The legend of Scorpio

In Greek mythology, it is said that Poseidon's son Orion was a handsome giant and an agile hunter. But Orion's tone is too arrogant and he often curses. He said: "In this world, no prey can escape my pursuit." What he said was heard by Hera, the queen of heaven, so she sent a big scorpion lurking on his road and attacking him. Olian, who was ambushed, was unfortunately attacked by a big scorpion. Later, the poison fell and the scorpion was crushed to death. After Hera won, she put this meritorious scorpion in the sky and became a Scorpio. The ruler of Scorpio is Pluto, the patron saint is Hades in Greek mythology, and Pluto, the king of Hades in Roman mythology, is in charge of life and death, soul and other things. People born in this constellation have great vitality and endless energy.