Bo's Origin From The Greek Mythology

Through the jungle of Themiscyra a young hero was born from the parents of the greek messenger god Hermes and the mortal mother named Callette, this hero's name was Bo. Bo’s legend all started very young, at the age of 3 his legs seemed to develop much faster than any other mortal. While in town a chicken approached and scared the young boy, he kicked the chicken and unexpectedly it flew across the town to the next village, this was the showcase of his hero like powers. When 10 years old Bo’s mother Callette was taken by one of the town politicians, every night for the next year Bo prayed to Zeus for his mother to return but it never happened. One specific night, drenched in the overwhelming heat flowing through the room Bo hears something outside so he investigates, when Bo steps outside he see’s a godly looking figure and says under his …show more content…
In the distance there was a woman tied up, Bo runs and shouts “Mom?!?!” but when Bo got closer he noticed it was not his mother but another women from the village that also went missing, “her name is Andrea and has she has been missing from Themiscyra for 2 years now.” Bo tells Hermes. They ask Andrea what happened and she tells them “the Cyclops” and points North, Hermes brings Andrea back to the village and Bo heads North towards the Cyclops. While walking down a path he sees three houses and behind the three houses was one Cyclops and dragging who appeared to be his mother, Bo jumped right into action he gave 3 blows to the Cyclops, one to the head and two to the body and the Cyclops collapsed. Bo runs over to his mother as she sits there crying not noticing her son saved her, Bo picks his mother up and quickly gets out of there before more Cyclops came, Bo and his mother returned to Themiscyra and Bo is honored. Hermes returns back to Mount Olympus and their lives move on to more adventures to