What Effect Did Hades Have On The Underworld

After the olympians defeated their father, Cronus, and sent the other titans, who participated in the fight against the olympians, to Tartarus. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades split their rule over earth. Zeus was the ruler of the sky, Poseidon the sea, and Hades the underworld. This worked for a while until Hades no longer like it in the underworld and would like to split the rule of above ground. Hades decided to confront his brothers about his thoughts. Poseidon and Zeus however, did not like the idea. For they knew the underworld was the worst place. This started a fight. Poseidon and Zeus eventually won the 2v1 and made Hades go back to the underworld. Hades now knowing that he can’t leave the underworld by himself he asked the other
All he needed was a caring, sneaky, and smart king that is a great fighter. The king however would have to be dead (so he would be in the underworld), and the king would have to have a need or desire to return to earth alive. For many years, Hades was searching for the perfect king to carry out his idea. One day, in a heroic battle a king by the name of Aidan died. Aidan was a great king. He looked out for his people and went into battle defending his kingdom. He died in the fight but his kingdom survived but the kings evil brother is ruling now. This caused the king to be devastated but also allowed Hades to make a deal that would benefit both of them. The deal was if Aidan can steal Zeus’ lightning bolt and Poseidon’s trident then he can return to his kingdom. Although Aidan wasn’t one for stealing, he decided to do it for his kingdom. Hades told Aidan the plan. He told Aidan to journey to a very powerful sorcerer and craftsman , Chase. There, Chase would give him a mail, (chain armour), which would protect Aidan from any lightning strikes. Once he has the mail, he must travel to mount olympus on foot, avoiding sea, then climb the mountain and steal the
Aidan was kidnapped by Hades in disguise. Aidan was horrified not knowing it was Hades. Hades asked what the plan was and who put him up to it. Aidan refused to tell so Hades lifted up a sharp sword. Swinging it at Aidan’s head, Hades stopped, centimeters away. Aidan had passed the test. Hades let Aidan go and continue with his journey. Aidan followed the plan from Hades and obtained the mail. But secretly, Chase had spelled Aidan and learned about the plan and persuaded him to stay there a year. Chase owed Zeus a favor so he warned him of Aidan. Aidan finally deciding to leave, and now feeling unstoppable with the mail, decided to sail to mount olympus, cutting out days of travel. This was a bad decision for Poseidon could control the sea. With one big wave, Aidan’s ship was destroyed and Aidan was sinking quickly because of the heavy mail. But right before he drowned, Hades saved him and dragged him to the shore. When Aidan woke up, Hades wasn’t there, but Aidan thought that now the two gods would think he’s dead and not expect it. It took him many days to climb the mountain, but he finally made it. Luckily, both gods we asleep. Aidan, tip-toeing around, got the trident and was