Eye of the Titan

Eye of the Titan – The Curse of Polyphemus

In the age of heroes, when gods walked among men, there lived a race of giants whose very name struck terror into the hearts of sailors and warriors alike—the Cyclopes. Towering beings of brute strength, they were the children of primordial gods, smiths of Olympus’ greatest weapons, and harbingers of divine wrath. But among them, one name stood above the rest: Polyphemus, the dreaded son of Poseidon.

Blinded by the cunning of Odysseus, Polyphemus roared his vengeance to the heavens, cursing the mortal who had stolen his sight. Yet his lost eye did not fade into oblivion. Some say it became an eternal relic, a cursed artifact that still watches from the depths of forgotten caves. To gaze upon it is to see through the eye of a Titan—to witness ancient horrors, the rise and fall of civilizations, and the wrath of a god who never forgives.

It is said that the Eye of the Titan still burns with rage, seeking retribution for its stolen sight. Those who possess it are doomed to hear the echoes of Polyphemus’ fury, forever hunted by the shadows of Olympus. Would you dare to hold the gaze of a fallen giant?