Why Ares Committed Adultery with Aphrodite

※ This work contains high-explicit content, including pseudo-incest, humiliation, coercive relationships, confinement, toy play, internal urination, non-consensual pregnancy, forced oral sex, and training/conditioning. To Hephaestus, the God of War, Ares, was a being he didn't even want to call "brother." A brilliant divinity recognized by Zeus. A masculine, muscular physique befitting the master of the forge. A primary god of Olympus who received more recognition than Ares, despite not being a son of Zeus. While Ares strove to ignore Hephaestus, he harbored an inexplicable sense of inferiority. Above all, what bothered him most was the strange way Hephaestus looked at him every time the...