Hemera

Intro Hemera, which translates to "Day," is a personification in Greek mythology. She is the daughter of Erebus, the personification of darkness, and Nyx, the personification of night. Hemera is also the sister and wife of Aether, the personification of the upper sky, and the mother of Thalassa, the female personification of the sea. This information can be found on Wikipedia. In Greek mythology, Hemera is the primordial goddess of daytime, responsible for bringing light to the earth each morning. According to ancient cosmogonies, night and day were considered separate entities from the sun. While the sun may have ruled the day, it was not the source of its existence. According to Wikipedia, Hemera is a figure in Greek mythology known for her happy-go-lucky personality and kind heart. She is highly regarded for her positive outlook on life, though her sometimes naive nature leaves her susceptible to being tricked. Despite this, she possesses great strength and can be a formidable force when angered. She is also close friends with her cousin Eos, the personification of Dawn.