Afterwards Erebus mated with Night, who bore Ether. She was the heavenly light. Then Night with no help from anyone else created vengeance, fate, doom and anything else that came to man from the darkness. Following the same trend as the night Gaea bore, with no help from anyone else, Uranus, the god of the sky. He then became his mother's husband and from them came three Cyclopes, three Hecatoncheires, and twelve of the Titans.

The Hecatoncheires were huge creatures with fifty heads and one hundred arms. They hated their father Uranus as he hated them, which triggered hi

The child grew up to be Zeus. He acquired a potion from Metis that would make his father regurgitate. Rhea convinced Cronus to let him back into Mount Olympus. While he was there he gave his father the potion, which caused him to throw up his other brothers. They were so thankful that they made him their leader.

One night while Gaea and Uranus were in bed together Cronus came in and castrated him and threw the detached genitals into the ocean. They say that after that the fate of Uranus is not lucid; he either died or withdrew from the earth. As he vanished he vowed revenge on them. From his spilt blood came the giants, the ash tree nymphs and the erinnyes; and from his remains in the sea came Aphrodite, the goddess of love.

Much later, the Giants also challenged Zeus' role. The Giants piled mountains on the top of Olympus. By this time Zeus and the other gods had grown strong and with the help

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