Volume III: Betrayal

Trust is a beautiful thing. Until someone ruins it.

In Greek mythology, betrayal was practically a family tradition. Gods broke promises, heroes defied authority, and entire civilizations discovered that trusting the wrong person could have spectacular consequences.

From Hera keeping track of centuries of divine infidelity to Cassandra warning an entire city that refused to believe her, ancient myths are filled with broken loyalties, questionable alliances, and spectacular failures of judgment.

Volume III: Betrayal explores the timeless human experience of misplaced trust, ignored warnings, broken promises, and the occasional act of rebellion that was probably justified.

Because history has taught us one important lesson: someone always saw it coming.

And nobody listened.