He abandoned me and also lost Olympus. Full Episodes

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.

Olympus Princess Kleis is publicly humiliated on her birthday: her fiancé Apollo breaks their engagement to marry Phaedra and even offers her a concubine position, which she firmly rejects. Backed by Zeus and Hera, she marries Ares. Apollo neglects his divine duty, plunging the mortal realm into seven days of darkness. He is stripped of his heir title, while Ares becomes Olympus’ new successor—Kleis wins a satisfying, triumphant reversal.