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Michael Zalesny

Hows about a little something from TQ any couple will do! (actually awake now, so edited: KizaraxJintu, or ZusuxRazendi, judging by where the couple dynamic seems to be heading)

AnaMaria Meca

I just love Persephone and Hades! But I sometimes... wonder about the peculiar relationship of Hades with his bros' You know, the other two prepotent deities around :D

Michael Zalesny

Or all of the main TQ cast playing together as children?

Bill Meahan

The Rethuli analog of Jingle Bells?

suzubelle-chan25

Aw! This moment is so great! Poor Hades can't seem to catch a break when it comes to his relationship with Persephone, can't he?

Michael Zalesny

i guess i'll lock in for Zuzendi then, always love a huge guy, small woman (though she looks rather tall herself) dynamic

Irishxlily

would love to see Jintu teasing Kizarasunga

Hannah Lowenthal

Just bought Persephone. It was so good! Also, could you do some of the tribes from TQ in their wintertime? What’s that like for them?

Allison Shaw

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it! There isn't really a winter in the regions TQ takes place in but there are rainy seasons. I'll see what I can do.

shadowhood

More Hades and Persephone please! Maybe them with kids? ;)

Chthonic Princess

I think that it would be cool to see their children in this universe. After all, with all the traditions combined, there were around seven figures who could be their children, but the generally accepted three were Makaria, Melinoë, and Zagreus. And before anyone even bothers bringing up the Orphics, its important to note that the Orphics stated that it was ‘Zeus’ who abducted Persephone and had children with her, but at the same time she was referred to as being the wife of Plouton, making it seem as though ‘Plouton’ was a seperate​ character to ‘Aidoneus’. Basically​ the Orphics believed that Zeus and Hades were the same deity and portrayed them as a dual-deity, identifying Zeus and Hades as being two representations of the same god and extended divine power, hence Melinoë and Zagreus’ bizarre mythic backgrounds.