The sky above Olympus blazed with chaos. Divine light clashed with titanic shadows, splitting the clouds, lighting the heavens like a storm of apocalyptic proportions.
Above it all, Artemis and Apollo, twin gods of moon and sun, hovered side by side, their radiant auras shielding them from the assault of two monstrous figures—identical in size and shape.
Ephialtes and Otis.
The Giant Twins.
Born specifically to counter the twin Olympians. The moment the battle began, these two giants immediately found them and started to attack them.
Now, they roared as they summoned a storm of weapons—gigantic spears and curved blades of compressed air and hardened stone, conjured from the elements themselves.
Each weapon hurled toward the twins of Olympus like a never-ending barrage.
Apollo and Artemis fired back with divine precision—bowstrings humming like a symphony of cosmic warfare.
