Sorry about wait before I updated this, I was busy. Here is somethings Flo e-mail me.

Here is a myth about how Venus was born.

When Uranus die his body parts was throw in the ocean and Venus sprout from his blood. 
(Gross!)

Here one about Endymoin

Luna/Selena fell in love with him and kissed him, making him sleep eternally and baring him 50 
daughters. (That is a lot of children)

Thanks  Flo.

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Here some stuff I find on-line.

Artemis
Aktaeon saw her bathing, and was transformed into a stag, and eaten by his own hunting 
hounds. (Cool!)

Mars
Mars was perhaps more a legitimate son to the Father of the Gods, as his mother was Juno 
the wife of Jupiter. He was originally looked on as a god of the storm and the tempest, and 
more particularly the hurricane. There is no doubt that he was the most terrible and fierce of all 
the gods, finally finding his niche as the god of war. (I heard he is the only child of them.)

Saturn
Saturn was a king of the fertile region that stretches along the banks of the Tiber, in Rome, on 
each side. He presented himself to Janus, and received kindly by him, proceeded to teach his 
subjects the arts of gardening and agriculture, how to nurse the vine, and how to tend and 
cultivate fruit trees. Having performed such wonderful work for his king, he was invited by 
Janus to share the reign of the region with him, and the two ruled jointly. During Saturn's rule 
the land thrived and the people were happy, with innocence, freedom and love all through the 
land, so much so that the period of his reign was known as a golden age. (I wonder how much 
he costs.)

Selena
Selena was the sister-goddess of the moon to Artemis, she representing the moon, rather than 
the actual character and influence of it, which was taken by Artemis. Selena representing 
evening and night, was depicted clad in long heavy robes, with a veil covering the back of her 
head. She carried a torch, and wore a half-moon on her brow, leaning forward as if moving with 
speed, riding in a chariot drawn by two horses.

Helios
Seen as a face of Apollo. Every day he drove his sun-chariot across the sky, pulled by magical 
horses, shedding light over the face of the world, and disappearing at night. The most famous 
story concerning Helios is that of his son Phaeton, who, on engaging in an argument with 
Epaphos, a son of Jupiter, as to who Phaeton's father was, implored Helios to prove his 
parentage of the boy by allowing him to drive the chariot of the sun across the sky for one day. 
After much wheedling and trying to change the boy's mind, Helios gave in to Phaeton's request, 
with the tragic result that the sun god's son lost control of the chariot, causing widespread 
damage upon the Earth, for which he had to be slain by Jupiter. (That is one of my favorite 
myths)

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Here a little about the person I named a character about, which I got my name from. My real 
name is not cool even for a Neo-Queen.

Terra
The Roman goddess of the Earth, one of the first supernatural beings created. (Cool, don't you 
think.) 

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