Long ago, in the Greek sky, lived a couple named Skotádia and Fo̱simus. Skotádia was the Goddess of darkness; a charming, yet dangerous maiden, who only emerged from her black hole during the night. And Fo̱simus was the naïve, romantic God of light; he lived in a palace that stood on wispy clouds of pale shades. At first, their differences kept them away from each other, but as Skotádia grew to become a beautiful goddess, Fo̱simus was enchanted. After sharing three centuries together, Aphrodite blessed their marriage and they were happily wedded. However, Hera believed that the couple went against the rules of marriage and cruelly cursed their bond instead.
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