How Does Greek Mythology End? #mythology #greekmythology
How Does Greek Mythology End? #mythology #greekmythology
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The conclusion commences at the birth of Ares, the god of war, born to Zeus and Hera. His dominion extended over the Spartans and their army. He was a stark contrast to his peace-seeking sibling Athena. As he was always keen on causing destruction, naturally none of the gods liked him, including his own father, Zeus.
So after a lot of conflicts, Ares plotted to instill fear across the world. Accompanied by Phobos, Deimos, Eris, and Enyo, he ravaged the lands of Thrace, staining three rivers with blood.
Enraged, the Olympians waged war against Ares, resulting in Olympus's fall. Despite their defeat, Zeus retained his throne. Negotiations ensued, with Zeus insisting on peace. Ares agreed under the sole condition that no god would meddle in the mortal realm.
Zeus, faced with acceptance or demise, chose the former, sealing off all access between Olympus and Earth.
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