.

Athena, the wise, a goddess of war, Guided with intellect, to wisdom she swore. Apollo and Artemis, the twins of the bow, Brought light and death, as the world would know.

Ares, the fiery, in battle he thrived, With his warlust, the gods he revived. Hera, the queen, regal and proud, With her wisdom, she led the divine crowd.

Together they formed the Olympian court, In harmony, they would work and report. Each took their place, their roles aligned, A pantheon united, no longer confined.

The skies grew still, the oceans serene, The earth sang songs of peace anew, As Olympus’ rule took hold and grew.

For the brothers of Olympus, strong and true, Had built a realm where peace could bloom. And under their reign, the cosmos was bright, The gods of Olympus in eternal light.

From war’s ashes, a kingdom was born, In the hearts of the gods, peace was sworn. And on Olympus, high and far, The Olympian order would ever star.