Divine reincarnation

Zeus The god of thunder, lightning and lightening. Zeus had a great desire for relationships, he had many women and several children. His main wife was Hera. He was the leader of the Olympian gods, the god responsible for the earth and the heavens. Ivy Zeus' wife, she was the goddess of motherhood. She was jealous, vengeful and strong. She was jealous of every woman who came close to her husband, and she acted aggressively and vengefully towards every woman, lover or passion of her husband, as well as towards the children that were born from Zeus' union with them. Poseidon The god of the sea, he was Zeus' older brother, the calmest, according to some versions of mythology. He ruled the oceans, allowing or stopping tsunamis and sea storms. Poseidon ruled over fish, whales and other marine animals. Athena The Greek goddess Athena was one of the most beautiful, goddess of wisdom and war, born of Zeus' first love, Metis. Metis was also the goddess of wisdom, and had the power to transform into any animal, the same power that Zeus had. When the god of thunder found out that she was pregnant, afraid that if she were a man, he would take her throne, he challenged Metis to turn into a mosquito. She, unaware of the evil, did so in order to win. He swallowed the woman. She and Athena remained inside Zeus for years. When they managed to get out, Athena was already an adult, free, already wearing armor and showing herself to be stronger than the, until then, only god of war - Ares. Ares The god of war, who unlike Athena who was kind, found pleasure in the suffering of others. Ares enjoyed fights and winning them. He could kill a mortal with just a shout. Demeter Demeter was the goddess of plants, cultivated land and the seasons. She was the mother of Core, a daughter she had with Zeus. This daughter was kidnapped by Hades, the god of the underworld. After the kidnapping, Core became Persephone. Apollo Music and hunting were his divine gifts. Apollo was always with his sister, flying without wings, with his bow and arrow. He was the son