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Many demigods, like Perseus and Herakles, earned their glory by slaying monsters; but Kalelos was different. A son of Helios, born of sunfire and mortal flesh, Kalelos became a hero not through conquest, but through compassion. He sought purpose in protecting the weak. Despite his humility, he possessed strength beyond any hero, able to lift mountains and shatter bronze with a single blow. He soared the skies on invisible wings, faster than any eagle, his passage marked by the shimmer of heat and golden brilliance. But most fearsome of all was his gaze. Kalelos could summon the fury of the sun itself, channeling burning rays from his eyes to pierce armor, incinerate foes, or blind entire armies. Though noble of heart, he walked a lonely path, ever burdened by the fragility of the mortals he loved.