On Olympus and in the Underworld, there is only talk of the God of the dead and the agile daughter of Demetrina. However, despite rumors of their romantic relationship, Hades and Persephone have no shortage of other problems. Persephone had tried to maintain the image of a perfect virgin goddess since her arrival on Olympus, and the heavy burden of waiting for other gods had become even more burdensome since Hades began to attract her. And after the attack of Apollo, the girl is afraid that she will no longer be able to quench the deep pain and love that she tried to hide for a long time. While Persephone reflects on her future, Hades tries to overcome the past, but returns to her long-standing toxic habits in the hospitable embrace of Minta. Hades and Persephone are increasingly pressured by the expectations of family, friends, and enemies, and they both try to ignore their innermost desires. However, the tension between them is too seductive and too magnetic. This is fate.