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Nico's Ares: The Greek God Of War

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Ares is a god of war and destruction and nobody would know that he would have a child that would help him through his life. He named this son Nicos. Ares was always giving tips and lessons to his son. Nicos was also a god of war and Ares would teach how to be one. Throughout Nico’s childhood he would remember it as being really destructive and his childhood was never flawless, after this he changed how he wants things. Nicos wanted to someday fight monsters like his father and go on a daring adventure. Nicos was always looking for somebody to marry someday and it was hard for him.
He grew up and did thing differently from what his father did. He had a bad reputation in school because he was Ares’s son and because of his childhood. But he looked …show more content…
They both liked each other and Ares went to go talk to his dad but then Aphrodite caught him and told him if you want to marry my daughter you have to go on an adventure and quest. Nicos actually thought of not of doing this quest and giving this up. He went to his father for advice. Ares told him that “It’s your decision. If you really want this girl, go on this quest.” I will be right beside you on this quest. So he decided to take the …show more content…
Aphrodite soon makes a mistake learning that the king fell in love with her and won’t let her go. Aphrodite asks Nicos to go save her. Nicos agreed and he went on this quest.
First he would have to go get one head of a Cerberus. He went and found it. It was a long and difficult fight. Nicos gave all he got and seemed like he was losing the battle until this last moment when he was able to get a quick hit and slice one head off. He ran off with it.
Now that he got the first part he would have to move on to the second. He would have to get the lungs of a Siren. This would be difficult because the screams of a Siren can fatally kill a man. So he went with a sword and earplugs. When he arrived and saw a Siren. He went in a stealthy way. He caught the Siren from behind but one of his earplugs fell and the Siren heard this. She started screeching and it started hurting him. He was about to die but he luckily he was able to get one hit to the throat. He stunned it and then cut her lungs out. This part of this quest is

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