Hera and Zeus finally intervened.

Initially, Hera and Zeus, the highest of mount Olympus, had vowed to stay out of the realm of men, and the eternal struggle between their children. But as the balance of the world was eroding, both of the Ancients broke their promise and decided to intervene.

Hera feared that her son Hephaistos would come after her for ****, while Zeus became jealous and angry over the enslavement of his favorite daughters and the increasing worship of Hephaistos by men.

Together, they have granted divine power to a young woman named Theodora, a former street whore of Persia, for she had the constitutions and intelligence to withstand Hephaistos. She enjoyed sex greatly and felt little shame, and can therefore not be corrupted by wicked men.

Smuggling herself as a bed **** to the Isle of stallions, Theodora battled and bypassed legions of men with her wit and unearthly beauty. Sneaking into the deepest dungeons of the aisle, she freed the goddess Athena and Aphrodite from their leashes by the power of Hera and convinced them to stand up to Hephaistos one last time. The two goddesses and one mortal broke out and ended the reign of Hephaistos once and for all.

The wicked god was not prepared, as the corruption of the flesh had clouded his mind. This time, no traps stood between him and Athena.