𝟫 ─ 수ㅤִ'.Hermes. ୨୧ㅤ:

[Indication]

[Race]: God [Gender]: Male [Affiliation]: Gods [Occupation]: Zeus's personal assistant [Family]: Cronos † (Grandfather) Zeus (Father) Hera (Mother) Ares (Older Brother) Heracles † (Adoptive brother) Hades † (Uncle) Adamas (Uncle) Poseidon † (Uncle) [State]: Alive Hermes (ヘルメス, Herumesu?) is the tenth of the twelve gods of Olympus. He is the messenger of the gods and god of commerce, cunning, thieves and liars. He is the personal assistant of his father Zeus and one of the main gods who watch Ragnarök.

[Appearance]

Hermes has the appearance of a tall, thin young man. He has dark hair, which he always wears combed back, and burgundy eyes with a pair of reddish tattoos, one above his left eye and the other below his right eye. He also has a small mole located below the right side of his lower lip. Hermes wears the classic uniform of a butler, which consists of a black tailcoat, a silver-grey waistcoat, a black Windsor knot tie, a white shirt, black trousers, and black shoes.

[Personality]

Hermes has a calm, distant, and calculating personality, but at the same time, he is sarcastic and joking. He is rarely seen showing strong emotions, and when he does, it is because he is genuinely surprised or furious. Like Zeus, he enjoys fights and becomes excited when witnessing one, as seen during the battle between Shiva and Raiden, where Hermes began to play a melody on his violin due to the euphoria he felt watching the fight.

[Past]

About four thousand years ago, Hermes was present at the Council of the Gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end, humans were allowed to live, but not without receiving a punishment, which turned out to be the destruction of the ancient Greek city of Thebes.

[story 1]

Ragnarök: First Round Hermes makes his first appearance during the course of the battle between Thor and Lǚ Bù, Hermes who notices that his father is dismayed by the fact that the weapon wielded by the human was capable of wounding a god, asks his father loudly if he is Hermes Shouting in Zeus's Ear Hermes Screaming in the Ear of Zeus He is thinking about how it is possible that a human can hurt a god; Zeus angrily reprimands Hermes for yelling in his ears since he can hear perfectly. After a short pause both Hermes and Zeus realized Brynhildr's plan to confront the gods, Hermes mentions that originally the varlkyrjur descended to the human world to find strong warriors with which to form an army to protect the gods, but at the same time there was a rumor that they never wanted to form an army but that their true plan was to make the warriors gathered in Valhalla join the valkyrja so that they could transform into weapons and thus humans could face the gods, Hermes named this ability Völundr, Zeus hearing this becomes enraged at the fact that Brynhildr has decided to betray the gods but seconds later he screams with emotion. When Lǚ Bù manages to destroy Thor's Jarngreipr and Mjölnir begins to act strangely, Zeus comments that it seems that Mjölnir has awakened, these words intrigue Hermes who wonders what he means. Zeus proceeds to explain to his son that the Jarngreipr's true purpose was to protect Mjölnir from Thor's power until it awakens. After this exchange, Hermes informs his father that the list of those participating in Ragnarök has been drawn. Zeus looks at the list and smiles, declaring that he is going to have more fun than he expected.

[Story 2]

Ragnarök: Second Round Before the start of the second round, Hermes accompanied Zeus to the arena of Valhalla. On the way, they meet Shiva, who is preparing to fight next. Zeus stops him, telling him that he will take his place. Shiva gets upset, telling him that he will not give up his turn, but Zeus insists that he wants to go out and fight. Shiva continues to get upset, to the point of challenging Zeus to a fight. Hermes is excited by the situation, but in the end, Shiva gives up and lets Zeus enter the arena of Valhalla. Hermes is disappointed by this fact. Once the warrior of humanity Adam has entered the arena of Valhalla, Heimdall proceeds to present the warrior on behalf of the gods but he is notified that there has been a change of places, suddenly the sky darkens and a melody begins to play, this melody is called "Aria for the G string" and the one who is playing it is Hermes, this melody is so beautiful that it makes Hermes Playing the presentation of Zeuz Hermes Playing the Presentation of Zeus cry to the human musicians present in the stands among whom were Johann Sebastian Bach and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, while Hermes continues playing the violin Zeus makes an appearance and signals to his son, Hermes pities himself thinking about how long it has been since the last time he played the march of Zeus for a battle, immediately after Hermes uses his technique GOD senjō no dai satsuriku, with which he begins to play a powerful melody to introduce his father Zeus while the public of the gods in the stands encouraged him with chants and Hermes begins to play his violin more frantically while he begins to dance with Zeus, once the presentation ends Hermes comments to himself that he feels somewhat ashamed.

[Story 2]

Hermes returns to the balcony where the gods participating in Ragnarök are gathered to watch their father's fight against Adam with his brother Ares. As the battle progresses, it can be seen that Hermes is enjoying it, later he is surprised to see that Zeus is planning to use Cronus' special technique against a human. When Zeus falls due to Adam's blow; Ares wonders what happened since he could not see anything, so Hermes proceeds to explain what happened, pointing out that Adam was able to copy Zeus's technique and counterattack. Ares grabs Hermes by the neck and angrily asks him how he could have seen what happened. Hermes calmly replies that what he said was just a guess and then shows an annoyed face, causing Ares to decide to release him. When Zeus decides to use his Saishū Keitai Adamas form against Adam, Hermes assesses the situation and calculates that due to Zeus's injuries, his limit to use that transformation is around five minutes before collapsing.

Story 3:

Ragnarök: Third Round Once Poseidon and Kojiro Sasaki meet in the Valhalla arena, Hermes is surprised to see that the human was able to stop the waves of water surrounding the arena just by drawing his sword. Since Poseidon and Kojiro have not started moving, Ares deduces that they both wait for their opponent to attack in order to counter it, Hermes can't help but laugh a little at his brother's deduction and proceeds to correct him by saying that Poseidon does not worry about countering his enemy's attack since he simply destroys anything within his reach. Seeing that neither opponent has made their first attack yet, Hermes mockingly comments to his brother that Kojiro has been analyzing and confronting Poseidon in his mind. Throughout the fight Hermes and Ares upset by Poseidon's death Hermes and Ares upset about Poseidon's death Hermes comments that the human has only seen a small part of Poseidon's power and that his true strength is unknown even to most gods. However, when Kojiro Sasaki was able to begin to injure Poseidon, Hermes was surprised. Finally, when Poseidon is finally killed, Hermes is shocked by the fact that a human could kill a god. After the third round, the gods gathered to talk about what happened. Zeus says that the first thing to do is take humanity seriously. Shiva is proposed to go out in the next round, but Zeus stops him, saying that the Greek Pantheon must be the one to avenge the death of one of their own. While saying this, Hermes and Ares were visibly furious by Poseidon's death.

Story 4:

Ragnarök: Round Four During the course of the fourth round, Hermes was constantly surprised by the tricks Jack the Ripper used to deceive Heracles. Once Hercules dies, Hermes is amazed that another god would fall to humanity, Loki comments that Jack was a formidable opponent but Ares denies this saying that the formidable one has been Hercules for never backing down and that he plans to follow his example, hearing his brother's words, Hermes gives a small smile of approval.

Story 5:

Ragnarök: Fifth Round Hermes was watching the introduction of the fighters for the fifth round when Loki asks him if Ares is still in the bathroom, to which Hermes replies that Ares will probably take a while to return since he is still crying, hearing this Loki says he will take a walk while Zeus declares he will go to sleep, both of them visibly upset leaving Hermes alone who mutters that they are both bad liars. Once the battle between Shiva and Raiden begins, Ares returns from the bathroom to which Hermes mockingly asks him if he has stopped crying, but Ares replies that he never cries, then Hermes apologizes to his brother for saying such words. Zeus returns to the balcony of the gods just as Shiva's arm is crushed, dismayed by this he asks Hermes what happened, Hermes calmly replies that Raiden simply took Shiva's arm and crushed it using his brute strength, hearing this Zeus is impressed. The battle continued and Ares seeing Shiva's war dance asks his brother Hermes if he knows that technique, Hermes answers that he does and comments that it is a very pleasant dance that has the advantage of having an unpredictable rhythm so Shiva can strike multiple times without stopping, Hermes ends up adding that because Shiva's dance is so intense it causes his body to generate heat to the point of combustion. Later at the climax of the battle Hermes begins to play his violin due to the emotion he felt.

Story 6:

Ragnarök: Sixth Round Hermes stood beside Ares when Buddha spoke to the audience through the Gjallarhorn and bluntly declared that he was fighting for humanity, the entire audience including Hermes was shocked by the statement. After Papiyas emerged from Zerofuku's body, both Zeus, Ares and Hermes wonder about the identity of the being that was in front of their eyes, it is at that moment that Hades enters the VIP area of ​​​​the stands of the gods, he comments that the demon is not a god and demands Ares to get up from his seat, Ares without hesitation gets up from the chair showing respect and fear, once Hades has sat down Hermes comments that it is a surprise to see his uncle left Helheim, Hades comments that he heard a rumor that his younger brother Poseidon had died and that he could not believe it, but before he could continue speaking he is interrupted by Zeus who asks him for an explanation about Papiyas' identity, Hades turns to look at his brother and asks him to calm down a bit, after this Hades explains that in Helheim there is a legend about a being that arises due to the combination of light and darkness and that such a being is known as Papiyas. The gods then continue to debate about how a being from Helheim is right in front of their eyes, Hades thinks for a few seconds and comes to the conclusion that the fact that a being like Papiyas is in Valhalla can only be the work of one person, upon hearing this Hermes understands who Hades is referring to and confirms his statement.

Story 6:

Once the fight between Buddha and Papiyas is over, Ares is shocked while Hermes proceeds to analyze the situation of the remaining fights of Ragnarök, asking his father Zeus about what will happen to the vacant position left by Buddha, Zeus replies that they can not be lenient with humans in their next choice for the seventh round, hearing this Hermes proceeds to look at Ares, who is petrified and realizes that his brother wants him to nominate himself as the seventh combatant, Ares briefly digresses and when he is ready to nominate himself as the next fighter, he is interrupted by Hades who declares that he will be the representative of the gods in the seventh round, hearing this Hermes, Ares and Zeus are shocked and when Zeus questions Hades about his motives, he only answers that it is a revenge for the death of Poseidon.

Story 7:

Ragnarök: Seventh Round During the preparations for the start of the seventh round, Ares and Hermes were alone in the VIP area of ​​the gods' stands discussing how the arena looked when suddenly a human bursts into the room and sits on Hades' chair, such an action leaves Ares stunned who wonders who that guy is, Hermes replies that he looks like a human and that he is surely lost, Ares gets up from his chair and tries to grab the individual to take him to the humanity stands but he knocks Ares down causing the god to smash his face against the ground, this action astonishes Hermes by the ease with which his brother was subdued. This human turns out to be Qin Shi Huang, who orders Hermes to stay still because he is in front of a king, Ares gets up angrily reproaching the human for attacking him but again Qin Shi Huang knocks him down, throwing him against a wall. Hermes just smiles because he found the situation funny, then Qin Shi Huang claims to be thirsty so Hermes offers him a drink of mead. This further enrages Ares who gets up but at that moment Göll suddenly opens the doors of the room, with one of them ending up hitting Ares in the face. Brynhildr also enters the room and apologizes to the gods for the inconvenience caused and states that they were looking for Qin Shi Huang because he will be the seventh fighter of humanity, upon hearing this both Ares and Hermes are surprised because they did not know who they were dealing with.

Powers and abilities:

Although the full extent of Hermes' power is unknown, he has proven to be very attentive to battles, being able to correctly analyze almost every situation during the rounds of Ragnarök that he has witnessed. Martial Arts Expert: Hermes is a great connoisseur and analyst when it comes to hand-to-hand combat, as he managed to understand Adam's counterattack on Zeus, something that not even the god of war Ares could perceive. Another example of this is seen when Hermes explains to his brother Ares what Shiva's war dance consists of. Expert Analyst: Hermes almost always correctly assesses and deduces the tactics of the Ragnarök participants during battles and is rarely seen asking his father Zeus for an explanation about anything he doesn't understand. Expert Violinist: Hermes is an extremely talented violinist. Famous musicians such as Johann Sebastian Bach and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart described his performance as divine.

Techniques:

Violin Materialization: Hermes has displayed the ability to materialize and play multiple violins at the same time, as well as being able to synchronize his musical performance with each of them. GOD Senjō No Dai Satsuriku (GOD 戦場の大殺戮, , Lit. "Massacre at the Battlefield of the Gods" ?): It is a technique created exclusively to present Zeus before the start of a battle. By executing this technique Hermes is able to make multiple violins appear floating behind his back forming a multicolored halo, Hermes proceeds to play all of those violins at the same time in order to form a beautiful and frenetic melody.

Ragnarok story:

Ragnarök (ラグナロク, Ragunaroku?) is the final event of the struggle between gods and humans. Explained in the Valhalla constitution, article No. 62, paragraph 15. It is a special condition that suggests a series of one-on-one confrontations between the gods and humanity. Thirteen combatants on each side, the first to achieve seven victories will be the winner. If humanity loses, its fate is sealed, but if they win, they will live for another thousand years. History List of Combatants List of participants who will fight in Ragnarök. Every millennium, the gods gather in a council presided over by Zeus, where they decide the fate of humanity by voting for or against its extinction. In the most recent vote, all unanimously agreed that humanity should be destroyed. However, before they could pronounce the verdict, they are interrupted by Brynhildr, who sided with the humans and suggested the beginning of Ragnarök. The gods, who saw the event as futile, were refusing, but the Valkyrie mocks them, telling them they were afraid to confront humanity. This provokes the fury of Zeus himself and all the gods, who immediately agreed to carry out Ragnarök, feeling their egos had been hurt.

Zeus (Father of Hermes):

Zeus (ゼウス, , Zeusu ?) Also known as DPDC (God Father of the Cosmos) is the president of the council of the gods as well as the supreme god of Greece. He was the second fighter in Ragnarök on the side of the gods, facing off against the father of humanity Adam. Appearance: Zeus has the appearance of a short old man, he is very thin and almost completely bald except for a tuft of gray hair on top of his head, he also has a bushy, medium-long gray beard which he used to wear tied with a small metal bead until his fight against Adam. He has a yellow iris and black sclera, but his eye sockets are extremely sunken, making them barely visible and giving him a gaunt appearance. He also has large, long eyebrows that droop on either side of his face. At first glance, Zeus appears to be a helpless old man, as he tends to walk hunched over and his body constantly trembles. However, he possesses the ability to control his muscle mass at will, allowing him to increase both his power and size, growing up to three times his height. He always walks barefoot and wears only a long, simple white toga.

Hades (Hermes's uncle)

Hades (ハデス, , Hadesu ?) Was the first son of the titan Cronus and older brother of Adamas, Poseidon and Zeus as well as being the one who ruled Helheim Hades would nominate himself to take the place left by Buddha on the side of the gods, where he would fight against Qin Shǐ Huang during the seventh round of Ragnarök, where he would be defeated and killed by the latter. Hades appears to be a tall, thin young man with medium-length silver hair. He wears a detailed eyepatch over his right eye, which covers part of his face, and has an olive branch tattoo on his forehead and along his left arm. He wears a choker with small spikes and a Mitama-shaped pendant. He also has three piercings and an earring in his left ear. Hades wears an elegant and extravagant outfit consisting of a long white trench coat adorned with several medals. Underneath this trench coat, he wears a tight, dark purple sleeveless shirt with a fish-scale design on the sides. He wears white pants and a pair of checkered shoes.

Ares (Hermes' brother)

Ares (アレス, , Aresu ?) Is the sixth of the twelve gods of Olympus and is the God of war. Ares is one of the main gods who watch Ragnarök Ares is a very tall and muscular man, his hair is blond which he always wears with bangs that cover his right eye and he also has a rather pronounced split beard, resembling that of his grandfather Cronus. Ares dresses in a simple way since he only wears a short tunic at the waist leaving his torso uncovered, apart from his tunic he wears a red cape and a helmet which is decorated with several golden engravings.

Poseidon (Hermes's uncle)

Poseidon (ポセイドン, , Poseidon ?) was the Greek god of the seas. He despised many things, from humans to gods, considering them inferior to him. He was the third fighter in Ragnarök‎ on the side of the gods, being defeated and killed by the Einherjar of humanity Kojiro Sasaki. Poseidon appears as a young man of slender build, with wavy blond hair, blue eyes, and pale skin. He wears tight-fitting navy-blue armor that leaves part of his chest and abdomen exposed. He wears a golden choker around his neck and a pair of green fingerless gloves with cyan wristbands. A long white tunic with golden circular patterns is tied around his waist. Underneath this tunic, he wears baggy blue pants and green boots that reach his knees. His most distinctive feature is his expressionless face, which he possessed since birth and rarely showed any emotion. In addition, he was always seen carrying an intricately detailed trident that was almost as long as his body.

Adamas (Hermes's uncle)

Adamas (アダマス, , Adamasu ?) Was the Greek god of conquest and one of the thirteen gods of Olympus which were reduced to twelve after being eliminated from history by his younger brother Poseidon. Adamas appeared to be a young man of slender build. His hair was medium-length and spiky, light in color, with a dark lock held together by a large bone fork. His body was covered with black markings resembling tattoos. He wore no shoes and wore a white cloak secured with a horn-shaped ruff. After being revived and modified by Beelzebub, his appearance undergoes a radical change. His entire body is now bionic, with armor-like metallic parts on his torso, arms, and legs. He also wears a hooded cloak and a hermetic mask with lenses resembling the compound eyes of a fly.