e, I stood by her side, when she was still a beautiful maiden and priestess of Athena. I saw her pain when the gods turned their backs on her.

I am the goddess of wisdom and war. I was born from Zeus’s head and am known for my strategic mind. I once punished Medusa in my temple. Who am I?

I am a sea goddess and mother of monsters. My children include the Gorgons, Scylla, and other fearsome beings. Who am I?

I am an ancient sea god, father to many monsters including the Gorgons and sea creatures.

We are the immortal sisters of Medusa. Fierce and monstrous, we share the name with her—we are part of the trio called the Gorgons. Who are we?

I am the creature that slithers and hisses. I became a symbol of punishment when I replaced the hair on Medusa’s head. What am I?

I am the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. I wield a powerful trident and once played a role in Medusa’s tragic fate.

I am a son of Zeus and a hero of great destiny. With wisdom, courage, and gifts from the gods, I set out on a quest to slay the Gorgon Medusa—not for glory, but to save my people.

I am a woman cursed with snakes for hair. Anyone who looks into my eyes turns to stone. Once beautiful, now feared—I am a symbol of both power and punishment. Who am I?

We are three terrifying sisters with scales, fangs, and deadly gazes. Only one of us, Medusa, is mortal. Who are we?