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“Neleus... The son of Poseidon! A birth that came from the mate of a god and a mortal woman. Not plain at all! So it was, when the gods love, mate as humans with humans! From such a union two children were born, both boys. Their mother placed them in a small boat, and dropped it into the sea. The sea loved and saved them, children of Neptune were anyway! The river itself is connected with the sea, fresh water with salt, the land and the sea... "The sea herself guided us like legendary heroes into this new place ..". It couldn't be differently. Children of the Gods aren't we, our race? Have similar origin and similar history! Could not abandoned us, prey and exposed, like the two babies?”

Mythology Greece Greek Heroes Hellas Neleus

Book:Το ταξίδι της ζωής φέρνει ελπίδες

Source: Το ταξίδι της ζωής φέρνει ελπίδες

“You’re probably wondering: why were Medusa’s kids a golden warrior and a winged horse? And how had they been stuck in Medusa’s body all those years?Heck, I dunno. I’m just telling you how it was. You want stuff to make sense, you’re in the wrong universe”

Funny Universe Fun Greek Percy Jackson Rick Riordan Medusa Percabeth Pjo Greek Heroes Pj Percy Jackson S Greek Heroes

Book:Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes

Source: Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes

“He'd been raised and trained by Chiron himself, the famous centaur who taught all the best Greek heroes. (Cough, me, cough.)”

Humor Percy Jackson Chiron Percy Jackson S Greek Gods Greek Heroes

Book:Percy Jackson's Greek Gods

Source: Percy Jackson's Greek Gods

“I recognized the handwriting, and my heart gave a skip; when I opened it I got a turn, for it began, 'To my beloved Hector,' and I thought, by God she's cheating on me, and has sent me the wrong letter by mistake. But in the second line was a reference to Achilles, and another to Ajax, so I understood she was just addressing me in terms which she accounted fitting for a martial paladin; she knew no better. It was a common custom at that time, in the more romantic females, to see their soldier husbands and sweethearts as Greek heroes, instead of the whore-mongering, drunken clowns most of them were. However, the Greek heroes were probably no better, so it was not far off the mark.”

Hero Achilles Ancient Greece Ajax Greek Heroes Martiality

Book:Flashman

Source: Flashman