1. Bryce Livingston Is Deified
Totally Awesome, Dude

2. Zodiac Sign : Pisces
The zodiac is a system that categorizes people according to the
date upon which they were born. The creation of a zodiac was
inspired by the astrological movements of the sun, stars, and
Earth, and was first developed in Mesopotamia. My zodiac sign
is Pisces, or the fish. People born between the dates February
19 and March 20 are considered in astrology to have this sign.
Pisces is a water sign and is represented by two fish, which are
also in the constellation Pisces. People who are Pisces are
thought to have personality traits such as spirituality,
unreliability, escapism,
compassion, creativity, and
impracticality. The sign Pisces
is associated with the flower
water lily, the metals platinum
and tin, and gemstones such
as amethyst, moonstone, and
emerald. It is also associated
with feet.

3. The God of Nuclear Power
Greek Name: Sernobel
Roman Name: Brixius
God of nuclear energy, esp. in the context of human technology, as well as radiation
Personality Traits: moodiness, ambition, unpredictability, rage, greed, idealism
Major accomplishments: Chicago Pile-1, the first artificial nuclear reactor; Calder Hall Magnox, the first commercial nuclear power station; and my success in the glorious nation of France
Symbols: a cylinder, which represents both cooling towers and reactors; a four-leaf clover, for luck; an atom; an elephant
God Allies: Ares, Hephaestion, Demeter, and Hestia, because we have similar interests; Apollo, because I’d have to work with him to give people radiation poisoning; and Poseidon, because the ocean is sometimes used as a natural coolant for nuclear power plants
God Enemies: Artemis and Pan (those hippies) and Zeus (he’s the sort of guy who would put restrictions on my industry)

4. Mercury The planet Mercury was named after the Roman god of the same
Left: The planet
Right: The god
Mercury
The planet Mercury was named
after the Roman god of the same
name, whose Greek name is
Hermes. Mercury is the god of
travel, commerce, and thievery.
He is a very quick traveler and is portrayed with wings on his shoes/hat. This is probably why the planet Mercury, which moves at a fast speed across our sky, was named after him.

5. Apollo the Olympian!!!
Greek Name/Roman Name: Apollo (AKA Phoebus Pythian Apollo Apotropaeus Nymphegetes Delian Lukeios Nomius Lycean Archigetes Smintheus Parnopius Delphinios Belvedere)
God of: light, music, prophecy, colonists, medicine, archery, poetry, dance, law, moderation and reason, intellectual curiosity, plauges, religious healing, sheperding. And according to some, the sun.
Symbols: bow and arrow, laurel crown, lyre/plectrum, tripod (symbol of prophecy - priestesses sit on it), and a whole bunch of animals such as the swan, wolf, snake, and raven
Major Accomplishments: The slaying of Python and establishment of the Oracle at Delphi, saving Aeneas during the Trojan War and thereby making the Roman civilization possible, conducting the Muses, vigorous contributions to botany (his lovers keep on turning into plants), being made the mascot (along with Athena) of the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, and having kept a fanbase going for over 3,000 years!
Personality: A hopeless romantic, has a gigantic sense of pride and honor esp. in his music, often short tempered or moody, loyal to his mother and twin sister, Artemis
Brief History of His Life: Born to Leto as the illegitimate son of Zeus, despite Hera’s schemes. Killed the dragon Python and a bunch of other people for dissing his music/mother. Killed the cyclops as vengeance for his son’s murder and got off easy. Took part in the Trojan War. Fell in love with lots of people but never could quite settle down.

6. Pictures of Apollo <3

7. 10 Words From Mythology Morphine Psychology Atlas Labyrinth Mentor
Narcissism
Siren
Volcano
Lethargy
Nemesis
David Bowie in the film “Labyrinth”