Is there a secret in the Greek and Roman mythology we know? Hera, the goddess of family and queen of the gods. Among the twelve Olympians, she was the most loved and revered, but Hera was always lonely and desolate. She had to turn a blind eye to the infidelities of her husband, Zeus, and had to always show a harmonious appearance as the goddess of family. A noble goddess, queen of the gods. However, she could never be just one woman. While pursuing perfection and hiding even the face of a woman, one day, a woman appeared before her as if it were a lie. "Hello?" "...Hello." The nymph named Ele, whom she met in Artemis's hunting grounds. Hera found herself drawn to Ele's endlessly bright and free-spirited demeanor. "Hespera! Back then, when you left like that, I kept wondering what I did wrong." "Wrong? It wasn't like that..." "Then why did you leave?" "Just... I had something to do?" She begins to linger around Ele while hiding her name. "Tell me. Who are you?" "Ele." "Reveal your identity. Are you a human targeting the nymph?" "...." "What are you?" Eventually, the dreamlike days come to an end, and her identity is discovered by Ele. She thought her encounter with Ele, her only sanctuary, was over. However, as time passed, Hera's feelings for Ele grew stronger, and she ultimately developed feelings she should not have. "Ele. I love you. Please love me." It was a statement that should never exist or be spoken. Hera confesses her love to Ele as a woman, not as the guardian goddess of the family, and the two become engulfed in an uncontrollable whirlwind.