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>Calling Sophia solar is kind of a big mistake
I had no clue who Sophia was then, but here was my younger self celestial ordering: Sol: The Solar Queen, Mercury: The Time Keeper, Venus: The Prophetess, Earth: The Healer, Luna: The Guardian, Mars: Infernal Chaos, Jupiter: The Judge, Saturn: The Grim Reaper, Uranus: The Sorcerer King, Neptune: The Imperator, Pluto: The Trickster
>the universe is her son's home and thus hers
Why is she keeping the door locked? That's not a good hostess behavior!? We're chained up inside the basement, it's a literal yandere trope.
>Gods don't obey
Sacred hospitality is something almost all pantheons agree on.
>Read up on how the greek gods
Myths are not theology.
>Didn't you say you didn't want to at some point?
Okay...let me get this straight. Either she is Sophia/Demiurge then you're effectively telling me zero-sum and delete myself from existence. Or she's a very powerful dragon royal (who are the ascended form of the Serpent and basically gods themselves) summoned by a blood ritual. She WILL resist and has her entire family she can go throw a temper tantrum to, and then I'll have the astral mafia on my ass. Furthermore, when I was trawling on /fringe/ on moe I happened to come across this: https://pastebin.com/LHB1P80Z which I think...it's a pretty clear 'message' from her on how betrayals are handled. There's been no sexual acts, but...ugh, come on. I don't think a LBRP is going to solve this. There's Hera and Themis, I guess?
>Maybe more like teasing a cat
I feel more like a mouse being tossed around in the paws of a lion.
>do you really think that's likely
There are expected tropes and outcomes of these stories! The bloodthirsty dragon also being the slutty princess and the knight being a cowardly virgin IS NOT how these stories are written.
>It's less exciting than it sounds
Perseus had a great ending! He avenged his mother, slayed Cetus, saved Andromeda, got the Kingdom of Argos, and got his own constellation!