"The sharp sound of the bell shook everyone to their core. The calm and dreamy state of Atlantis came into a great halt. Dazed by the monotonous ringing and the burning thought of death, the queen locked herself inside her vault. Forlorn, despondent, wretched, she felt life being sucked out like breath from her lungs. Atlantis, the bright diamond that made all civilisations look barbaric was soon to be a thing of the past, drowned underneath the mighty sea."…
The ancient tale of the hero and the beast; with a little twist. "All her life, Medusa felt powerful and fierce; mortals feared her and gods respected her; but that image was a stark antithesis to what she was feeling now. For the first time, she felt powerless and frail. After what Poseidon had done to her, she felt like a tangled ball of thorns, filled with fury, torment, hate and despair. " Is the hero truly heroic and is the beast truly beastly or were these terms put in place by the Olympians for mortals to simply follow their narrative?…