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* The original Lamia was a demon in Greek mythology. She was formerly one of the many lovers of Zeus, until a vengeful Hera slew her children in revenge. Apparently mad with grief, Lamia began preying on and devouring other children, turning into a demonic creature. In modern times, the name "lamia" is often synonymous with "vampire" or "ghoul". | * The original Lamia was a demon in Greek mythology. She was formerly one of the many lovers of Zeus, until a vengeful Hera slew her children in revenge. Apparently mad with grief, Lamia began preying on and devouring other children, turning into a demonic creature. In modern times, the name "lamia" is often synonymous with "vampire" or "ghoul". | ||
| − | * | + | * The [[wikipedia:Lernaean Hydra|Hydra]] was a many headed serpent-like chthonic water beast from Greek mythology. By cutting off one of its heads, more would grow in its place. |
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- The original Lamia was a demon in Greek mythology. She was formerly one of the many lovers of Zeus, until a vengeful Hera slew her children in revenge. Apparently mad with grief, Lamia began preying on and devouring other children, turning into a demonic creature. In modern times, the name "lamia" is often synonymous with "vampire" or "ghoul".
- The Hydra was a many headed serpent-like chthonic water beast from Greek mythology. By cutting off one of its heads, more would grow in its place.
