A remake of “Clash of the Titans” but instead  we follow the life of the son of Hades, Lucifer, his rise to power, and how he  transforms the underworld into hell, exterminating the earth of all other Gods  along the way.

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A remake of "Clash of the Titans" but instead we follow the life of the son of Hades, Lucifer, his rise to power, and how he transforms the underworld into hell, exterminating the earth of all other Gods along the way. Everyone knows the story of Zeus coming to earth and bearing his seed, Hercules, but now comes the tale of Lucifer. Hades comes to earth and finds a woman, Hecate. He artificially inseminates her with Lucifer. When she goes back to her small village and 9 months later has a baby, the council frowns upon this and order both mother and son to be killed. Hecate gives Lucifer to the Nursemaid to run away with and raise. They kill Hecate and try to kill Lucifer, but Hades steps in to help while Lucifer learns at a young age that he can control fire. The Nursemaid brings Lucifer to a bigger city where they meet and Old Man selling statues of the Gods and Goddesses. He gives them a place to rest and stay when they had nowhere else to go. Lucifer grows up and his adopted parents grown old. He wants to join Alexander the Great's army as they do not object. After signing up, amidst a battle, Lucifer gets struck by a flame arrow, but feels no pain. After the next one, he sees that he can control fire and starts to fight back against both sides. The General sees Lucifer's actions as a group of them capture him and question his loyalty. They throw him over a waterfall for treason. Lucifer floats along a beach and is found by Pan, Hades miniature half goat-half man, flute playing assistant. Pan tells Lucifer who he really is and about his powers. Then he tells him that his mission is to go and destroy all Gods and Goddesses who stand in his way before he can meet his father, Hades. He gives Lucifer a pair of demon wings to start. Lucifer then has to battle with strength and wits amongst the likes of Apollo, Ares, Poseidon, Demeter, Aphrodite, Dionysus, and even Zeus himself. With each battle he gets more powerful, collecting the powers of each of his foes. A few join, others fall, but Aphrodite falls for him as Lucifer promises to come back for her after he destroys Hades as well and controls the heavens, earth, and underworld below. Once he reaches the underworld, he unlocks the unwanted spirits of all the world to turn it into hell itself. For this final meeting with Hades will teach Lucifer a lesson he will never forget, thus changing the world as we know it forever.