Adonis was struck to the core by a single sentence from William.
Back then, the sky god Uranus had ten daughters, and he was fond of Uranus's third daughter. Then William appeared, and five of Uranus's daughters fell for William at the same time, including the third daughter, Themis.
All of Adonis's efforts to please were seen as cheap in the eyes of Uranus's daughters.
William, faced with the pursuit of Uranus's five daughters, remained indifferent.
At that time, he wasn't as direct in rejecting others as he is now. This back and forth led the five daughters of Uranus to believe William also liked them.
Adhering to the principle of sisters marrying the same man, they even asked their father to marry them all to William the Obliterator.
Indeed, William's name at the time was apt.His obliteration wasn't just of the souls of beasts but also of the young girls' love.
