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Hecatoncheires ⚫

Hecatoncheires ⚫ VS    • Hecatoncheires ⬛   The Hecatoncheires, or "Hundred-Handed Ones," are powerful giants in Greek mythology, born from Uranus (Sky) and Gaia (Earth). Each has fifty heads and one hundred hands, symbolizing their immense strength and chaos. Feared by their father, they were imprisoned in Tartarus until Zeus freed them during the Titanomachy. In gratitude, they fought alongside the Olympian gods, hurling massive rocks and defeating the Titans. After the war, they became the guardians of Tartarus, ensuring the Titans remained imprisoned. The Hecatoncheires represent unstoppable natural forces like earthquakes and storms, embodying primal chaos and power. Like, comment, and subscribe for more content. spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5erVx... apple music:   / glum-aleks   lyric: Born from Gaia, deep and wild, Monsters feared, earth’s cursed child. A hundred hands, a hundred might, Fifty heads in endless fight. Their father cast them down below, Chains of hate in Tartarus glow. Forgotten, bound, but anger grows, The earth will quake where fury flows. In darkness deep, the fire burns, Their rage awaits, the tide will turn. Hecatoncheires, giants of stone, Wrath of the earth, chaos your throne. Thunder and fire, the battle cries, The storm will rise, the gods defy. When titans fought for heaven’s reign, Gaia cried out through her pain. "Rise, my children, break the chain, Bring your wrath, end the reign!" The gods unbound their might and rage, A storm unleashed to end the age. Rocks like mountains through the sky, The titans fall, their time denied. The earth will roar, the skies will bleed, Unstoppable, they plant the seed. Hecatoncheires, giants of stone, Wrath of the earth, chaos your throne. Thunder and fire, the battle cries, The storm will rise, the gods defy. Fifty heads roar, a thunderous sound, A hundred hands strike the ground. The titans fall, the chains undone, The war is over; the gods have won. But in the depths, their power sleeps, A force the heavens cannot keep. Hecatoncheires, forgotten might, Guardians now of endless night. Hecatoncheires, giants of stone, Wrath of the earth, chaos your throne. Thunder and fire, the battle cries, The storm will rise, the gods defy. Hecatoncheires, shadows of lore, Guarding Tartarus forevermore. But hear their names when thunder calls, The giants live, though kingdoms fall.