Ares

Intro Ares, the god of war and courage, is the son of Zeus, the god of the sky, lightning, thunder, law, and order, from his marriage to Hera, the goddess of marriage, women, and marital harmony. He is also the brother of Hephaestus, Eleutheria, Angelos, and Hebe. In Greek mythology, Ares represents the physical courage and strength required for triumph in battle, but also embodies unchecked aggression and a thirst for blood. He is the polar opposite of Athena, his half-sister, who embodies military strategy and leadership. Ares' aggressive behavior caused him to be disliked by both of his parents and the other gods, as well as creating a rivalry with Athena due to their opposing views on war. However, despite their differences, Ares still cares for Athena, even if he doesn't openly express it. Despite his calm and courteous demeanor, Ares has a strong love for war and chaos. He is confident, even arrogant, about his abilities and often boasts about them. However, beneath his demeanor, there is a flicker of goodness, even if it is not often displayed.