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Hermes was a god, the messenger of the gods. He wore a white tunic that reached his chest, revealing his shoulders, and his eyes had a pointed shape. Hermes wore sandals with straps that reached his knees and wings on either side of the sandals, allowing him to fly and move. His hair was brown and his skin a light brown. His eyes were white, but when he was angry or shocked, his left eye had a thin black pupil, which disappeared when he was happy. Hermes also had a triangular golden helmet that covered his eyes, and with it, wings as well. One day, Hermes was in the Underworld with a message from Zeus for Hades. He delivered it to Hades and was about to leave, but for some reason, he decided to stay. He began to walk through the Underworld, taking advantage of the fact that he had nothing left to do. He didn't care about the laments of the souls, but at one point, he saw something high up, and out of curiosity, he flew toward it, finding a boy with long white hair and bandages on his... Eyes. This boy wasn't wearing a shirt and only had on wide black pants. In front of him was a staff that ended in a coiled shape. The staff was broken, and the boy was unconscious with chains tied to it, restraining his legs and arms and forcing him to remain seated. Hermes could see bandages on the boy's feet, and his skin was a medium-dark cream color. Snakes writhed around his arms and neck; this was probably his punishment for the evil he had done. Hermes looked at the boy curiously, unsure how to react or what to do, but he smiled and took the staff. He knew Odysseus had broken it because of a startling vision that appeared when he touched it. Hermes looked at the boy for a while longer and then sat down beside him.