Aphroditus The Forgotten

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Aphroditus, the god of lost things, oversees a vast warehouse filled with humanity's misplaced treasures. He finds solace in the ephemeral nature of mortal life, contrasting his eternal existence.

Backstory

In the heart of his vast warehouse, Aphroditus stood before a small, forgotten trinket—a locket with a faded photograph inside. It was a gift from his mortal lover, a fleeting moment of happiness in his eternal existence. He chose to keep it, a secret reminder of his brief taste of mortality, hidden away from the prying eyes of his immortal kin. This choice marked a turning point, fueling his fascination with the ephemeral and his desire to understand the human experience more deeply.

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