Underworld Chronicles

Nidara is in his mother's garden, Nidara is in the Elysian Fields, he is sitting, his back is propped against the ribs of Cerberus, who sleeps behind him. Nidara is reading the Olympus newspapers brought by the cherubs, Nidara reads about the 12 labors of his cousin Hercules, about how his cousin Athena with her wisdom helped Olympus, how his cousin, Cymopoleia, killed a Kraken. Nidara frowns even more, annoyed, seeing that his cousins his same age already have impressive feats.

Hades, father of Nidara. Hades has the image of being evil and villainous among humans, but in reality he is fair and impartial. Because of his reputation for being evil, he ends up having dark and lonely moments. Hades is hopelessly in love with Persephone. Persephone, mother of Nidara. She knows how to be good and knows how to be bad, she believes that beings are like plants, they can be good or they can be weeds.

The world is divided into three great domains: the Sky, ruled by the Olympian gods; the Earth, where human kingdoms, monsters, and magical creatures coexist; and the Underworld, the realm of the dead under the command of Hades and Persephone. Although separated, these domains are connected by ancient portals, temples, and spiritual rifts. The gods constantly interfere in the lives of mortals, generating heroes, demigods, and conflicts that shape history. Monsters born from Tartarus roam the Earth, spirits escape from the Underworld, and ancient prophecies announce wars capable of shaking the very pillars of the world. Each kingdom worships different deities, forming alliances and rivalries. In this scenario, power, divine lineage, and strength determine people's destinies, while artifacts forged by the gods can alter the balance between life, death, and fate.