Fire was once a splendid, royal blue that shown like the deep ocean or gleaming sapphire, but one goddess changed that top show her passion.
Alieanus was a strong, brave Demi-God and a son of Poseidon. Even though he was young in years he had many victories under his belt and he was a savior of Greece. One day as he was training in the yard of his home, the maiden goddess, Hestia saw him and fell head over heels in love. We don’t know if this was an act by the god love or a rare chance of fate that Hestia wound find someone whom she loved. Hestia came down to the mortal world appearing as a lovely young maiden who she named Rosenellena. Hestia went to see Alieanus as Rosenellena and Alieanus also fell in love and they began to court.
Now falling in love with a goddess can have nasty side effects. Zeus was angered that Alieanus could have Rosenellena (for he didn’t know this was Hestia) not he the mighty Zeus. Zeus was so angered by this that he sent his finest monster, a giant by the name of Plogremus to destroy the young Demi-God.
Alieanus fought the giant. The giant ran at him not giving him a moment’s pause to think. Alieanus dogged to the side and rolled away. The giant was not in fact upset by this it just sent him into an even larger rage for he was destined to kill Alieanus. Alieanus stabbed at the giant with his sword, but it was for naught the giants hide was as thick as the walls of the Olympus which were infused with magic. His sword became caught and the giant quickly sent Alieanus to the underworld.
Hestia was enraged by this but she kept her head, oh Athena would have been proud of her. She changed the color of, the thing that most reminded her of Alieanus, to a splendid series of hues to show her passion. She did all of this in way as to make it look like an act done by Aphrodite to recognize sad love.
