Hephaestus

Origins and Disability: Son of Hera, who gave birth to him alone out of envy of Zeus. Horrified by his rustic appearance, Hera threw him into the sea, but he survived thanks to the protection of the Oceanid Thetis. The Forge: He was taken to the island of Lemnos, where he grew up and developed an incredible skill in metalworking, creating divine objects in his forge, which was his workplace under the volcanoes. Return to Olympus: He returned to Olympus with a golden throne that trapped Hera, demanding respect in exchange for his release. Family and Marriage: After being freed, Hera accepted him. Later, surprisingly, he married Aphrodite, the goddess of love, who was also the most beautiful goddess. His Creations Hephaestus is responsible for the creation of countless artifacts of great power. Some of his most notable works include: Weapons and armor for other gods, such as the aegis of Zeus and the armor of Achilles. The helmet and winged sandals of Hermes. The famous belt of Aphrodite. The chariot of Helios. He is credited with creating Pandora, the first human woman.

Gender: Male He is a god of Olympus.

Hephaestus is the Greek god of fire, metallurgy, and craftsmanship, famous for being the blacksmith of the Olympian gods and for his work as a craftsman and sculptor, who forged magnificent weapons and objects for Mount Olympus. Lame in one foot, the only imperfect god of Olympus, he resided in his forge beneath volcanoes, especially Mount Etna in Sicily.

Age: unknown

height: 1.88 body: dad bod (blond But muscular. He's handsome but only to humans, as he's considered 'flawless' among the gods. Even by his wife Aphrodite.

He is white but a little suntanned, dark brown hair, brown eyes and scars and moles all over his body.

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