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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Myth of Asopus comes from the story of a male Bassoonist who's wife lefted him and he was troubled that he had dificulties finding a new wife or partner. " arníthike na sfíxei to chéri tou týpou" -------------------------------------------------------------------- Written By Marshoney Seatrunk and Legato A. Battuta ------------------------------------------------------------------- Kraken Mare and Asopus : spoke at Antoniadi Dorsum Metope, shared the stage with him. to whom might seek love here at the rivers of Tian he said might weath might find thee where Gods and men shall collaberate to build the City of Zeusia. The people of Caloris Basin didn't take to kind to these Gods and Mortals collaberating under the helm of Asopus . They sought the God Moccus who devised a plan against Asopus and his followers. he gathered every hog in exsistance to one place there the methane from there waste would create the storm of storms Asopus stood at Antoniadi Dorsum and suddenly a bolt of lightengcrackled from the heavens a laid hi there for eternaty. Metope his wife knealt beside him and said My love I feared to tell you that Zues has married your daughter in Boeotia, now I am without you does it matter? Zeus said of these, humble the successful that there envy blinds them from seeing, And that there carlessness reveals there lack of concern. The city of Zeusia shall be built to worship me might my enemies tire from againstment.
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