The Pros And Cons Of Utopia

Once upon a time in a land far away called Utopia, there was a God named Uton who governed the land, and his wife, goddess Uhdona. Utopia was destined to be a safe haven. Where gods, goddesses, and mortals were all meant to feel safe was in Utopia. It was stunning, with soaring and striking buildings, green grass, flowers flourishing everywhere, just like a fantasy. Uton and Uhdona ruled Utopia and made sure it was the ultimate place to live and was running efficiently at all times. Uton and Uhdona produced many gods in order for Utopia to be a prosperous world, including Teiton who was the god of thunder and lightning. Teiton began using his powers and making gods out of lightning. He would heave a bolt from the heavens down to Utopia, and …show more content…
She is a full mortal like his mother. Nevertheless, Etos being a half mortal and half god still causes abundant controversy in Utopia. Voluminous people are still enraged by it. Etos is the only one of his kind in Utopia, and people are endlessly trying to take him down. Since Teiton and Esla were not successful in eliminating Etos, they went to their brother Diros, god of the underworld, to request a favor. “Etos found his love, whom of course is a mortal. She is not strong and taking her away from Etos will crush him. Will you be willing to have your assistants capture Shushana and take her to the underworld?” Stated Teiton, his wife approving with all he said. Diros retorted, “Yes anything for you brother and sister, you both have been faithful to me and I will reimburse you with this service.” Later on, Diros talks to his wife and goddess of the underworld Aella about his strategy. Aella and Diros agree it is best for her to take Shushana. With her powers she finds Shushana, wraps her in numerous vines, and drags her deep into the underworld of Utopia. Etos, gets news of this and sets out on his journey to find Shushana. Aeyar discovers that Etos is going on the journey, and elects to go along as his aid in the event that things go dreadfully wrong. While their fathers are complete enemies due to them mating with the same woman, Aeyar turns into a helper to Etos and they shape an association even though their fathers may not favor it. To get to the underworld Etos has to surmount several beings and problematic trials in his way. Aeyar benefits him along the way in order to save his wife. There was only one pathway that Etos could trail in order to get to the underworld, and this path was not easy to overcome. The first hindrance being a great and extended rattle snake. Etos was flabbergasted once he observed how colossal it was, and quickly consulted Aeyar on what they should do, “Aeyar, what is the best way to