Collect Greek Mythology 10, Collect Greek Mythology

Heroes of Argo Iasons and Polyas Heroes of Argo on a journey Heroes of Argo on the island of Remnos Heroes of Argo and the Dolionas Hercules Remains in the Bay Polydius and the Kings of Pebrica Phineus and the Birds of Harbien Alpine Rock Iason's palace in Aetes Medea and Aetes Argos's suggestion Medea agrees to help the heroes of Argot Iason and Medea Iazon completes the mission of Aetes Medea snatches the golden sheepskin The heroes of Argo flee with Medea On the return voyage of the Argot, the Kolcastians follow them The last adventures of the heroes The end of Eason, Hercules, the life and childhood of Hercules, the education of Hercules, the choice that Hercules faces, Hercules' first heroic deeds, the battle between Hercules and the giants, Hercules and Eurystheus, the giant lion of Nemia, the hydra, the hydra, the deer on the hill of Kerenea, the boar of Ermantos, the bullpen of Ogeas, the strange birds of Lake Stynfaros, the bull of Crete, the horse of Diomedes, the conquest of the Amazons The Herd of the Giant Geryon The Golden Apple of Hesperides The Dog of Hades – Cerberus Hercules and Eurytus Hercules and Admetus Hercules Serves Onfal Hercules's Later Years Hercules and Deianira Hercules and Nesus The End of Hercules Theseus Oedipus Theban War Trojan Legends.

Zeus, Hera, Hades, Poseidon, Hermes, Hercules, Athena, Apollo, Demeter, Artemis, Ares, Aphrodite, Hephaestus, Venus.

Burning Lil: The most famous monster in Norse mythology, one of Loki's children, a giant wolf-like monster, legend has it that when he opened his mouth to withstand the heavens and the earth, he was imprisoned by the dwarves because of his fierce personality, and he did not escape until the end of the war, and swallowed the sun and the main god Odin.

Poseidon: The Emperor of the Sea, the second brother of Zeus, wielding a giant trident and ruling over all the creatures of the sea. It is described as half-human, half-fish, and can call the wind and rain. Fierce and cruel character.

Ares: The god of war, is **, cunning, irrational, the god of war for war's sake. Venus, the wife of the god of craftsmen, had an affair with her, and was trapped in a large net specially made by the god of craftsmen and could not get out.