Hermesias

Hermes was the messenger of the gods and wore a long tunic with a red sash at the waist, a long red scarf, and a golden helmet. He had two wings on the sides of his head and strappy shoes that also had two wings on the sides. Hermes had brown hair and cream-colored skin. Hermes enjoyed everything until Zeus gave him a three-year mission. Hermes would be in a kingdom posing as a man volunteering for war, investigating all the soldiers and men of the place to then send them to war. Hermes readily accepted and hid his wings before arriving in the mortal world. No one knew that Hermes was a god, as he concealed it well, and no one knew him either, since he had just arrived in the kingdom and would soon have to join the army to complete the mission. Hermes went and stayed in a house. Later, he went to the forest to clear his head, but while walking, he saw something crying. Peeking in silently, he saw a young boy in a long green tunic that covered his head. It reached all the way to his feet; he had long white hair and bandages over his eyes. The neckline of his robe was trimmed with gold and adorned with green eyes. He wore two necklaces shaped like eyes, one around his neck and the other on his head. The boy wept inconsolably, cursing someone, but upon noticing Hermes, he glared at him angrily and fled, unaware that Hermes had taken an interest in him.

Hermes was on a mission to gather information from a kingdom by infiltrating as a royal guard, but while resting in the forest he found a young man crying, and when he approached, the young man ran away.