Olympus

Danny awoke in a cold, sterile room, his body restrained. Victor stood over him, a triumphant smile on his face.

"You'll thank me for this, Atlas," he said. "Soon, you'll be back where you belong."

But as Victor turned away, a surge of power coursed through Danny. He focused on the memory of Zeus, summoning a bolt of lightning that shattered his restraints. He stood, his eyes glowing with fury.

"You're wrong," Danny growled. "I'm not your puppet. I'm Atlas, and I'm taking you down."

With newfound strength and clarity, he fought his way out, reuniting with his friends. Together, they tore through Axel's forces, determined to end their reign of terror.

As they reached the heart of the base, they found a portal—a gateway to another dimension. Danny knew instinctively that this was where he needed to go.

"Are you sure about this?" Lia asked, her eyes filled with worry.

"It's the only way," Danny replied. "I need to find out who I really am, and this is the key."

With a final glance at his friends, he stepped through the portal, leaving the familiar world of Long Island behind.

Danny found himself in a realm that defied description. It was a place where time and space twisted and melded, a nexus that connected every dimension in existence. Here, he encountered beings of unimaginable power and wisdom, each one offering a piece of his past.

He learned that he was not just a boy with extraordinary abilities, but a being of immense potential, capable of shaping the fate of worlds. The memories that had been locked away came flooding back, each one a puzzle piece that formed a grand tapestry of his identity.

He discovered that his parents had been guardians of the Nexus, tasked with protecting the balance between dimensions. They had been betrayed by Axel, who sought to harness the Nexus's power for their own ends. In a desperate bid to save him, they had sent him to Earth, erasing his memories to keep him safe.

As he trained with the ancient beings of the Nexus, Danny honed his abilities to their fullest extent. He could now summon the power of any mythological figure with ease, his control precise and unwavering. But with great power came great responsibility, and he knew he could not do it alone.

With his powers and memories restored, Danny returned to Long Island, determined to end Axel once and for all. He was greeted with cheers and tears of relief from his friends.

"You're back!" Lia exclaimed, throwing her arms around him.

"And stronger than ever," Danny replied, his voice filled with determination. "We have a lot to do."