Editing Greek Mythology (section)

===Personifications===
*'''Hypnos''' : Personification of Sleep. Twin brother of Thanatos ([[Gay Purple Man|with whom he shares the same bed]]). Depending on the myth, he either lives in the Underworld near the Lethe, the lake that makes you forget things, or on the Isle of Lemnos, in a cave. One of the most benevolent Gods and certainly a very powerful deity as well. This guy managed to knock Zeus into sleeping. Is married to Pasithea, and is the cutest character in '''Hades'''. 'Nuff said.
*'''Ker''' : Personification (or goddesses, this time call Keres) of cruel and violent deaths. Drawn to bloody battles and thirsting for blood. They have been compared to the Valkyries from Norse Mythology, although unfairly, because the latter is actually benevolent, while the former clearly is not.
*'''Kratos''' : Personification of Strength, being one of Zeus' enforcers alongside his siblings and being a massive dick. More famous because of a certain video game by Sony Santa Monica, which radically shifts his story to that of an asshole of a (demi)god who killed Ares for his place only to become manipulated by the rest of Olympus before getting fed up and destroying it all and fleeing elsewhere...to repeat with the Norse pantheon.
*'''The Moirai/The Fates''' : Personifications of... Well, fate. It's unclear who exactly gave them birth, but one thing is for sure; Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos are tending to the thread of your life, and you better not trashtalk them unless you want your ass handed over to Hades prompto.
*'''Nemesis''' : Personification of Retribution and Revenge, often sent by the Gods to punish those who showed arrogance before the Gods (Ironic). We also don't know who her actual parents are, but given the nature of Mythologies, that's a given. She's described as a Woman with wings. Feel free to see her as a precursor to Angels. Kind of.
*'''Thanatos''' : Personification of Death. Quiet Death that is. He's not the only one in that department, but he's usually the one who peacefully guides the souls of those who lived the good life and died safe and tranquil to the Underworld. Could technically qualify as a Cthonic God since he's usually seen dwelling there. There aren't many myths surrounding him, and that is because the Greeks were very much afraid of talking shit to deities tied to Death.