<a class="username" data-user-id="147" data-username="@Persephone" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://blackdahliaroleplaying.com/members/147/">@Persephone</a><br/>~*~<br/><br/>He started watching with envious eyes, looking upon all that he no longer held and wanted. There was many reasons he wanted to the life of the man he'd loathed, but mostly it was for the woman on the man's arm. The woman who shared the bed with her abductor and loved him. Though he'd known that not all of this woman loved the man that laid beside her every night and with the Chronos made his first move. He put a wedge of anger between them and she was easily, more or less, persuaded to his thinking of how the man treated her and day in and day out for six month of the human calendar. From there it was easy to push the God of Death and the Underworld off of his throne and out of the house he shared with his lover and wife.<br/><br/>For as gloomy as the Underworld was, Hades, to please his wife and to see her smile, tried his hardest to simulate warmth and life in the otherwise dead realm. Trying his hardest to create a false sun for her to warm herself under, to have plants and creatures for Persephone to fawn over and adore and help flourish. Their shared home was in a wash of spring colors and warmth, it was the best the Lord of the Underworld could do with his powers over death. It only made Chronos angry at the sad attempt. He stood outside in the grayish-green grass that refused to grow glaring down at the kneeling, chained and bleeding god that was at his feet with Persephone beside him. He'd won, and the world that should have been his all along, along with the lover that he so craved. Chronos looked triumphantly at his prizes and licked his lips, basking in his own glory before addressing the god at his feet who was looking down somewhat in a daze before looking up and seeking a smile or a glance from his wife.<br/><br/>"I banish you Hades to the human world for the rest of eternity." Chronos said smirking at the beaten and for the moment broken god looking only at his wife with confused wondering eyes. The God of Time could see the thoughts racing through Hades' mind, wondering more and more what had happened. Questioning himself and his actions, sure he'd lured his Persephone to his realm under false pretenses, but she'd fallen in love with him, hadn't she? The continued doubt growing in the once overly confident god only made Chronos laugh more and reach towards Persephone, and pull her against his side letting his hand shift along the body of the goddess. He had plans for her and for the rest of their lives together as a couple.