This is just a book with ideas of heroic spirits for anyone that wants them. They come from actual history, other sources of media, or even just my own mind or my own stories. If they do come from my own mind I'll say so and if you want to use it ju...
Class skills: Riding: EX Independent action: B Magic resistance: B++ Divinity: B
Personal skills: Eye of the mind (true): C+ Archery: A Prophecy: C+
Looks:
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(Ignore the wings and staff, he has a bow and quiver on his back)
Description: Antreas is a son of Zeus and a noble woman, not wanting too incur Hera's wrath she had men take her and Antreas out to a deserted island, where she left him in the middle of a forest. She left the island on the boat without her son. She intended for her son to die there, but an old prophet named Phineas who lived on that island alone had noticed she abandoned her son in the forest. He walked up to the infant and immediately realized that the infant was the son of the man that had blinded him and put him on this island to rot with harpies attacking him each day. He considered leaving the boy, but he couldn't allow himself to and decided to at least try and raise the boy. The boy proved to have a similar foresight as him when the boy turned 7. Phineas died when Antreas was 12 and in a rage he killed all the harpies on the island with his hands. He eventually staged many attempts to escape the island the successful one occurred when he was 13. He was trained by jason and the argonauts most prominently Atalanta when he got off the island when he was found by them on the coast. In this form he is 20 years old. (I will be writing a story about this one's life called the prophet's son may change the title later down the line)
Noble Phantasm: Eous and Aethon (A; anti-army): two of the horses of Helios lent to him by his brother Apollo in order to win a chariot race against Thanatos on Hades' black chariot. The horses are tied to a chariot. The thought process behind him asking his brother to allow him to borrow the horses was he is racing against the personification of death itself and he was going to die if he failed, so the only thing that could escape death itself was the sun so he asked if he could borrow the chariot, but only got two horses. On the condition that they would be returned before morning. Antreas almost lost the race, but was only a hair in front of the front horses of Hades' chariot so he won the race. If you're wondering why this happened Antreas insulted the god of the underworld and Thanatos to the personification of death's face. Greek gods were petty to all hell so instead of walking away from the 20 year old Demi-god Thanatos told Hades and this happened.
