Artemis

So uh you remember that last one? Y'know my last post? well some of you are not surprised yet (how?) so im also putting ones that you put in the last one so here are the people who commented weird ships

1.  @Hercules98

2. @CHBInternationalALT

3. @Lovealy

4. @InsertUsernameHereCauseICantThinkOfOne

5. @RavenSmoke

6. @ALYSSA THE GLORIOUS

7. @Aurastyx

8. @Thedemigodwitch7403

9. @Thethreatrekidoverthere

First things the ones you guys sent

Percy x Poseidon

Already perfect time to say ew

Hades x Nico

Umm wut

Percy X Artemis

This doesn't make sense

Percy X Estelle

Estelle is under age (Who would have a right mind to do this?)

Percy X Kronos

WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY?

Percy x Medusa

Why is this wiki weird?

Renya x Hylla

Why?

Percy X Gaia

WHY?

Gabe x Gaia

Well he deserved it

Batman X Percy

Um batman is not even IN the wiki

Sally X Percy

No just no

Now its time for my turn Disclaimer things and people WILL be shipped (also monsters)

Will X Leo's tool belt

Jason X Jack (Sumarbrander)

Apollo X Riptide

Magnus x Katoptris blade

Leo X Annabeth's drakon bone Sword

Annabeth X Hade's staff

Gabe X Kronos's Scythe

Magnus X Hylla

Piper X Meg

Leo X Ouranos

(my man did not deserve this)

Nico X A Drakon

(this will be pain)

Percy X minotaur

( idk why )

So do Artemis and Diana have different hunters? Or do they share hunters?

Who here thinks that the picture of Artemis from The Titan's Curse Graphic Novel page looks kind of like Kristen Stewart?

I did an ironic things from the RV, so now I'm doing the myths.

• Artemis, a virgin goddess with no children, is a goddess of childbirth and midwifery.

• Hades is often syncretized with Plutus in domain, even in Greek times. But Plutus is often depicted as the son of Demeter (though sometimes the son of Hades or Tyche) and Demeter is not really a fan of Hades.

• Demeter fought against Cronus in the Titanomachy. Ironically, she and her later husband shared domains with Cronus. Cronus was traditionally a Titan of harvest and in Roman myths, the inventor of agriculture. Karmanor, Demeter's husband, was a god or demigod of the harvest. Demeter also was the inventor of agriculture who taught -blank- the craft of farming.

• The most powerful Olympian god (Zeus) and goddess (Hera) gave birth to the arguably weakest Olympian (Ares).

• Heracles, a mortal, beat death thrice. Once by beating Death himself, another by (according to Homer) piercing Hades with an arrow, and once more by ascending to godhood.

• Nerites in mythology had two main stories. Either he had a romantic relationship with Poseidon or Aphrodite. In the story of his relationship with Poseidon, they created Anteros (the god of requited love) from their love. But in the story where he was in a relationship with Aphrodite, the goddess of love, it actually ended rather terribly.

Anyway, that's it.

Zeus: "UHHHH THAT'S A 5 RIGHT THERE. HE LOOKS LIKE A FRICKING GANGSTER" 2/20

Hera: "Oooo she's pretty, 12" 12/20

Ares: "HE LOOKS LIKE A MALE VERSION OF ME! 20" 20/20

Hades: "HE LOOKS LIKE HE NEEDS SOME MENTAL HELP AND THERAPY. I CAN RELATE" 19/20

Artemis: "She looks like me. 8" 8/20

Hermes: "he looks cool, 15" 15/20

Aphrodite: "OMG OMG OMG" 10000000/20

Hestia: "OH DEAR LORDDDDD. 11!" 11/20

Hypnos: "...Why. 7" 7/20

Ganymede: "PRIDE BUDDY! 18" 18/20

Heracles: "OHHHHHH HELL NAH." 0/10

Apollo: "Are you sure that this guy isn't from FNAF? 14" 14/20

Styx: "SHE IS BOOTIFUL. 20/20"

Athena: "WAR LADYYY" 25/20

Dionysus: "his name is sus. 12" 12/20

SO CRAMMED

Ok Time For....

Ship Or Sink

First up is Ella The Harpy And Hera (Hella)

This Would Never Ever Work Out. SINK

Second.... Artemis And Michael Yew (Michemis)

No Just No. and also artemis is maiden so sink

Next is Zeus And Hermes (Zeuesmes)

I don't - just no. i think all of these are gonna be sinks. SINK

Last And Probably Least..... Asclepius And Travis Stoll (Travlepius or Asclepuvis)

This one might actually work out but Travis would probably play tho old salt in the pepper shaker but with actual medicine witch would not work out but imma ship this anyways.

Comments pls.

Artemis and Estelle Jackson (Though it nearly landed on Artemis and Zoe Nightshade) (Estemis)

Artemis is Maiden and the age difference is toxic. SINK ALERT SINK ALERT

Prickly Pear and Grover Underwood (Prover)

(I actually kinda already thought this was happening, like in the scene when they lost money maker.) SHIP

Juniper and Arrow Of Dodona (Junarrow)

All i have to say is 'eh', and of course 'Sink'(but i want comments on this one coz i wasn't really sure.

Connor Stoll and Charlie Bekendorf (Stollendorf)

Ship because Charlie could make stuff for Connor's pranks.

Alex Fierro and Hazel Levesque (Levierro)

I could actually see this happening. SHIP

”I try to avoid weapons that can talk. I find them rude and distracting. Once, Artemis had a bow that could cuss like a Phoenician sailor. Another time, in a Stockholm tavern, I met this god who was smoking hot, except his talking sword would just not shut up.”

This post isn’t going to be incredibly in depth, or have any true conclusion. Unlike my post on Hera, this isn’t going to be trying to prove a point. Now, on to Leto.

Leto is such an interesting figure in mythology. She, from a certain point of view, is completely unnecessary. But yet, she’s one of the most respected gods in the Greek pantheon. She’s one of many familial goddesses, which includes much more important deities. There’s Hera, Hestia, Rhea, and Eileithyia that are usually regarded as much more important. Hera is the queen of creation, Hestia’s an occasional Olympian, Rhea’s the mother of some of the most powerful gods ever, and Eileithya appears in so many myths. Leto is also a goddess/Titaness of demurity and a protector of the young. Demurity is her own domain, but it’s far from making her the greatest of the deathless gods. And her place as a protector of the young is shared with her own daughter, Artemis. But, from most stories, she’s implied to reside on Olympus and sometimes even sits at the table of Zeus. She’s respected by all because of her children, Apollo and Artemis. That makes sense, but no one else ever gets this treatment. An example would be Maia, who Hermes even says that he is trying to bring them both honor. But Maia is rarely praised as highly as Leto. An interesting thing to point out is that Leto is the mother of more than one Olympian, an honor that’s only shared by Rhea and Hera. Leto is powerful in her own right, but not to the point of those two aforementioned deities. Out of the minor gods, discounting maybe Hades or Hestia (but you could argue she is more important and respected than even Hestia), she’s arguably one of the must important. Heracles comes close, but he’s more praised for his deeds as a hero, not as a god. Interestingly, she’s very similar to Persephone. She’s honored more for her connection to another god than for herself. Hades declared to Persephone that all would honor her, and it was true. But, historically speaking, Persephone is much more important than Leto. Persephone might have even been the main god of the Underworld in early Mycenaean Greece. Leto even plays a role in the Iliad, where as far as I know, was supposed to fight Hermes. Hermes, being nice, said he wouldn’t fight her. But the fact remains that she was raised to the level of practically an Olympian in this case. I personally like Leto, but I find her very intriguing. She’s honored the most out of all of Zeus’s lovers. She also had a much better fate than most of Zeus’s lovers. She bore two powerful gods, and was honored by the Greeks. Most of the women Zeus have had a relationship with have lost something, even his wives. Hera is stuck in a faithless marriage. Semele died. Danaë was stuck in a box and thrown into the sea. Metis was consumed. Io was turned into a cow and tortured by Hera. Demeter was r*ped and her later mortal lover was killed. But Leto, besides being cursed by Hera, lost relatively nothing. She gained glory and honor. She had two powerful children. She even was once stated to be happy, which is better than even Zeus’s wives. Anyway, like I said, no real conclusion and it’s really me just talking about Leto with only a so-so knowledge about her.

I to be honest hate the Hunt for a multitude of reasons(you can probably find them on my page) but I still find it funny that the Hunt would probably disband if they all visited a therapist. Like if they just worked through there problems with a trained professional instead of becoming extremists and utterly sexist(towards men). Like if they worked through there trauma(or if there weren’t forced to join the Hunt) there would be no hunt if they just worked through what happened in there life instead of killing men for fun.

I made a poll yesterday, Apollo vs Artemis. And most of the people said Artemis, which I find insulting. How could Artemis beat Apollo? Artemis got the $%# beat out of her by Hera in The Iliad. Apollo has sun powers, archery powers (though Artemis has them too) prophetic wisdom,.and was far more venerated in Ancient Greece from what I've seen... and Homer called him "Apollo of the Golden Sword" I think... which would mean he can fight with a sword too. Apollo is Zeus's greatest son, apparently outran Hermes and out boxed Ares. He also has healing powers, and could heal himself if injured, probably. In Homer's version of the myth, he also slew Otis and Ephialtes with his arrows when they attempted the storm Olympus, though the more popular version was that Artemis got them to kill each other. Apollo is not really "gullible" from what I've seen. He can be arrogant, but in a fight, I'm sure he could beat Artemis. And again, Hera literally whooped Artemis's butt in The Iliad. She literally ran back to Zeus crying. I like Artemis far more than Hera, but that passage still made me laugh. And Apollo also defeated Python, who was no worm

(Hah, get it? Worm? Cause Python is a snake... ah nvm)

(A Rhyming Poem By Me)

O Muse, Sing of Diana and Apollo,

Both Gods of The Bow and Arrow...

One day on high, Olympus in the Sky,

Jove saw a Titan and was his love was greatly high,

For Eros struck him with Love,

And now Jove's heart beat like wings of a dove,

And so he came down to Leto,

And together they would give birth to the Twin gods of arrow

But Juno up above

Was enraged with Jove's new love,

So declared she did, that not birth the children she could

And so she laughed as she stood,

On high in heaven, Queen Juno,

For now not give birth on fixed earth could Leto

And yet she found a way,

To give birth to children who were made when with Jove she lay,

She went to Delos, an adrift island

A floating, moving land,

And there to the children, she gave birth,

Which gave her great mirth

First came Diana, goddess of hunting,

Then came Apollo, of the great singing,

Twin Diana and Apollo,

Both gods of the arrow,

And yet as different can be

Apollo drives the Sun, for all to see,

And Diana takes the moon, of silver light,

In the darkness of Night

Apollo is a singer,

Diana is a hunter,

Apollo is a lover, a god of poetic ability,

Whereas Diana is a virgin, for she sees love as a liability,

Apollo is the god of poetic verse,

And in child birthing, Diana did Leto nurse,

For the silver one is a goddess of childbirth,

And yet still a virgin, like Vesta of the Hearth,

And Apollo as many lovers

And Diana is virgin with her hunters

And yet despite their opposites,

When insulted Leto Niobe did, both their arrows hits,

The hearts of the children of Niobe,

Who was as vain and prideful as can be,

For both are the holy children of Jove up above,

Who were conceived with Golden Eros' Love

O Muse, and now I end my poetry,

And I thank thee (and Phoebus Apollo) who made it to be

Again, I made the names Latin because they are easiest to rhyme with modern English words.

If you have any recommendations for any other things, let me know, hope you enjoyed!

Hi everyone! So I don’t have a ton of unpopular opinions, but I wanted to share the few I do have.

1. Octavian and Zeus aren’t as bad as people say they are. (That’s kinda 2, but whatev.)

2. I don’t really like Frank or Hazel. (Once again, 2.)

3. I really like Athena and Artemis (Not sure if that’s unpopular. And, of course, there’s 2 here.)

Welp! That’s all! Have a good day/night!