Sleeping nyx on earth, but light remains here
Golden columns seem ablazed in the skies
Solar palace majestically never darkened
Higher straight human four seasoned realm
A human runs to it's neverending questions
Burdensome light stops it, violently closes it's eyes
Then once inside, he saw a divine crowned god

Amongst hours, days, years, and centuries
He was sat down on a bejeweled throne
Now, his sight was used to
And distinguishes strange shades behind
Embodied summer, spring, autumn, and winter
Now, he walked where no human dwells
A strong voice echoes as from Hades' fields
"Welcome my son Narrate me your worries' path" [HELIOS]
"Worms laugh of my deitylink, liar am I and braggart, too" [PHAETON]
"Thou art son mine, by the Styx, ask me a favour" [Sworn HELIOS]

"You are worthy to be called my son
And Clymene hyas told you the truth
And that you may not doubt my word
Ask what boon you will" [Helios to Phaeton]

"Just for one day, through the sky from east to west
Be the suncharioteer" [answered proudly PHAETON]

"My wild steeds didn't trust unknown hands, even strongly held
From Olympe to Poseidon Kingdom, the fall is too fast" [HELIOS]

Sworn by the river of hate, forbidden by rules of gods
"And may that styian pool whereby gods swear
But which my eyes have never seen
Be witness of my promise" [Helios to Phaeton]
Morning star opened the gates and night left the place
"My messengers are impetuous, don't reach Zeus' empire
Don't touch the worm's lair to consume it
Just follow my wheel's way" [HELIOS]
"Take my counsel, not my chariot, while you still stand on solid ground"
And through the mist, Phaeton rushed to his loss [Helios to Phaeton]

Divine horses weren't taken in by it
By a weak and awkward hand, they feel the change
And then, to a funeral path they were
Under the unpowerful sight of lightword
Free and wild, the guides charged into the worm's lair
So near, fire spread as fast as the plague and burnt everything
Serenity of Hades were disturbed and rays pierced it's shrine
Towns were reduced in ashes, waters evaporated
Poseidon, emperor of the sea, began to boil but earth beseeched
God master to end this carnage and thundered the worm
"If the sea perish and the land and the realms of the sky
The were are hurled back" (To primeval chaos)
[Gaia to Zeus]

Nymphs found the corpse and buried it
Night covered the day by the same of sun
From pain and tears, the coffin were amber
Cries stars from silvered Nyx eyes flow forever