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| - Alexiares (Gr: Αλεξιαρης) and his brother, Aniketos, are the gods of sports, athletics, and defensive strategy, twin sons of Hebe and Herakles. They are not mentioned much in ancient myth, except for their birth announcement, but they are known to be eternal children and worshipped mainly in Thebes and Rhodes.
- Appearance: Unlike her mother, Alexiares is not very tall. She has blue eyes and blonde hair like her mother, with softer, kinder features. Alexiares wears the Scythian armor. Personality: Alexiares has the coldness and cruelty of her mother, but as she developes into a woman she becomes much more levelheaded than her mother. Alexiares does not fear the gods as her mother does, but is reverent.
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| - Alexiares (Gr: Αλεξιαρης) and his brother, Aniketos, are the gods of sports, athletics, and defensive strategy, twin sons of Hebe and Herakles. They are not mentioned much in ancient myth, except for their birth announcement, but they are known to be eternal children and worshipped mainly in Thebes and Rhodes.
- Appearance: Unlike her mother, Alexiares is not very tall. She has blue eyes and blonde hair like her mother, with softer, kinder features. Alexiares wears the Scythian armor. Personality: Alexiares has the coldness and cruelty of her mother, but as she developes into a woman she becomes much more levelheaded than her mother. Alexiares does not fear the gods as her mother does, but is reverent. History: The daughter of a queen and presumed daughter of Alexander the Great, Alexiares was born into a world of warfare. The result of a thirteen night tryst between Alexander the Great and Otrere Thalestris, Alexiares was hailed as a demi-goddess in the eyes of her people. Like her mother, Alexiares was given her first weapon at five, a small bow, and by ten the princess was skilled in the art of war. She favored the bow above all things, but was also skilled in the craft of poison. Alexiares has not killed a man in battle, which would make her yet a girl in the eyes of her people. One of her most prominant appearances was her participation in the Pankration against Spartaca (an NPC) and Tisiphone. She won both fights and later became friends with Tisiphone. In the arena Alexiares met Ptolemy II, king of Egypt, and there she began her affair with the king, which resulted in her pregnancy. She is currently in Egypt with Ptolemy II. Someday she will become Otrere, or queen, of the Scythians.
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