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["A terrifying serpent-haired gorgon whose long locks are made entirely of writhing pythons. She is even known to speak with them on occasion. She possesses the power to turn living beings to stone, treating the resulting statues as precious toys and prized collectibles. She dwells deep within a damp, shadowy palace, lying in wait for unsuspecting prey. For reasons unknown, her hostility toward men is especially intense.\n\n\"What a beautiful little thing you are... I'll take such good care of you.\"","Obsessively devoted to her own beauty, she applies phosphorescent powder as makeup and washes her face with serpent venom each day. Consumed by jealousy toward Athena's radiance, she kills any human who dares speak against her appearance. Even her sisters—Stheno and Euryale—fear her wrath. As servants of Hades, the three Gorgon sisters are known and dreaded by that name alone—serpent-haired beings whose gaze and fury few survive.","The Gorgon Maidens are descendants of the Olympian gods. One side of their blood is poison, while the other holds the power to bring the dead back to life. Thus, Stheno and Euryale possess immortal bodies, untouched by time. But Medusa was once human. After her death, her corpse was infused with serpent's blood, reborn as one of her sisters' kind. Because of this, she remains the only Gorgon who is not truly immortal.","After transforming into her serpent-like form, Medusa's personality changed entirely. Gone was the innocence she once had as a human. She grew obsessed with adding to her \"collection,\" preying on countless humans—even the heroes sent to slay her. This caught Athena's attention. The goddess sent a vision to Perseus, urging him to destroy her—but in response, Medusa only laughed.\n\n\"Come, let me add you to my collection... I still want more—more!\"","The overwhelming power of the Queen of the Underworld won the devotion of the three sisters—Medusa most of all. Enraptured by the pleasure of corruption, she carries out her will without question. Yet when she set her sights on killing Perseus, he calmly proposed a deal. As it turns out, what he truly sought was not victory—but blood that could raise the dead.\n\n\"Gaze upon me, mortals... and see for yourselves how beautiful I truly am!\""]