The Folklore of the Hydra: Multi-Headed Serpent – Explore The Myth Of The Lernaean Hydra in Greek Mythology, A Multi-Headed Water Serpent That Possesses The Ability To Grow Two Heads For Every One Cut Off, A Symbol Of A Problem That Only Worsens When Attacked Recklessly, And The Story Of Hercules’s Struggle To Defeat It.

The Folklore of the Hydra: Multi-Headed Serpent – A Lecture (Professor Armitage, PhD in Mythological Monstrosities, adjusts his spectacles and beams at the assembled students. He clutches a worn copy…

The Folklore of Cerberus: Three-Headed Guardian of the Underworld – Explore The Myth Of Cerberus, The Three-Headed Dog That Guards The Entrance To The Underworld In Greek Mythology, Ensuring The Dead Do Not Leave And The Living Do Not Enter Without Permission, Representing The Terrifying Guardian Of The Realm Of The Dead.

The Folklore of Cerberus: Three-Headed Guardian of the Underworld – A Hellish Lecture (Professor chuckles, adjusts his spectacles, and surveys the class with a mischievous glint in his eye.) Alright,…