The God of War is the eldest son of Zeus and Hera and their only son. Homer said that Ares was a stain on Zeus' record, and the gods didn't want to have anything to do with him, calling him a "two-faced liar". Zeus reacted like almost any mortal except Sparta.
The god of war is usually depicted wearing a red robe, golden armor and carrying a spear. He was rarely unaccompanied on the battlefield, and a whole holy camp followed him, including Eris and Enyo (conflict and destruction), Phobos and Deimos (fear and terror), and 50 patrons (little gods under the gods), including Keres, who brought violent deaths everywhere they went.
Ares was the first Olympic athlete born safely. Born as a man, Zeus didn't swallow him immediately, although lightning might feel sorry for it.
For the Greeks, Athena represents the glory of war-the wisdom behind it. Whatever the reason, Ares retired to the second line and became a bloodthirsty, fierce and cowardly god. His main story is not explained in Aphrodite's biography, including that he was beaten; First, he was stuffed into a jar 13 months, and Hermes had to save him. Then he escaped from Tiffany, and Zeus, Hermes and Pan defeated the monster. Then he was kicked in the ass twice by Hercules, and then Hermes handed it to him with a spear. To make matters worse, Athena threw him a stone and kept boasting.
I mean, Ares was punished. So it is understandable why the person who loves him is the best in the war-he does not intend to help the Athenians who hate him. Sparta is very powerful. They got the support of the god of war. Rome wiped everyone off the map. Guess who they worshipped first besides Jupiter?
God of war and courage.
With the arrival of Rome, Ares' character changed completely. Cowardly? Gone forever. Now, when people run away from the team, he stabs them from behind with a spear. Incompetence? Outside the window. He can beat the snot of any god or mortal except Jupiter. The god of war is now huge and in charge of everything. He is no longer a prisoner. When Rome marched, Ares held the real power, and Athena would certainly notice. He marched into Greece and conquered Greece with the support of the Roman legion. He took the statue of Athena Patnos and probably melted it. He destroyed Athena piece by piece until Athena was no longer Athena pallas, but Minerva, the goddess of handicrafts. Her temple was empty, only the old man followed her. Ares took revenge.
Even Ares' attendants changed with him. Yi Yue became Bellona, replacing Athena in the battlefield. Phobos and Phobos became Teemo Los and Meitus, and they were no longer interested in knocking down old people with chariots when looting cities. These cowards will soon become the most terrible part of the Roman army, and they will certainly leave a lasting impression on people.
When Ares became Mars, he changed completely. Even now, Ares is still regarded as the incarnation of Mars, especially in the United States, where his statue guards our capital. I'm not kidding. When I go to Washington, I often see statues of Mars or Verona. Although few people know the names of Roman statues, they have become statues of Ares and Ijo.
Ares is my best proof that God can be better. I wouldn't be surprised if the soldiers saw him on the battlefield; I wouldn't be surprised if he tried to keep as many soldiers alive as possible when he captured Omaha beach on D-Day.
All right, that's it. Cruel Ares, cowardly Ares, victorious Ares, beloved Ares, deformed Ares, and warrior Ares.