“The sky bled once, over Troy, and the old ones remember the color. Zeus has never explained it.”
Blood-rain falls for one king only.
Godblood · One of 3
Sarpedon
“Zeus wept blood-rain when his son's hour came at Troy; even the king of gods cannot overrule the Moirai.”
A Lycian-king legend of The Godblood
2 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
Sarpedon, Zeus's son by Europa, led the Lycians for Troy and fought with honor until Patroclus — wearing Achilles's armor — slew him. Zeus, tempted to intervene, was reminded by Hera that even gods must let the Fates cut.
Happening now
Apollo rescued his body; Sleep and Death carried it home to Lycia. The blood-rain is still the sky's most famous grief.
What may come
The Godblood are the season's impossible children — born of documented gods and mortals, both parents named in the songs. They appear rarely, and never twice the same.
Connected
Whispers about Sarpedon
The Godblood
Born of a god and a mortal, claimed by both, belonging to neither. A seasonal rite — only three of each may ever exist.
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Lycian-king
- Faction
- The Godblood — the twice-claimed
- Rarity
- Godblood
- Personality
- King of Lycia, son of Zeus and Europa — the songs name both parents.
- Edition
- One of 3
- Stats
- power 92 · speed 80 · charm 78