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It's called Medusa, and some are called Medusa. The following is the legend of Medusa in Greek mythology, hoping to help:
Medusa, the gorgon
The gorgon, the three sisters of the gorgon in Greek mythology, lives in the far west and is the daughter of Phoebus, the sea god. Their heads and necks are covered with scales. Their hair is a crawling snake with wild boar's fangs, iron hands and golden wings. Anyone who sees them will immediately turn to stone. Poerxiusi, the son of Zeus, knew the secret, so he turned around and looked for Medusa with a bright shield as a mirror. With the help of Athena and Hermes, he cut off her head. The winged Pegasus and the giant Chrysaor are both descendants of Poseidon. Poerxiusi was attacked by a strong wind in the air when she was avoiding the pursuit of the two sisters of Medusa, and was blown from side to side. The blood dripping from Medusa's head fell into the Libyan desert and became a poisonous snake.
Among the three sisters of the gorgon, only Medusa is mortal, and her sisters Stefano and Yuri Ellie are magic. It is said that Medusa was once a beautiful girl. Because she boasted that she was more beautiful than Athena, the goddess of wisdom took away all her beauty and left her with an ugly monster body.
Although the blood of the gorgon is highly toxic, it has special power, which once gave Ericton Theseus the ability to come back to life. Poerxiusi killed the sea monster ikiss with the head cut off by Medusa and gave it to Athena, who fixed it in the center of her shield/breastplate. The heads of the three gorgons are often used by artists on symbolic badges, architectural decorations and even Athens coins, as well as on soldiers' shields. When the enemy sees Medusa's face on the shield, it will become a stone statue.
Medusa is a member of the syren race in Gorgon and a beautiful girl in Greek mythology. The Goers have the ability to turn people into stones with their eyes. Because Medusa is more beautiful than Athena, the goddess of wisdom, Athena deprived her of her beauty and turned her hair into a poisonous snake and a hideous monster. In Greek mythology, Medusa was finally beheaded by Poerxiusi and presented her head to Athena, who embedded Medusa's head in the center of Aegis. The ancient Greeks painted Medusa's head on a plate to achieve the effect of seeking good fortune and avoiding evil.
[Edit this paragraph] Introduction to Medusa
There was a king in Argos in ancient Greece. One day, he went to the temple to ask God for advice, and got the Oracle that he would die at the hands of his daughter and Poerxiusi, the grandson of Zeus.
The old man was very scared. He is cruel and cruel. When his daughter and Poerxiusi were asleep, he put them in a big box and threw them into the sea. He thought that the big box would not be swallowed up by the stormy waves, and both mother and son would starve to death sooner or later. Unexpectedly, the great god Zeus secretly sheltered the mother and son. He took the wooden box across the sea and came to an island country, where he was saved by a fisherman. The king on the island was surprised when he heard about it. Seeing Poerxiusi Jr.' s aura, I took him as my adopted son.
The king loves his adopted son very much. He raised Poerxiusi with his heart and invited talents from all fields on the island for him. Poerxiusi was born smart and studious, perhaps because he was a descendant of God. Within a few years, another omnipotent hero appeared in the world.
Poerxiusi's heroic achievements soon spread to the sky. One day, Athena, the goddess of wisdom (she is Zeus' favorite daughter, the most worshipped goddess of the Greeks, especially the Athenians, and the city of Athens is named after her), found him and asked Poerxiusi to bring her the head of the banshee Medusa. Poerxiusi is a person who likes to meet challenges. He agreed to the goddess' request with great pleasure.
Medusa turned out to be a very beautiful girl with long shawls. But she thinks she is good-looking, more beautiful than the goddess of wisdom. Athena was enraged. She used magic to turn Medusa's hair into countless poisonous snakes. The beauty turned into a monster. What is more frightening is that her eyes are shining with terrible light. Anyone who looks at her will immediately become a lifeless big stone.
In order to get Medusa's head, Poerxiusi managed to get three treasures: a pair of flying shoes, a leather bag, and an invisible dog skin helmet. With these three treasures and his own bronze shield and nod, Poerxiusi got up and flew to the place occupied by Medusa.
Medusa was fast asleep when she arrived. Poerxiusi dare not look at her. He located Medusa from the reflection of the bronze shield, stepped forward and cut off her head full of poisonous snakes. Poerxiusi put this bloody head in a leather bag and flew into the sky. At this time, two banshees living with Medusa were awakened. They found their companion killed and hurried after him. Thanks to Poerxiusi wearing a dog skin helmet, they didn't find him. At this moment, a flying horse conjured from Medusa's body, and Poerxiusi immediately jumped on it, and the flying horse roared and flew away into the distance.