Poseidon
Poseidon is Olympus's myth-grade sea god and the principal divine opponent of Kim Dokja's Company during Gigantomachia.
Biography
The god Olympus fears to summon
Poseidon's name first hangs over Gigantomachia as a threat even other Olympians hesitate to invoke. When he descends, he identifies himself through the spear that draws the sea's boundaries, and his true voice alone makes Kim Dokja bleed. His arrival changes a staged repetition of myth into a conflict with a chief god who will not accept the company's revision. (Chapters 331–336)
War with the Underworld
Kim Dokja deliberately chooses a future that Anna Croft cannot read and brings Hades's faction into direct conflict with Poseidon. Poseidon descends through Theseus and condemns Hades's choice of a successor without divine blood, exposing his commitment to hereditary order. When Theseus willingly loses his incarnation body, Poseidon refuses the Bureau's withdrawal order, rages through the sea, and raises a tsunami hundreds of meters high. Zeus finally supplies the force that expels him, leaving Olympus weakened and Poseidon's whereabouts unclear. (Chapters 337–340)
Myth-grade aftermath
Poseidon's battle establishes the destructive scale of myth-grade constellations for later scenarios. Kim Dokja remembers Hades fighting him when facing the Underworld's pressure, and companions repeatedly invoke Poseidon's name as a measure of impossible power. Later records show world-lines where Yoo Joonghyuk kills even Poseidon, demonstrating that myth-grade status is overwhelming but not absolute. (Chapters 364–515)
Appearance and personality
Poseidon is seen through Theseus's incarnation body rather than a separately described face. His presence speaks through a wrathful true voice that blanks Kim Dokja's thoughts, while the sea boils and surges around the vessel. He rejects Hades's non-blood successor and continues attacking after both the scenario and Bureau authorization end, making his pride visible through concrete refusal rather than courtly rhetoric. (Chapters 336 and 339)
Abilities, attributes, and stories
Myth-grade status
Poseidon's presence overwhelms lesser beings without direct contact. His voice can injure Kim Dokja, and his gaze carries enough pressure to force powerful constellations and incarnations to kneel. Comparable myth-grade stories and probability are required to withstand him. (Chapters 333 and 388)
Dominion over the sea
Poseidon controls the surrounding sea on battlefield scale. After losing Theseus's incarnation body, his released status generates violent currents, a spear strike into the deep sea, vacuum-like cracks around Triaina, and a tsunami hundreds of meters high. The Bureau's sanctions do not remove him quickly enough; only Zeus's probability-backed lightning splits the sea and forces his exit. (Chapters 339–340)
Triaina and incarnation descent
Poseidon channels his descent through Theseus and wields Triaina as the focus of a sea-splitting attack. Destroying the incarnation body should force a constellation to withdraw, but Poseidon continues through raw status and the spear's aftermath. This continuation is illegal once the scenario closes and exposes him to Bureau sanctions; the vessel's loss and probability enforcement are concrete limits on his descent. (Chapters 336–340)
Relationships
- Hades: Poseidon fights his brother's Underworld faction over Olympus's myths and Kim Dokja's intervention.
- Persephone: She supports the coalition that rejects Poseidon's control.
- Kim Dokja: Kim Dokja deliberately provokes and survives the sea god to create a new Gigantomachia.
- Anna Croft: Anna warns that confronting Poseidon lies beyond the safe future she can predict.
Items
No required item inventory is assigned to Poseidon in the supplied corpus.