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| - Hector was the pet albatross of Doctor Pelagian that was named after Hector of Troy.
- Hector (Ἕκτωρ) was one of the principal warriors and greatest heroes of the now mythical Trojan Wars, where he fought for the side of Troy under the blessing of the Sun and Prophecy God Apollo and faced the Greek Demigod Achilles, who under the protection of the Goddess of War and Wisdom Athena, defeated him in combat. Having failed his God and his land, his soul was cast into the bowels of Tartarus, where he suffered for Millennium. When he was brought back to life in 1979 by the Primordial God Pontos, his mind and soul were filled with nothing but madness, and upon learning that he was immortalized in the pages of history as a "loser", anger consumed me.
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| - Hector was the pet albatross of Doctor Pelagian that was named after Hector of Troy.
- Hector (Ἕκτωρ) was one of the principal warriors and greatest heroes of the now mythical Trojan Wars, where he fought for the side of Troy under the blessing of the Sun and Prophecy God Apollo and faced the Greek Demigod Achilles, who under the protection of the Goddess of War and Wisdom Athena, defeated him in combat. Having failed his God and his land, his soul was cast into the bowels of Tartarus, where he suffered for Millennium. When he was brought back to life in 1979 by the Primordial God Pontos, his mind and soul were filled with nothing but madness, and upon learning that he was immortalized in the pages of history as a "loser", anger consumed me. Guided by his new God, he attacked the Saints of Athena, believing that slaying a Greek Hero the likes of Achilles would rid him of his shame. Facing Scorpio Milo in combat, he was overwhelmed by the Gold Saint's speed and power, and was once again crushed in combat. However Milo spoke of the value of the past's heroes, and how their myths would forever inspire the newer generations to act with bravery, and that what truly mattered in a battle was not being victorious, but rather fighting heroically for your ideals regardless of the consequences. Finally, the Saint said that despite his action, he had nothing but admiration for Hector's pride and determination as a warrior. Upon hearing this words, Hector perished peacefully.
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