First illustration I made of my Greek OCs

Elagor, the Muse of Astoria
This eccentric minotaur grew up in a family of playwrights who enjoyed great fame narrating the exploits of ancient champions and god-kings, one of whom is Elagor's father, something she is unaware of. During her early childhood, she accompanied her family on tours through the city-states scattered across Thylea, until one fateful night her mother was kidnapped by a beast that flew away under the cover of darkness, leaving the young minotaur in the care of her aunts.

After the recent fall of the pantheon of the divines and the imminent awakening of the Titans, Elagor took the initiative to set off across Thylea accompanied by a motley crew of aimless souls who would become her future companions and friends on her Odyssey, which would gradually grant her several revelations, including the whereabouts of her mother and the identity of her father, Asterion the Praetorian. The god-king of the city of Asteria, an ancient polis whose original name was forgotten and which he inherited from the late God King Pythor, after leading a revolution that ended with the banishment of his tyrannical heir who had enslaved the magical creatures of the region.

With this information, Elagor is on his way to meet his father and seek answers, while singing the praises of her companions as they rid Thylea of ​​the threats that plague it.

Draldacis, the Radiant Daughter
She is the daughter of the god-king Draldac the Red and the ancient dragon Mythra the Radiant, who laid her egg before perishing in the final battle of the Titanomachy.

Today, Draldacis has been destined to inherit the command of the order of paladins known as the Dragonlords, a title and responsibility with which she is unhappy, as she prefers to live a quieter life where she is not bound by the standards set by the gods and champions of old.

Unfortunately for her, after the return of the Titans and the fall of the Divine pantheon, her desire for a peaceful life has been shattered, forcing her and her new team of aspiring heroes to explore the uncharted lands of this world to restore stability to Thylea and end the threat of their old enemies.

Astrea the Psychopomp
Astrea was the middle daughter of the chief of a steppe village subjugated by the Aresian empire.

During her youth, she tried to help her father maintain what little independence they had left under the imperial yoke, until her family fell victim to a conspiracy led by her brother Basileus to take control of the village and its lands in order to gain the Emperor's favor.

While the rest of her family succumbed to the conspiracy, Astrea managed to escape after a near-death experience that left her scarred both physically and spiritually, as she now seems to retain a mystical connection with the realm of the dead known as the Nether Sea, which allows her to communicate and interact with the souls of the deceased.

Apollyon the Gladiator
She was a child of a prophecy destined for a glorious future, ordained by Thylea, the First Titan and mother of all life... a future that was snatched away when the evil Titan Lutheria interfered in her life. Since the girl was a dangerous obstacle in his plan to free his fallen brothers from Tartarus.

One fateful night, shortly after Apollyon's birth, Lutheria unleashed a miasma upon her home village, driving its inhabitants mad. They proceeded to mutilate each other until only ruins filled with corpses remained.

Apollyon survived the massacre thanks to Thylea's intervention, but she soon fell into the clutches of the Aresian Legion, which was advancing through the region at that time. For as long as she can , the young girl has been a slave in the Aresian arenas, where she has grown into a fearsome warrior, having brought down great beasts and formidable opponents.

During her enslavement, she fell in love with Cato, the son of an important political figure in the Aresian senate, who was captivated by her "rustic charm," as she describes it, but this little moment of respite did not last.

Now that Lutheria is preparing for her return to plague the mortal realm, the harassment of Apollyon has become increasingly visceral, tormenting her with ever-increasing nightmares and ailments. Saddened by her plight, Cato helped Apollyon to escape from the Arena so that she could seek the help of Versi, the great oracle residing in the Kingdom of Mytros, to search a way to rid herself of the nightmares that haunted her.