The ancient Greek mythology: Apollo and Zaphne

after the great floods that zev kalionas experienced, the water flowed from the land but left a terrible dragon on the continent.

its mouth is like a giant cave, and its teeth are like the teeth of a serpent, filled with venom.

its existence fills the surroundings with fear and insecurity.

wherever it goes, everything on the earth is destroyed with its tails, and everyone, homes, livestock, all of it is immediately destroyed.

the heat of the gas from which it breathes ignites trees and houses, so that after its passage it remains a dark, scorched earth, empty fields and death.

people despaired and went to apollo to sacrifice the animals that had been slaughtered and to pray for their salvation.

apollo accepted their request and left olympus with his bow and arrow.

he took a close shot at the arrow and shot the golden arrow deep into the monster's heart.

apollo kicked the monster's body with one foot and laughed.

it's a vicious monster, and even after it died, it's still creepy to see.

who dares to approach him while he's alive, except apollo? apollo turned his head and looked around and found a child with wings sleeping in the shade.

apollo walked carefully and saw only a subtle smile on his child ' s lips.

the child is aphrodite and ares, the son of war god, erotas.

he was also very young and became angry and sometimes angry.

apollo slowly and carefully picked up the little arrows hanging on erotas.

he woke up before he had the time to take out the arrow, and immediately jumped at him.

errotas found his arrows in apollo ' s hands, his eyes flashed and his pretty little face rose red with anger.

"give me back the arrow!" he said, "give me back the arrow!" and apollo just smiled and started teasing him and said to him, "what are you doing with an arrow? give it to me.

i'll shoot the beast and the monster with it! besides, you can't shoot these arrows so hard." erotas was in deep pain by his words and immediately jumped at him in order to recover his arrow.

but apollo reached out with a hand and stopped him, acting like he was so serious that he said, "a little child can't have a toy like this, because maybe he'll hurt himself by mistake ?" he said that, at that point, he found errotas out of control and jumped at him.

if you make fun of him again, he'll raise his fists to apollo.

"oh, terrible erotas.

don't shoot me! take your arrow! i'm afraid you're gonna eat me with your vicious eyes." come on, apollo dropped the arrow and fled into a little bush, laughing.

elotas rounded up his arrows, but his eyes were still locked together and he was angryly chewing red lips.

these arrows have a strange character: when erotas shoots a man with a golden arrow, the person hit does not feel it, but he will fall deeply in love with the first person he saw and will never forget him.

if he..by being hit by a lead arrow, he would be afraid of another person — whoever he was — and generate strong hatred.

errotas flew to where apollo was sitting, carrying a golden arrow, and shot him in the heart.

he then looked around and found a wonderful young girl, zaphni, lying in bed.

he shot her with a lead arrow.

he was then satisfied with his reprisals and flew away with his wings open.

zaphni woke up in a state of great discomfort.

she pulled the branch, and she saw apollo playing with the arrow and singing softly.

she immediately felt the horrors of apollo and then let go of her hand with the branches and was ready to hide again.

but apollo has seen this beautiful girl, and love for her immediately sprung into his heart.

he came after her with an arrow and shouted, "beautiful, stop! why are you running?" i'm apollo, i'm calling you!" but zaphni ran faster and faster as she was scared.

and the sun god cried, "look, zaphne, i'm going to marry you as queen to live on mount olympus and make you more beautiful than the god of love, aphrodite.

make you a great goddess like hera.

however, her feelings of fear and insecurity were compounded by his cries.

she ran and ran.

the clothes were torn by thorns and the hair was sometimes hung by the branches of the surrounding trees, as they wanted to capture apollo for love.

but nothing can catch her.

fear added wings to her and made her run as fast as the wind.

suddenly she ran to a river.

her father is the god of the river, but she has no right to jump into it.

she looked back in despair and saw apollo coming.

his golden hair revolves around his head like a sacred halo.

and his eyes, as the sun, shined.

but zaphne lost her mind by fear and shouted, "father, help me!" suddenly she felt her feet cruising into the earth, and a hard thing slowly covered her up, and her hands turned into branches.

by the time apollo arrived at the river, zafni had disappeared, and only a small, beautiful, deep green branch stood by the river.

her father heard her cry for help and saved her.

and apollo, who was so confused, broke a branch and made it into a flower ring on his head and said, "from now on, i'll wear you forever.

each branch of your tree will be worth more than all the gold in the world." since then, the victors and the proud ones have been given the most precious symbol — the wreath of the ceremonial branch of the moon。