The Sun God's Twins Lost in the Mortal World
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Story Summary
Eight years ago, the sun god Apollo was gravely wounded and his spirit weakened. His mortal lover, Elena, braved snowstorms to kneel at Mount Olympus, begging the goddess Leto to save him. But Leto could not accept her son abandoning his divine throne for a mere mortal. As a condition for healing Apollo, she forced the pregnant Elena to leave forever. To save her beloved, Elena vanished in agony—yet when Apollo awoke, he was told that she had fallen into a chasm with their unborn child, dying tragically. Eight years later, Apollo arrives in a mortal city and unexpectedly meets twin siblings Noah and Selene. The children are desperately traveling to find a cure for their blind and ailing mother, but by accident they take Apollo’s treasured myrtle crown, one he has kept for many years. Even more shocking, in their hands is a dagger engraved with a golden sunwheel—the very same blade Apollo once gave Elena. As familiar star pendants, the mark of the sun god, and signs of divine bloodline appear one after another, Apollo finally realizes: the woman he has longed for all these years is still alive—and Noah and Selene are his own flesh and blood. Determined to reunite with his lost love, Apollo decides to bring mother and children back to Olympus and marry Elena. Yet the divide between gods and mortals rises again as an obstacle, and nymphs like Dryads conspire to frame Elena. Just as their wedding draws near, Elena is poisoned and rendered mute, while someone else—bearing her exact appearance—steps forward in her place beside Apollo. Faced with two women claiming to be his true love, Apollo must uncover the conspiracy, reclaim the real Elena, and protect the love that has endured across eight long years. To
