Seduction of Apista

The Seduction of Apista is a story from the Greek Mythos period of Geldar. The story is of how the Naiad Apista was seduced by a mortal, Jon the son of Vornak who stole her immortality.

Myth
The Mortal Jon, Son of Vornak II came down to the River Apis and swim in its clear waters. The sea nymph Apista saw him and fell in love. She swam to him and offered him gifts of Gold and pearls. Jon realised that she was a Nymph and decided to try to steal her immortality, since he didn't return her affection. He left the waters after spending the day with her.

He went in search of a person who could tell him how to get her immortality. He found the sorceress Morgan Le Fay living on the Isle of Avalon in the sea to the west Malna. Morgan told him that if he stabbed her and drank the blood then immortality would be his.

Jon returned to Apis and seduced Apista and after making love to her she fell asleep. He tied her up and then stabbed her in the leg and drank from the wound. Apista woke up and was shocked by his actions. She prayed to the Goddess Thetis, whom she was a friend of to, kill Jon. Thetis transformed Jon into part of the river which intern made the waters immortal. Thetis told Apista that if she drank from the river she would be immortal once more.

Apista drank from the River and became immortal once again, but Morgan Le Fay also drank from it, and became Immortal.