Hebe DLH

Zeus (father), Hera (mother), Ares (brother), Eris (sister), Hephaestus (brother), Ilitia (sister), Angelos (sister), Heracles or Hercules (husband), Enio (Sister), Athena (Sister)

His skin is pinkish violet, his eyes are yellow and his hair is similar to Zeus's only light turquoise and his eyebrows are arched at the end. Her clothing consists of a long white sleeveless dress. Her characteristic accessory is a golden cup (without it the gods could not be immortal)

It is seen that she is somewhat shy and tender

In Greek mythology, Hebe was the personification of youth, described as the daughter of Zeus and Hera. According to the Iliad, Hebe was the helper of the gods: she filled their cups with nectar, but she stopped being the cupbearer of the gods because she married Heracles and wanted to be a good wife and she gave being a cupbearer to Ganymede (one of Zeus's many lovers) helped Hera hitch the horses to her chariot, he also bathed and dressed his brother Ares.