Hermes In Greek

Poseidon is hit and goes down, so he thought. Out of nowhere the floor under Zeus crumbles into a blackhole of water under him. Poseidon from above him starts to smirk. Hades is missing the attention, he throws his mighty trident at his brother. Poseidon moves as swiftly and quickly as the wind but the trident was faster, and cuts his cheek. Poseidon, fures and hurt, he charges at Hades with his mighty trident.

Zeus immediately started to become furious and his face started to become red. The Gods didn't know what they did wrong but Zeus suddenly began throwing his lightning bolts at the Gods. One after the other, Zeus would strike them right on their rear ends. During this temper tantrum Zeus was having, he missed the Gods more than hitting them. Ounce Zeus calmed down and realized he was overreacting, he took a moment to see what he did the the humans and all the trees and stuff like that. Instead of seeing mostly all Green, he saw flames of the fire he started. The humans houses were burning down, and everything was destroyed. Zeus almost started crying because he felt bad for what he had done. From that day on ,Zeus never threw lightning bolts again but, sometimes while its raining out and it's all gloomy, Zeus sometimes throws a couple lightning strikes thinking that if anything would catch on fire, the rain would put it

In one of his temper tantrums, Poseidon realized he was not happy with his ocean domain, and wanted to try and overthrow his brother, Zeus, and become king of the gods himself. Poseidon asked for help from Apollo, the god of light and music. Together, they bound Zeus with chains. Zeus had too much strength and power and freed himself very quickly. Zeus was furious with Apollo and Poseidon. As punishment, he sent them to work as laborers for Laomedon, the king of Troy, a city in what is now considered Turkey. Laomedon promised a very big reward if they could build a wall around the city of Troy. However, after they built the wall, Laomedon refused to honor his agreement and did not pay them for their work. In turn, Poseidon and Apollo sent a plague and a sea monster to destroy the city of Troy. (Gall.)

Perseus commences the quest ignorant to the perils and tribulations that lie ahead. Luckily, Hermes and Pallas Athena decide to

Long ago in 480 B.C., 300 Spartans made their final stand against 30,000 Persians. Only one came out alive; his name was Nova Scotcrates. Scotcrates, taken prisoner by the Persians, made a daring escape. The escape took him five years to get back to his home, Sparta. When Scotcrates got

"Zeus, you don't have to worry about that, we will not harm those pathetic mortals. I mean, come on, why would I do that? I mean no harm to those mortals. I just want my son," Poseidon said

captive by Trojan captors. As warrior Odyssey faced several challenges and Hermes was sent by Zeus to

Odysseus is helped by Athena enormously in the last leg of his journey home to Ithaca, he has been punished for years by Poseidon for blinding his son, arguably undeserving punishment but punishment nonetheless. Poseidon’s vendetta against Odysseus displays

“Then you must take up your well-shaped oar and go on a journey until you come where there are men living who know nothing of the sea,” said Teiresias, a famous blind prophet. Odyssa had a long journey ahead of her. She always loved adventures, but didn’t know one so

attacked. “ But I’ll cry out to the everlasting gods in hopes that Zeus will pay you back with a

Although Zeus is the greatest of the immortals and is able to control their actions, the other gods have distinct abilities that allow them to either help the Trojans or the Achaeans. Poseidon’s loyalty lies with the Achaeans; however, he decides to help out the Trojans by saving Aeneas. In my eyes, Poseidon is not a traitor and rather a responsible and compassionate immortal. Sometimes, moral obligations outweigh personal responsibilities. For example, as much as Zeus wants to save his son from his fated death, he does not allow for his personal desires to get in the way of his job of protecting the prophecy. Because the gods of Olympus are so involved in the war effort, the mortal warriors are aware of the intervention of the immortals at times. When paranormal and unexplainable activities occur on the battlefield, such as the disappearance of Aeneas, the warriors do not think much about it since they understand that the gods must have intervened. The personal connections many gods feel to the mortals results in their intervention in the Trojan

After Hector’s death, Achilles knew his death was soon. Prince Memnon of Ethiopia came to the Trojans’ aid. Even though Hector was gone, the Greeks had lost many warriors. However, Achilles was able to kill Memnon before his death. Paris had shot an arrow at the heel of his foot, the only vulnerable part

Many years ago, there was a clash between Zeus and Poseidon. Poseidon felt jealous of his brother, for Poseidon always tried to provide calm waters for the fishermen of a tiny village, allowing them to feed their families. However, the fishermen praised Zeus for providing calm winds to be able to sail by, enabling them to catch fish. In their ignorance, they didn’t see Poseidon’s hard work filling their nets with fish and calm waters and neglected him and his temples. All along, however, the temples to Zeus would fill with worshippers, and feasts were held in his Zeus’s honor, while Poseidon’s temples continued to fall into disrepair.Many

Pezzius was a young boy who like to steal valuable items. His collection included a doru spear, a xiphos, and a bunch of other random pieces of armor. After all, he was a Spartan. He also liked to be prepared. When he stole valuable items, he always

Zeus notices the handsome boy and takes interest in his life. Then one day, Zeus transformed himself into an eagle and carried young Ganymede up to the top of Mount Ide where the boy was ordered to serve him drinks. One day, Ganymede was tired of serving him drinks, so he poured out some water and wine for Zeus. Unexpectedly, as the story goes, Zeus wasn't mad and had ended up giving him immortality and his own constellation, Aquarius in the sky. On a stormy day in a little village just outside of town was swamped in torrents of rain that in turn caused the entirety of the village to flood. Everyone evacuated as water rose up to the windows in their homes, filling them with mucky water filled with sewage from the river nearby. All of them fled but one; a servant girl named Marina who quietly awaited her fate locked in the basement of a mud brick home. As the water began to fill the space, Marina scooped buckets of water out of the submerging basement even after the rain had halted. But then she noticed that these cases full of water she removed were not dirty anymore; they were clean, pure