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Hades


A powerful man consumed with the shrieks of useless souls.

Seen as a disgrace amoung the other Gods and Goddesses.

This is a man who cannot me loved but searches desperately for it.

Can't a man who lives amoung forgoten souls want more than a abyss of darkness in his home.

He searches far and deep but is left lonely, with no one to care or love him.

Hades is a man who greeds power, at least that is what has been learned. 

Instead, he greeds compassion, hope, lust, and love.

Will the woman of his dreams soon find him? 

Or shall he be forever exciled to the Underworld.

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