Thus, it is my belief that Hermes, besides his many talents, is the god of more than he appears.' Quotes įor quotes and dialogue regarding Hermes, please refer to Hermes/Quotes.īoons from Hermes function slightly differently to other Olympians. He seems to have ingratiated himself to the boatman, Charon - notoriously unapproachable even by the Underworld's own. The Underworld is an orderly place, but the souls of the dead must first be brought to its brink. Yet, there is something more to Hermes: He is the only god upon Olympus who dutifully serves the Underworld, in addition to his Olympian affairs. He puts this peerless skill to a specific use, serving as the messenger of Olympus. None whom I know approach his agility or athleticism. Youthful in spirit and appearance, he could be mistaken for a common lad, if not for his extraordinary swiftness. One of the free-spirited sons of Zeus, he is patron to travelers, traders, even tricksters. It does not matter how many stacks of its bonus you have. Hermes' favor requires speaking with him while having the Lambent Plume equipped and max leveled to 3*. Hermes' affinity gauge is maxed out at 8 hearts. If given Nectar, Hermes will give you the Lambent Plume. He met Charon, a creepy figure, and they ended up becoming great friends. He also accompanied the souls of the dead to the underworld of Hades and closed their eyes with the snake rod in his hand.
His swiftness and dexterity made him the embodiment of vigor, and he was later christened as a messenger of the gods. He once stole the scepter of Zeus, the trident of Poseidon, Apollo's bow, and Ares's sword. What is most known about him is that he is the god of roads, businessmen, and thieves. To prevent his brother from chasing him, he even threatened to plunder Apollo's temple. With his playful nature, he jumped out of his swaddling clothes and stole Apollo's cattle.
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He wears a cream-colored chiton and carries a pouch full of parchments, letters, and trinkets he needs to deliver.Įven when he was just born, he was incredibly mischievous. He wears a slight smirk, is shown with his caduceus in his hands, and has legs that are firm and adapted for running. Hermes wears wings on his head and a smaller pair on each of his ankles and boots. Hades Review – The Long, Hard Road Out of Hellġ7 September 2020 Physical description Although he is Zeus's accomplice, he is hiding the fact that he knows Persephone has returned to the underworld and will keep his mouth shut about it, no matter what it costs. Even though Hermes seems to be an "open book", he is the most "secretive" among the Olympians, revealing that not even his fellow Olympians know that he is helping Zagreus, and he will omit and keep certain information in secrecy for your own benefit. Charon doesn't seem to find Hermes' energy tiring, and seems to enjoy his company, although Thanatos and many others think that he is irritatingly excitable to listen to.ĭespite the nature of his job dealing with the dead, he is very vivacious.
He has a genuine camaraderie with his colleagues guardians of the dead, even appeasing the feared Charon, who is inaccessible even by underworld standards. His rapid speech is due to the fact that he is always overloaded with messages to deliver. Hermes speaks extremely quickly, without pauses, making it difficult at times to keep up with him, and causing some things to slip by less attentive ears. He is well-informed and more aware of the situation than any other Olympian. Hermes is a free-spirited, has a bright personality, and is a animated and chatty god. Despite his other duties, he is also a psychopomp tasked with guiding the souls of the dead alongside Charon. Hermes is quite talkative, frenzied, and rarely pauses to take a breath.
Messenger of the Gods, God of Merchants, and Tricksters, Hermes rushes in to help Zagreus escape.
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