dotcipher

I’ve been drawing Annabeth a lot and it’s bring up so many memories

demigodgooglesearches

nico di angelo is probably a die hard comic fan tbfh

pansexualaris

“all geminis are evil”
frank zhang is a gemini how do u explain that

reynaromana

for every good gemini (frank zhang) there is an evil gemini (rick riordan)

topititi

The Uncle Rick has spoken

the-greek-gods-are-thots

Apollo: *shoots a gun in the living room*

Artemis: THIS IS WHY MOM DOESN’T FUCKING LOVE YOU

mirtilus

i’m finishing reading the titan’s curse again so i drew these pining, dorks in love, dancing at the end of the book 

helloplanetpack

don’t drag me back into this fandom i swear-

vithcytries

Two silly twelve year old kids

moghedien

Artemis and Apollo are 1) archery gods, 2) twins, and 3) immortal so they definitely regularly just shoot each other in response to like, bad puns and other incredibly petty shit

pokitokki

P E R C A B E T H ! ! ! 

mashamorevna

(GREEK MYTHOLOGY series):

Medusa, meaning “guardian, protectress” was a Gorgon, a chthonic female monster. Of the three mythological Gorgon sisters (Euryale, Medusa and Stheno), Medusa was the only mortal one.

Originally Medusa was a very beautiful maiden with luscious and soft hair. She grew up and became a priestess in one of goddess Athena’s temples. Like all priestesses she was bound by an eternal oath of chastity. Poseidon (“God of the Sea”) saw the beautiful Medusa one day and raped her in Athena’s temple. The goddess, enraged by the fact, could not harm Poseidon and so she unleashed her rage on Medusa. She punished Medusa by turning her into a horrifying monster, with hair made from snakes and the ability to turn onlookers into stone. As further punishment  Athena exiled Medusa to an island on the western edge of the world, were she awaited her fate. Years passed and eventually Perseus showed up with a magic shield that was given to him by Athena to slay the poor girl- by chopping off her head. From her headless neck sprung out Pegasus, a winged horse and a giant with a gold sword named Chrysaor. It is said that these were the children of Poseidon trapped inside the monstress due to her punishment.

Perseus used Medusa’s head as a weapon during subsequent battles prior to returning to Athena. Athena then took the head from Perseus and threw it into her shield where it remained.

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