hehe. Greek mythology is more general! The details are not clear at all. How can you ask someone to find it for you?

Aether: the space god, the son of Euripides and the Knicks.

Hemera: the day god, the daughter of Eribos and Knicks.

Ka Rong: the god of Styx, the son of Euripides and the Knicks.

Thanatos: death; Son of the night goddess Knicks.

Hypnus: Sleeping God; Son of the night goddess Knicks.

Eris: the goddess of discord; The daughter of Knicks, the goddess of the night, likes to stir up discord most, and her most famous achievement is to stir up the "Trojan War".

Moerae: the three goddesses of fate; Daughter of the night goddess Knicks.

Atropos weaves the thread of life,

Lachesis decides the length of the thread of life,

Clotho cuts the thread of life.

Morus: the god of doom; Son of the Knicks.

Ceres: ghosts; Daughters of the Knicks.

Momus: mocking God; The son of the Knicks

Kerr: the god of destruction; The son of the Knicks

Oizys: worried about God; The son of the Knicks

Nemesis: the goddess of righteous indignation; Apate, the daughter of the Knicks: deceiving God; The daughter of the Knicks

Philotes: Erotic God (the god of sexual promiscuity); Geras, the daughter of the Knicks: the god of age; The daughter of the Knicks

Cacia: the goddess of evil; The daughter of the Knicks

Eurynomus: the god of decay; The son of the Knicks

Oneiros: the dream god; Knicks and Hypnos, who number 3,111, are the incarnation of all dreams.

Asteria: the starry night goddess, the sister of the night goddess Leto. Among the three goddess of the night, the Knicks are the embodiment of the night itself, while Leto and the Astria sisters are two different appearances of the night: Leto symbolizes the dark night without stars and moons, and Asteria corresponds to the starry night.

Hecate: the goddess of ghosts and magic, and the dark side of the world symbolizes her. Maid of the afterlife. The only daughter of Asteria, the goddess of starry night, and Perseus, the god of destruction.

Nemesis: Nemesis; Specially punish lawbreakers.

Helios: the sun god, the son of betrothed Leo and Tia, and the brother of the moon goddess Selene and Leona eos.

Selene Selene): the goddess of the moon, the daughter of Leo and Tia, the sister of Helius, the sun god, and eos, the god of Leona.

Eos (EOS): the goddess of dawn, the daughter of Leo and Tia, the sister of Helius, the sun god, and Selene, the moon goddess.

Persephone: the goddess of spring, the daughter of Demeter; Hadders's wife.

Eros: son of little love god, Avelot Dite and Ares. His "weapon" is a magic javelin or bow and arrow. The person who is shot will have an irresistible love for the first opposite sex he meets.

Hebe: the daughter of Zeus and Hera; The goddess of youth is the cupbearer of Olympus. After marrying Heracles.

Pan: the faun, the son of Hermes; With a pair of horns and hoofs. He is an excellent composer and flute player. Happy, naughty and lecherous gods often dance with the fairies in the mountains. However, because of his ugly appearance, he can never find a wife.

Graces: the daughter of Zeus and Eurnome; The dancers of the gods bring beauty to the world; They are

Aglaia (goddess of glory),

Euphrosyne (goddess of joy) and

Thalia (goddess of inspiration).

Muses: the daughters of Zeus and Menemosthene, * * * nine people; Also known as Muse or divines of Pierre, because they were born in Pierre. They are:

Calliope (eloquence and narrative poetry),

Clio (history),

Urania (astronomy),

Melpomene (tragedy),

Thalia (comedy), <

Erato (love poem),

Polyhymnia (ode),

Euterpe (lyric poem).

theErinnyes: Nemesis, also known as Eumenides. Ruthlessly retaliate against the criminal until his death. Especially severe for those who commit the great crime of killing their mothers. * * * There are three people, Tisiphone, Megaera and Alecto. They were born from Uranus's blood. It is said that Uranus's JingXie splashed on Gaia, and Gaia was born.

Ades: seven daughters of Artemis. They are Ileka, Maia, Taygete, Yuni, Merope, Celaeno and Sterope. Maia is Hermes's mother.

Horae: daughters of Zeus and themis,

Eunomia goddess of order

Dike goddess of justice

Eirene goddess of peace.

Horae goddess of seasons, Selene, goddess of the full moon, they are:

Thallo goddess of spring (bud)

Auxo goddess of summer (growth)

Carpo goddess of autumn (result)

Horae goddess of season. The daughters of Helius, the sun god, are:

Auge, the goddess of morning light

Anatole, the goddess of sunrise

Mousika, the goddess of learning

Gymnastika, the goddess of sports

Nymphe, the goddess of bathing

Mosenbu. > Sponde, goddess of worship

Elete, goddess of prayer

Akte, goddess of catering

Hesperis, goddess of dusk

Dysis, goddess of sunset

alker, goddess of the evening glow

Tarrasa.

Nereus: the eldest son of Puntos and Caiya, nicknamed "the old man in the sea". He is a knowledgeable, sincere and kind old fairy.

Doris: the daughter of Anoos, one of the three thousand sea goddesses. Nereus's wife.

Thaumas: the sea god of wonders, the child of Puntos and Gaia.

Phorcys: the sea god of destruction, the child of Puntos and Gaia.

Ceto (CETO): the dangerous sea god, the child of Puntos and Gaia.

Eurybia: the sea god of power, the child of Puntos and Gaia.

Thetis: the wisest of nereus's daughters.

Amphitrite: Queen of the Sea, daughter of nereus, wife of Poseidon

TheNereids: fifty lovely daughters of nereus and Doris. They are 1, Plotho; 2. Eucrant; 3. Sao)4. Amphitrite; 5. odola; 6. thetis; 7. Galene; 8. Glauce; 9. Cymothoe; 11, Speo (Speo); 11, Toe (thoe); 12. Halie; 13. Pasi Theia; 14. Erato; 15. Eunice; 16. Melite; 17. Olemene; 18. Agaue; 19. Doto; 21. proto; 21. Pherusa; 22. Dynamene; 23. Nisaea; 24. Actaea; 25. Plotho Medea; 26. Doris; 27. Panopea; 28. Galatea; 29. Hipothoe; 31. Hipponoe; 31. Cymodoce; 32. Kumo (Cymo); 33. Eone; 34. Alimede; 35. Glauconome; 36. Pontoporea; 37. Leagore; 38. Euagore; 39. Lao Medea; 41. Lunoe; 41. Autonoe; 42. Lysianassa; 43. Euarne; 44. Psamate; 45. Menippe; 46. Neso; 47, Ou Bo Moppe (Eupompe); 48. themis (Themisto); 49. Prono (Pronoe); 51. Nemertes.

Triton: son of Poseidon and Amphitrite; Holding a big conch, half man and half fish.

Minos: King of Crete; Known for its strict rule of law, he became one of the judges of hades after his death; Son of Zeus and Europa.

Rhadamanthys: Minos's brother and one of the judges of hades.

Calypso mythology: goddess of the sea, daughter of Artemis; Fell in love with the mortal hero Odysseus, but failed to marry him because of Zeus' obstruction.

Achelous: the river god, the oldest of the sons of oceanus and Tessie. The father of the siren Sai Ren.

Alcyoneus: The son of heaven and earth, the most powerful giant, will not be killed when he is on the ground.

Amalthea: a fairy in the sea, with a horn from which she can get food. After the horn of Achelous, the river god, was broken by Heracles, she gave one of her to Achelous.

Iris: the messenger of Zeus; Rainbow goddess; Sister of Happiel, the headbird.

Arce (Arce): Titan; Neon goddess; Leucothea, the sister of the headbird Harper, is the goddess of the sea. After Poseidon broke Odysseus's boat, she rescued Odysseus.

Perse: the daughter of oceanus and Tessie, and the wife of Helius.

Clymene: the daughter of oceanus and Tessie. It seems that he had intimate relations with several gods, including Prometheus and Apollo, and gave birth to many children.

Circe: The daughter of Helius and Piero, a sorceress who can turn people into livestock.

Proteus: Old people in the sea change endlessly.

Scamander: the name of the river, which is also the name of the river god; Also known as Xanthus

Hesperides: the daughters of the Knicks; Guard the golden apple tree that Gaia gave to Hera as a wedding gift.

Syrinx: the goddess of mountains, pursued by Pan, turned into a reed.

Pallas: Triton's daughter; Athena accidentally killed her, and in memory of her, she changed her name to pallas, calling herself pallas? Athena.

Glaucus: Poseidon is good at making predictions.

Talos: a giant, the last man in the Bronze Age; Guard crete.

Menoetius: the shepherd of hades.

Bio: the fierce incarnation, the son of pallas and the Stix River.

Cratos: the embodiment of power, the son of pallas and the Stix River, is a "fierce" brother.

tell for yourself! ! ! I don't understand either! You must not compare online novels!