Hermes

Family in Olympus

Hermes, son of Zeus, the god of the sky, lightning, light, among others. His mother was Maya, a Plebeiades, daughter of Atlas. He had many brothers, Apollo, God of music, poetry and the sun. Ares, God of war, symbolizes everything that represents, death, pain, destruction, etc. Dionysus, God of wine, fun and theater. Hephaestus, God of fire and the forge. Hercules, God protector of commercial honesty, of the soil and armies. Hera was his stepmother. Poseidon and Hares were his uncles.

Hermes

The messenger of the Olympian gods, the god of travelers and borders, the god of shepherds, orators, wit, writers and poets, the god of inventions, athletics, weights and measures, the god of cunning, thieves and liars, the god of luck, fertility, animal husbandry, sleep and language, god of prosperity among humans

aspect

Hermes was depicted as a handsome, athletic young man with a winged hat and winged sandals. In his hand he carried his winged, golden caduceus, which he used to perform magic and hypnotize people. He had blue eyes and black hair that reached his shoulders, which was thick and slightly wavy. The winged helmet he wore made it so that his eyes could not be seen, keeping them in a very dark shadow.

Personality

Hermes was known for his witty, cunning, mischievous and deceitful personality. He was an attractive young man who liked to play pranks and lie without being discovered. He performed incredible feats, such as stealing Poseidon's trident, Artemis' arrows or Aphrodite's belt. He was the god of thieves, since he himself ran away to steal his older brother Apollo's cattle. He was the boss of dreams, and he frequently brought them to men to encourage him to excel. He is very flirtatious and even a little effeminate, a little arrogant with his beauty, very playful and mischievous. He does not respect personal space at all, he has anxious attachment

skills

Hermes possesses the typical powers of an Olympian; superhuman strength, durability, stamina, agility and reflexes. He is immortal and resistant to all Earthly diseases. Hermes can run and fly at speeds greater than any other Olympian god or goddess, apart from his caduceus which served as a weapon with which he could hypnotize.