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And I who thought that Teo was the most handsome fox in the whole city, without a doubt, the divine beauty will always be above us mortals.
Apollo is one of the main divinities of Greek mythology, and one of the most significant Olympic gods, which is why he was dedicated a lot of temples. Son of Zeus and Leto, and twin brother of Artemis, he possessed many attributes and functions, and possibly after Zeus he was the most influential and revered god of all those of classical Antiquity.
He was described as the god of the arts, of the bow and arrow, who threatened or protected from above the heavens, being identified with the light of truth. He was feared by the other gods and only his father and mother could contain him. He was the god of sudden death, of plagues and diseases, but also the god of healing and protection against evil forces. In addition, he was the god of beauty, of perfection, of harmony, of balance and of reason, the initiator of young people in the world of adults, was connected to nature, herbs and herds, and He was protector of the shepherds, sailors and archers. This fox will always remain radiant and strong, and will shine much more when his life is extinguished.
Apollo plays an important role, since when perceiving the presence of a deity of Aesir origin in Greek territory, he decides to investigate.
Apollo is one of the main divinities of Greek mythology, and one of the most significant Olympic gods, which is why he was dedicated a lot of temples. Son of Zeus and Leto, and twin brother of Artemis, he possessed many attributes and functions, and possibly after Zeus he was the most influential and revered god of all those of classical Antiquity.
He was described as the god of the arts, of the bow and arrow, who threatened or protected from above the heavens, being identified with the light of truth. He was feared by the other gods and only his father and mother could contain him. He was the god of sudden death, of plagues and diseases, but also the god of healing and protection against evil forces. In addition, he was the god of beauty, of perfection, of harmony, of balance and of reason, the initiator of young people in the world of adults, was connected to nature, herbs and herds, and He was protector of the shepherds, sailors and archers. This fox will always remain radiant and strong, and will shine much more when his life is extinguished.
Apollo plays an important role, since when perceiving the presence of a deity of Aesir origin in Greek territory, he decides to investigate.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
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I am glad I went with the Roman name for my Lion God, Helios. To be fair his story moves on past the "old pantheons".
In the coming of "The One God", all the old pantheons either stood their ground and where wiped out, or they abandoned their godly positions and left Earth. They scattered throughout the cosmos, either forming new Pantheons, often mixed from other pantheons, Greek,/Roman, Norse, Japanese, Chinese, American, and so on, or seeking opportunity to become the patron deity of some alien world.
The short version is that Helios had lost any interest in being head of the Greek Pantheon after Zeus/Jupiter had been killed by Odin/Wotan (long story made short: a family feud got horribly bad). He instead sought the only goddess that he had ever held an affinity for, Bastet, an Egyptian Moon Goddess (Not the moon goddess). Helios, a sun god, would be said to have Bastet chasing him. But Helios saw it as he chasing Bastet and followed her to the world of Casiida, a world in the throes of a deadly drought created by arcane magics run amok.
Helios found Bastet as the queen of her own queendom, Ubasti, and approached her asking to be her consort and later husband. She still rules as queen as it is her domain, and aids her in her efforts to fulfill her new role as a teacher and rememberer of lost knowledge. Bastet is a doting mother to her demigod sons, Adonis, Anhur, and Turven. All adopted and each has there own story. He seems to only have a fatherly relationship with Adonis, so named by Bastet to remember Helios, and because Adonis was genuinely an orphan with no name.
Helios has yet to settle on a new role as a god, as his old roles no longer need apply, but a god of fatherhood seems a good place to start and has sired one son, Antofeht, so far.
Helios as taken the form of a Casid Gold Lion, and Bastet A Casid Serval.
In the coming of "The One God", all the old pantheons either stood their ground and where wiped out, or they abandoned their godly positions and left Earth. They scattered throughout the cosmos, either forming new Pantheons, often mixed from other pantheons, Greek,/Roman, Norse, Japanese, Chinese, American, and so on, or seeking opportunity to become the patron deity of some alien world.
The short version is that Helios had lost any interest in being head of the Greek Pantheon after Zeus/Jupiter had been killed by Odin/Wotan (long story made short: a family feud got horribly bad). He instead sought the only goddess that he had ever held an affinity for, Bastet, an Egyptian Moon Goddess (Not the moon goddess). Helios, a sun god, would be said to have Bastet chasing him. But Helios saw it as he chasing Bastet and followed her to the world of Casiida, a world in the throes of a deadly drought created by arcane magics run amok.
Helios found Bastet as the queen of her own queendom, Ubasti, and approached her asking to be her consort and later husband. She still rules as queen as it is her domain, and aids her in her efforts to fulfill her new role as a teacher and rememberer of lost knowledge. Bastet is a doting mother to her demigod sons, Adonis, Anhur, and Turven. All adopted and each has there own story. He seems to only have a fatherly relationship with Adonis, so named by Bastet to remember Helios, and because Adonis was genuinely an orphan with no name.
Helios has yet to settle on a new role as a god, as his old roles no longer need apply, but a god of fatherhood seems a good place to start and has sired one son, Antofeht, so far.
Helios as taken the form of a Casid Gold Lion, and Bastet A Casid Serval.
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