Cycnus (SIK-nus)

A Resident

Cycnus

Cycnus’s love for Phaethon was as enduring as the heavens themselves, a devotion that survived the turmoil of mortal life. His grief at Phaethon’s fall had nearly consumed him, and it was Apollo’s compassion that brought him to Tir na nOg, where he could reunite with his beloved. With Hyacinthus as their mentor, Cycnus and Phaethon found a space to nurture their bond, transforming grief into a love that would forever guide them. Cycnus gravitated to the lakes and rivers, where he found peace, his heart echoing the serenity of Tir na nOg. His love for Phaethon had a calming influence, anchoring him even as he encouraged Phaethon’s celestial pursuits. Cycnus’s gentle nature and unwavering loyalty made him a comforting presence to all who crossed his path, and he and Phaethon became known for the quiet strength of their union. Their relationship with Hyacinthus only deepened their sense of purpose in Tir na nOg, as the two lovers shared their wisdom and compassion with others. Cycnus and Phaethon became a source of inspiration, their love a living testament to resilience and the unbreakable bond they shared—a love that, like the stars, shone brightest in the quiet moments they shared by each other’s side.

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Relationships

Cycnus

Cathbhráithre

Towards Phaethon

Phaethon

Cathbhráithre

Towards Cycnus

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Greek

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Staraí

Parents (Adopting)

Hyacinthus

Spouses

Phaethon (Cathbhráithre)

Siblings

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Other Affiliations

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