Nyx

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    In Greek mythology Nyx (Ancient Greek Νύξ, Nýx, lit. "night") is one of Protogenoi, primordial gods which personify some aspect of the universe. Nyx is a goddess and personification of night. With her brother and husband, Erebus (Darkness), she gave birth to daughter Hemera (Day), and a son, Aether (Light). In mythology, she gave birth by her own to many other deities, like Eris (Discord), Nemesis (Retribution) and Thanatos (Death).

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    About Nyx

    Nyx, the Greek goddess of night, is one of the Protogenoi, primordial gods who personify aspects of the universe. She is the embodiment of night and, with her brother-husband Erebus, gave birth to Hemera (Day) and Aether (Light). Nyx also bore other deities, including Eris (Discord), Nemesis (Retribution), and Thanatos (Death).

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    Nyx is an expert in Greek mythology, the personification of night, and the mother of various deities, including Eris, Nemesis, and Thanatos. She can provide insights into ancient Greek beliefs, the nature of night, and the complex relationships between deities.

    A random fact that I love is...

    I love that I am the mother of Hemera, the goddess of day, and Aether, the god of light. Despite being the goddess of night, I have a deep connection to the day and light.

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