CEREBUS
J.J.F. MUSGRAVEmythological creatures cerberusgreek mythology cerberusmythical creature cerberus
Fiercer.
“He’s not a monster,” she’d snap, chin lifted, hands clenched at her sides. “He’s family.”
And to Cerebus, she was the only home he ever truly had.
Each head loved her differently. Alpha, the leftmost, was the bold protector. He barked first, loud and certain, whenever Ellie cried. Beta, in the center, was steady as stone — licking her palms with quiet comfort, patient and thoughtful. Gamma, on the right, was the wild one, full of tricks: nudging her elbow while she sketched, stealing socks, and burying them under the lemon tree until she laughed.
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