I don't...
Exactly have much to say.
An explanation of the user name I took could be something to fill up space, since Mizuki san insists I write something here occasionally.
Castor and Pollux were twins. In Greek mythology they were called the Dioscuri and worshiped as gods. Castor, however, was actually thought to be the mortal of the two. Pollux was the actual son of Zeus, but they were born of the same mother. Some descriptions even say they were hatched from an egg.
Pollux was a formidable boxer, and Castor was a great horseman. Together, they were the "Heavenly Twins," often associated with the constellation Gemini.
Pollux was granted immortality by Zeus, but he persuaded Zeus to allow him to share the gift with Castor. As a result, the two spend alternate days on Olympus as Gods, and in Hades as deceased mortals.
Yes. I'm boring. I also just realized my sentences are very short.
Oh well.
An explanation of the user name I took could be something to fill up space, since Mizuki san insists I write something here occasionally.
Castor and Pollux were twins. In Greek mythology they were called the Dioscuri and worshiped as gods. Castor, however, was actually thought to be the mortal of the two. Pollux was the actual son of Zeus, but they were born of the same mother. Some descriptions even say they were hatched from an egg.
Pollux was a formidable boxer, and Castor was a great horseman. Together, they were the "Heavenly Twins," often associated with the constellation Gemini.
Pollux was granted immortality by Zeus, but he persuaded Zeus to allow him to share the gift with Castor. As a result, the two spend alternate days on Olympus as Gods, and in Hades as deceased mortals.
Yes. I'm boring. I also just realized my sentences are very short.
Oh well.