What character in what story is Armis?

It's Artemis, right? The goddess of the hunt in Greek mythology.

Artemis: The goddess of the hunt in ancient Greek mythology.

Accompanying Orion all day long was a hound named Sirius, who was as brave as his master, always rushing to the front when hunting, and always standing in the way of Orivan when encountering wild beasts. Over time, Orewin often encountered Artemis, the goddess of the moon and the goddess of hunting, while hunting. The two were soon fascinated by each other's elegance and uncanny hunting skills, and later, they often walked together in the mountains, climbed cliffs, climbed dangerous peaks, and talked about everything.

All this made Apollo very angry. He knew that Artemis was a stubborn girl, and persuasion would not impress her at all. Apollo was ruthless and came up with a poisonous plan.

One day, Orevan, as usual, "flew" on the surface of the sea, ready to go ashore to hunt. His whole body was submerged in water, with only his head above the water. Apollo and Artemis "coincidentally" flew over the sea.

Sister, people say that you have a hundred steps through the Yang's kung fu, how about we compete today? Artemis thought that only Orewin could compare to her archery skills in the world, and she didn't think of her brother! "Well, what do you say?

You see, that little black dot is a reef, just shoot it. Apollo knew that his sister's eyesight was inferior to his own, and he couldn't see what the black dot was. "No problem!

The voice did not fall, only a swish, a sharp arrow was not biased or oblique, and it hit the small black dot. "Sister, you really live up to your reputation, brother, I don't dare to compare with you anymore. With that, Apollo quietly left.

Artemis was so proud that she landed at sea to see what she had been shot. But what she saw was O'Rewin, who had been hit by an arrow in the head, lying quietly on the water, and before he could say a word to his sweetheart, he was already exhausted. The most beloved person died under his own arrows, and Artemis fainted at once.

When Sirius heard the news of his master's tragic death, he wailed all night in grief. He didn't even look at the food that others fed, and in a few days he went with Olevin. This tragedy made Zeus sigh too.

He took Olevin's body and lifted him to the heavens as Orion. He couldn't stay together forever in life, and after death, he was finally with his sweetheart, the moon god Artemis, forever. Sirius also won the sympathy of Zeus with his loyalty, was elevated to the celestial realm, and continued to accompany his master, which is Canis Major.

In order not to make Sirius lonely, Zeus also deliberately found a partner for him - Canis minor. Zeus knew that Olewin liked to hunt the most during his lifetime, so he placed a small prey next to him, Lepus. Artemis never saw Apollo again, and no matter how much Apollo tried to apologize to his sister after him, Artemis always left before he arrived, and the moon and the sun never crossed paths again.

This is why in Greek mythology the sun and the moon are not in the sky together.

Artemis: The goddess of potato and date hunting in Greek mythology.

Artemis was the goddess of hunting and beasts in ancient Greek mythology, later regarded as the goddess of the moon, and in Roman mythology she was also known as Diana, the daughter of Zeus and Lito.

Artemis: The goddess of the hunt in ancient Greek mythology.

For Zeus, Athena and Artemis were his two favorite daughters, but the feelings for Athena and Artemis were different and could not be compared with each other. Athena is the most precious daughter to Zeus, because Athena's birth was leaped out of Zeus's head, for Zeus Athena is like a piece of his flesh, his doppelganger, and Athena's wisdom and strength also make it Zeus's most valued daughter.

And Artemis couldn't help but be pampered because of her beauty, Zeus couldn't refuse any request made by Artemis, and Artemis asked Zeus for the priesthood and never married, Zeus agreed. Zeus once promised Artemis that the moon god would always be equal to the sun god in Olympus. In addition to Zeus, the sun god is the most vocal of the gods, so the moon god is also one of the priesthoods after the queen of heaven, and Artemis is undoubtedly Zeus's favorite daughter.

See the table of contents of "Physical characteristics of Artemis" below.

Diana in Roman mythology, the daughter of Zeus and Leto.