Loony Lovegood

Persephone, daughter of Demeter, goddess of the harvest, and Zeus, king of the gods, was a blossom herself—bright-eyed, laughter like sunlight through leaves, her very presence making flowers turn their faces toward her. But such beauty does not go unnoticed, least of all by the gods. Hades, lord of the dead, shrouded in the gloom … Read more

Eos, the radiant goddess of the dawn, was a vision of ethereal beauty, her rosy fingers painting the sky with the first light of morning. As the sister of Helios, the mighty sun god, she heralded the arrival of each new day, her presence a symbol of renewal and hope. Yet, despite her divine grace, … Read more

In the ancient forests of Greece, there lived a nymph of unparalleled beauty—Callisto. A devoted follower of Artemis, goddess of the hunt, Callisto had sworn an oath of chastity, dedicating her life to roaming the wilderness with her silver bow in hand. Her loyalty to Artemis was unwavering, and her grace was such that even … Read more

In the west of Bianzhou during the Tang Dynasty, there was an inn called Banqiao, run by a woman named San Niangzi. By her thirties, she had become a widow with no children or relatives. She owned several rooms and made a living selling meals, yet her family business was quite prosperous, including many donkeys.Travelers … Read more