Athena

Associated with wisdom, handicraft, and warfare.

Athena, goddess of wisdom, handicraft, and warfare, daughter of Zeus and Metis. She was called "bright eyed girl" in Hesiod's "Theogony". She advocates peace. Compared with the violent, ferocious, and belligerent Ares, Athena is more rational and calmer. She is a goddess who is adept with both the pen and the sword. When Zeus asked her to get married, she asked Zeus to become an eternal goddess. She asked Zeus to become an eternal goddess of places. She did not fall in love, did not get married, she was independent, and had superb fighting power. She even surpassed Ares, who was also the God of war, and was called the three great goddess of places in Greece together with Artemis and Hestia.