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Persie lived a life of luxury among the gods on Mount Olympus until Venus grew envious of his rumored relationship with Poseidon. 

The three sons of Lord Titan Kronos—Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus—had vanished without a trace. Many believed that their father, Kronos, was subjecting them to his customary trials and tribulations. However, Venus cunningly framed Persie, resulting in Kronos punishing him. 

As his sentence, Persie was tasked with traversing various worlds to save lost souls in order to earn forgiveness. Despite encountering countless challenges, Persie remained resolute in fulfilling his mission. 

Little did he expect to encounter love for the first time, especially with a man who stood as his complete opposite. 

Persie found himself drawn to the power and control wielded by Hades, the god of the underworld and ruler of the dead. This attraction stemmed from Persie's lifetime of adhering to societal expectations. He embarked on a journey of new experiences, bringing light into Hades's dark realm. 

How would Persie react upon discovering that he had fallen in love with the very being who governed and dictated the laws of the underworld? 

Will their love transcend the boundaries of life and death?

Volume 1: Hades & Persie
Volume 2: Zeus &...
Volume 3: Poseidon &... 

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The Kronos Chronicles (BL)

New QT BL Novel

When Demetrius departed, Iris noticed that Persie remained seated on the couch, patiently waiting. Curiosity piqued, Iris inquired, "Are you waiting for Cole?"

Persie replied, "No, I'm waiting for Calista. Since Demetrius ejected her from the house, she'll go to great lengths to reconcile with me."

However, even if Calista has finally recognized the extent of the original's mistreatment, she evades taking responsibility. Moreover, her desire for Persie to convince Evander to stay demonstrates her unwillingness to treat them equally.

Persie simply yearns to "forgive her" and move on. He firmly believes that his heartfelt conversation with Demetrius has yielded positive results.

A few moments passed, and a knock at the door interrupted the atmosphere. Persie, composed yet wary, gave permission for the person to enter, saying, "Come in."

1.54 Reconciliation