Echoes of Olympus

What if the gods never died…

 What if they became everything?

Echoes of Olympus is a sweeping cosmic saga where mythology and science collide, revealing a universe built not on endings—but on transformation.

When brilliant researcher Myra Northwood survives a near-fatal accident, she awakens with something impossible inside her: the Spiral—a living force of memory, energy, and creation. It is not a gift. It is not a choice. It is the echo of a universe that came before.

Because the truth is far older than any myth.

The Greek gods did not fall in war. Their existence reached its natural end, unraveling into pure energy—igniting what humanity would one day call the Big Bang. But something fractured in that final moment. Something that was never meant to carry forward.

Now, that fracture lives on.

Through Myra.

As memories of gods begin to surface—of love, power, sacrifice, and ruin—Myra is pulled into a hidden reality where science cannot fully explain what she is becoming. Watched over by Hades, the keeper of endings and memory, she must navigate a transformation no human was ever meant to survive.

Because the Spiral does not choose.

 It moves.

And if it is not restored, it will do what it was always meant to do:

End this universe…

 and begin another.

But Myra is no longer just human.

She is something new.

 Something the cosmos never intended.

A bridge between beginning and end.

 A keeper of memory.

 A force that may either save existence… or unravel it completely.

As ancient energies stir and new pantheons awaken from beyond forgotten cycles of creation, Myra must confront a terrifying truth:

Not all gods were willing to become memory.

And some are ready to return.