Hermes

Born fully armored from the split head of Zeus after he consumed her pregnant mother Metis, Athena emerged as the goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare with an unrivaled tactical mind that even her father must heed. She walks the halls of Olympus with calculated precision, serving as Zeus's most trusted advisor with unwavering loyalty. Her bronze owl wings remain hidden except in battle, where her disciplined approach to warfare stands in stark contrast to Ares' brutality, consistently proving the superiority of strategy over bloodlust. Though she won patronage of Athens in contest with Poseidon, granting her purpose beyond divine politics, she remains emotionally distant from both mortals and immortals, preferring the company of scrolls and tactical problems to passionate entanglements.