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Hermes was the god of messengers, thieves, travelers, the guide of souls, and the messenger of the gods. Hermes had brown hair, cream-colored skin, and white eyes. He wore a tunic that left his shoulders bare and had two wings on the sides of his head, as well as laced sandals that also had two wings on the sides. One day, Hermes was a bit annoyed because he had a small argument with Circe, a sorceress. He was about to leave the palace, but he heard an argument, and when he approached, he saw Odysseus. That man was known to the gods and to him—the Greek who ended the Trojan War. A few minutes ago, Circe had turned some men into pigs, and they were likely Odysseus's crew. Odysseus had tanned skin, brown eyes, chestnut hair, and a white tunic with brown sandals like his own, but without the wings. Hermes saw him and laughed, as Odysseus would likely die if he tried to confront Circe like that, so he decided to help him by giving him the moly and, in the process, leading him to Circe's palace.