Selene, divine princess, renounced her godhood to wed the mortal Damon. Pregnant, she was summoned to Olympus—but Damon, blinded by ambition, abandoned her on the Heavenly Stairway, causing her miscarriage. Her three divine brothers rescued her and granted her a new dawn. Only then did Damon learn her true identity and drown in eternal regret.
Zeus' favorite daughter Lyra gave up her divinity to be with mortal Damon. Three years later, pregnant, she brings him back to the divine realm for a shot at godhood, but doesn't know he's cheated with Clio, who's carrying his child.
Pressured by his mother, Damon chooses to pursue godhood with Clio over his wife Lyra, agreeing to head to the Moon Temple. His family orders Hector to fetch Lyra and give Damon a golden armor at his deification. Damon panics to cancel the ceremony upon hearing Lyra’s return, while Lyra uncovers the destination deception, sparking intense tensions.
Lyra tries to drag Damon back to Divine Mountain for the Dionysia Festival, but Damon is determined to reach Moon Temple to join the divine race. Their fierce clash over the Oracle Mirror leads Damon to leave Lyra stranded at the cloud station as a storm approaches.
Lyra tells Damon she's carrying his child but faces cold rejection from him and his family, who favor goddess Clio bearing his demigod child. Her plea for help due to belly pain is mocked as acting, her Oracle Mirror is contested, and her family can't reach her, ramping up intense drama.
Pregnant Lyra is cruelly abandoned, chasing a carriage barefoot in freezing weather to retrieve her Oracle Mirror. She cries out in fear that she and her unborn baby will freeze to death, begging not to be left behind. Onlookers are shocked by her pitiful situation, and later she tearfully apologizes to her father and brothers, missing them deeply before someone calls her name.
After Lyra loses her divine power and vanishes, others hurry to locate her—Hector intends to use Damon's temple to reach out. Meanwhile, Emily and her allies trap Lyra, with one fearing she'll expose their acts or alert divine patrol guards, building tense, gripping suspense.
The newly appointed steward drags Zeus's favorite daughter to the Moon Temple border—locking her in a storage compartment along the way—to curry favor with the High Priest. When she furiously demands to return to the Divine Mountain, the steward threatens to make her never go home, sparking a tense, gripping showdown.
Trapped in the remote Moon Temple with weak divine power, Lyra waits anxiously for Hector's rescue. Hector is desperate to find her, ordering his men to track Damon's carriage. Lyra overhears Damon admitting his affair with Clio—who's three months pregnant—and is crushed by his deep betrayal.
At the Dionysia celebration for Damon’s impending godhood, his relatives and he dismiss his wife as a worthless village woman, singing praises of goddess Clio as his rightful match who helped him climb the ranks. When she defends her role in Damon’s early success, they scoff—until she shocks everyone by declaring she is a divine princess, and Damon’s promotion was all her doing.
Lyra reveals she helped Damon get promoted, only to find him cheating and impregnating the High Priest's daughter. Damon prioritizes his godhood dream over his wife, prompting Lyra to end their marriage. The mistress taunts Lyra, gets shut down, and later begs Lyra to spare her baby after using dark magic.
Clio fabricates lies to Damon, accusing Lyra of using dark magic and attempting to harm her unborn baby. Damon, trusting Clio implicitly, confronts Lyra, dismisses her pleas of innocence, and ignores her five-month pregnancy to force her to kneel and apologize. Lyra refuses, igniting a tense conflict where Damon shows no mercy to his pregnant wife.
In this gripping episode, Damon’s defiant pregnant wife refuses to apologize for a false accusation, standing against him and his cruel family. To escape, she’s forced to endure brutal trials—hot coals and freezing ice—while Damon’s mother and his pregnant lover Clio scheme to break her spirit and end her baby’s life.
Lyra gave up her divine princess status to be with Damon, but his family cruelly mistreats her. Zeus is furious when he learns this, vowing to punish the mortals, while the gods prepare to bring Lyra home. At the feast, Damon’s family keeps harassing Lyra, sparking intense unmissable conflicts!
At the Dionysia feast, Lyra is accused of wasting food by Damon’s mother, who demands 30 lashes despite Lyra being pregnant. Damon, pressured by his mom, complies and uses a belt to punish her, ignoring Lyra’s desperate pleas. This tense confrontation leaves viewers anxious about Lyra and her unborn child’s fate.
Pregnant with Damon’s child, Lyra faces brutal attacks from Damon’s mother and his rival Clio. Damon’s cold indifference leads to her losing the baby, and Clio further menaces her with dark magic, pushing Lyra into a desperate crisis.
Clio’s lies about securing Damon’s promotion are exposed, sparking family fury. Rescuers arrive to take Lyra away, but Damon’s family refuses, revealing Lyra carries Damon’s child. Threats fly, tensions surge, and a violent showdown looms, promising intense drama.
Damon confronts Lyra, accusing her of cheating with a divine guard after they’re seen close. Onlookers spread malicious gossip about her and her unborn child. As Lyra is dying, the guard tries to take her away, but faces fierce opposition from those wanting to punish her for the Moon Temple incident.
Zeus's daughter Lyra loses her baby after marrying mortal Damon, confessing regret to her divine parents. Her mother initially scorns her, but upon learning the child was their bloodline, the family erupts in fury, igniting a tense, dramatic clash.
Lyra furiously confronts Damon, accusing him and his family of causing her miscarriage through cruel punishments—locking her up, forcing her onto burning coals and ice, whipping her belly. Damon and his family refuse to take blame, shifting it to Lyra, sparking a fiery, intense showdown.
Lyra confronts her cheating husband Damon, who arrogantly flaunts his upcoming godhood and dismisses her as a mortal. Damon’s mother defends him, curses Lyra, and demands 500,000 in emotional damages, yet Lyra stays resolute in ending their marriage.