Python protected the sanctuary of Pytho. Apollo killed it with his bow and arrow. After killing Python, he got rid of the destruction Python did to the land around Delphi. Python had destroyed crops, raided villages and polluted waterways. Because Python was the son of Gaia, Mother Earth, Apollo had to be a cowherd for King Admetus for nine years. The most important oracle for Apollo was Delphi. Apollo, just like Zeus, was in many love affairs. These included mortals and goddesses. One of the most noted goddesses he pursued was the Daphne. She was the daughter of the river god, Ladon. She wanted nothing to do with Apollo and she kept avoiding him, but he would follow her. Eventually she realised that Apollo would some day catch up to her. She turned to Ladon for help. She fled to the mountains. Once Apollo reached her, he went to hug her. Before he could wrap his hands around her, she turned into a laurel tree. Apollo was so sad, he made the laurel tree his sacred
Python protected the sanctuary of Pytho. Apollo killed it with his bow and arrow. After killing Python, he got rid of the destruction Python did to the land around Delphi. Python had destroyed crops, raided villages and polluted waterways. Because Python was the son of Gaia, Mother Earth, Apollo had to be a cowherd for King Admetus for nine years. The most important oracle for Apollo was Delphi. Apollo, just like Zeus, was in many love affairs. These included mortals and goddesses. One of the most noted goddesses he pursued was the Daphne. She was the daughter of the river god, Ladon. She wanted nothing to do with Apollo and she kept avoiding him, but he would follow her. Eventually she realised that Apollo would some day catch up to her. She turned to Ladon for help. She fled to the mountains. Once Apollo reached her, he went to hug her. Before he could wrap his hands around her, she turned into a laurel tree. Apollo was so sad, he made the laurel tree his sacred