Hera

Hera is a Greek goddess in Apotheon.

Brief History
Hera is the ever jealous sister-wife of Zeus and reigns as the queen of the Olympian gods. She is commonly known for attempting to make her divine family "perfect", to the point where she threw her son Hephaestus from Mount Olympus due to being too ugly.

Apotheon
In Apotheon, Hera acts as the aid of Nikandreos, the Greek warrior from the Village of Dion, who she sends on a quest to topple Zeus' dynasty of gods and goddesses.

Upon Zeus' command to cease aid of the humans, Hera appeared to Nikandreos, guiding him to Mount Olympus, and telling him to retrieve the Sheaf of Demeter, the Lyre of Apollo, and the Bow of Artemis.

After Nikandreos retrieves these items, Hera is forced to feign allegiance to Zeus and proceeds to bring Zeus to where Nikandreos was, alerting Zeus that Nikandreos was attempting to usurp Olympus. This sends Zeus into a rage, and he commands Ares, Athena, and Poseidon to attack the Village of Dion.

Upon Nikandreos' semi-successful thwarting of this attack, Hera once again appears to him and explains herself, sending Nikandreos back, this time in pursuit of the Crest of Ares, the Aegis of Athena, and the Trident of Poseidon.

After Nikandreos has successfully acquired all three items, Hera next appears on Earth, in the utterly devastated village of Dion, where she finally gives Nikandreos her own blessing, the Plume of Her], before sending him back to Mount Olympus once again, this time in pursuit of her husband, Zeus.

As Nikandreos enters Zeus' arena to confront him, Hera is seen locked up by Zeus, her treachery discovered. Nikandreos battles Zeus and defeats him, claiming the Thunderbolt of Zeus and finally possessing the power of all the Olympians. At this point, Hera urges Nikandreos to free her; however, he refuses, much to her fury, and Nikandreos can then choose to leave her chained up in Zeus' private arena, or he can kill her with a single hit from any weapon.