@RexMortuis — everything appeared to brighten an flourish in their wake. Flowers bloomed, and with each step, new life sprang up around them. “The frosts have thawed.” He explains simply, quite clearly showing off for the amusement of his beloved. “I’m simply giving things a helping hand.”
@RexMortuis — Another kiss is pressed to Hades’ cheek to soothe his ego, and Persephone laughs as he slips an arm through that of his husband’s. “Cerberus clearly misses me, and I him,” he teases gently, “but it is your company I miss most of all.”
Following the path Cerberus had taken, —
@ofnuptialdoom - breathed between god and the dead were a sacrament, and Persephone worked tirelessly to sate their desires, lest they turn vengeful.
"—The spirits here, they linger. I seek an answer as to why."
@ofnuptialdoom - case.
Above and below ground, he has many duties, both as queen, and a son of Olympus. The dead call to him, crying their bitter curses and softly sighed wishes to him in garbled tongues that would deafen any mortal foolish enough to attempt to decipher them. The secrets -
@RexMortuis — but underpinned by a bitter streak of loss that made Persephone reluctant to part from him until he was satisfied that the hurt was healed. This was real love, pure and true. Life and death locked in an eternal embrace. No wonder Olympus disliked them. “—I don’t expect —
Through Hecate, he’s sending gifts back home for @RexMortuis.
Pressed flowers that will retain their beauty, and sweet wines of pomegranate and cherry, specially created by Dionysus.
He’s still thinking of him.
Sometimes he likes nothing more than to dance among the wild flowers, soft heels kicking up dust beneath the golden skies.
Death will one day come for them all, but for now, there is music, and the joy of dancing. They won’t fall into the pit. Not yet.
@RexMortuis — bed. The noise doesn’t help either.” Idle fingers straighten out Hades’ shirt collar, and smoothing his hands over his shoulders, Persephone smiles. “But what of you? How is home?”
@RexMortuis — loose in the gardens, but there was little to be done about that. She would find any reason to complain where Hades was concerned.
“A little tired,” he acknowledges, blue eyes following Cerberus until he was well out of sight. “It’s strange having to get used to an empty —