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The document describes the seven great demigod prophecies: Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon; Jason Grace, son of Jupiter; Annabeth Chase, daughter of Athena; Frank Zhang, son of Mars; Hazel Levesque, daughter of Pluto; Piper McLean, daughter of Aphrodite; and Leo Valdez, son of Hephaestus. Each demigod has unique powers and accomplishments. Together, the seven demigods must unite the Greek and Roman camps to gain the strength to defeat Gaea, the Giants, and their forces.
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An aircraft carrier is a large naval vessel that serves as a sea-based airfield, allowing for the operation of aircraft in defense of national interests. As floating military bases, modern carriers can house thousands of crew members in addition to carrying over 75 combat aircraft that can be launched from the carrier's deck to project air power over vast ocean and coastal regions. Aircraft carriers represent a core component of naval power projection for many nations due to their ability to respond rapidly to global threats from the sea.
The serpentine
They are large boa constrictors that can speak multiple languages and have elemental powers. They usually travel in groups and live in the Stock area, eating plants in spring and summer and meat in autumn and winter. Their furry snake-like bodies are solid and hard at night, making them vulnerable to hunting, so one stays up each night to guard. Their allies include Fire Con and The Roller, while their enemy is Cywind.
The serpentine
They are large boa constrictors that can speak multiple languages and have elemental powers. They usually travel in groups and live in the Stock area, eating plants in spring and summer and meat in autumn and winter. Their furry snake-like bodies are solid and hard at night, making them vulnerable to hunting, so one stays up each night to guard. Their allies include Fire Con and The Roller, while their enemy is Cywind.
화랑
Hwarang were a group of elite young male warriors in ancient Korea who served the kingdom of Shilla. They were expected to demonstrate loyalty to the king, filial piety to parents, trust in friends, never retreat from battle, and discernment in taking life. Hwarang studied martial arts and other skills to serve and protect the king, and played an important role in Shilla's military victories.
화랑
The Hwarang were a group of elite young male warriors who fought for the Shilla kingdom in ancient Korea. They were expected to demonstrate loyalty to the king, filial piety to parents, trust in friends, never retreat from battle, and discriminate in taking life. As protectors of the king, the Hwarang played an important role in Shilla's military victories.
The gods and goddesses of olympus (2)
This document provides information on the major Greek gods and goddesses, including Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Ares, Hephaestus, Hermes, Hera, Athena, Artemis, Demeter, Aphrodite, Hestia, Dionysus, Apollo, Iris, Eros. For each deity, it lists their domain, main weapon, and Roman equivalent. The gods and goddesses represent different aspects of nature and human activities.
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Heroes
- 1. The Seven Demigods of the Great Prophecy
- 2. Perseus Jackson Perseus Jackson is the son of Poseidon. He kills many major monsters such as the Minotaur, Medusa, etc. He helps defeat titans and giants such as Kronos, Polybotes, and Alcyoneus. He is a major hero of Camp Half-Blood and Camp Jupiter. He is the boyfriend of Annabeth Chase. He can control water. He owns Blackjack.
- 3. Jason Grace Jason Grace is the son of Jupiter. His sister is Thalia Grace. He defeats Krios. He is a major hero of Camp Half-Blood and Camp Jupiter. He is the boyfriend of Piper Mclean. He can fly. He owns Tempest.
- 4. Annabeth Chase Annabeth Chase is the daughter of Athena. She traps Arachne in a trap. She is a hero of Camp Half-Blood. She is the girlfriend of Perseus Jackson. She has an Invisibility Cap.
- 5. Frank Zhang Frank Zhang is the son of Mars. He helps out on killing Alcyoneus. He is a hero and Centurion of Camp Jupiter. He is the boyfriend of Hazel Levesque. He can turn into anything he wants.
- 6. Hazel Levesque Hazel Levesque is a daughter of Pluto. She helps defeat Alcyoneus. She is a hero of Camp Jupiter. She is the girlfriend of Frank Zhang. She owns Arion.
- 7. Piper Mclean Piper is the daughter of Aphrodite. She is a hero at Camp Half-Blood. She is the girlfriend of Jason Grace. She owns Katoptris.
- 8. Leo Valdez Leo Valdez is the son of Hephaestus. He builds most of the Argo II. He is a hero of Camp Half-Blood. He is the grandson of Hazel’s 1st boyfriend, Sammy Valdez. He can control Festus.
- 9. These7 demigods must unite the Greeks and Romans so they have enough power to defeat Gaea, the Giants, and her servants.