Legend of Scorpio Palace

According to Greek mythology, Scorpio represents the scorpion sent by Gaia (the goddess Juno in Roman mythology) to kill hunters and Orion. Although these two constellations appear in the same story, the positions of Scorpio and Orion on the celestial sphere are almost opposite, so some people think that this is an arrangement made by God to prevent enemies from meeting again.

Scorpio also appeared in a fable of Phaeton: a stupid mortal was allowed to drive Apollo's sun chariot for one day. However, the horse pulling the chariot lost control and became frightened when it met Scorpio who was ready to attack. As a result, the sun rampaged in the sky until Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology) shot down mortals with lightning. Greek myth edition

The son of Apollo, the sun god, was born beautiful and sexy, so he felt conceited. His attitude is always arrogant and rude, and his strong personality often makes him unintentionally offend many people. One day, a man told Phaeton, "You are not the son of the sun god!" " "After laughing, he walked away. How can the powerful Phaeton swallow this tone? So he asked his mother, "am I the son of Apollo?" However, no matter how repeatedly his mother assured him that he was indeed born by Apollo, Phaeton still didn't believe his mother, so he said, "The man who made fun of you is Zeus' son. If you still don't believe it, ask Apollo himself! "Apollo listened to his son's question and said with a smile," Don't listen to their nonsense, of course you are my son! " "Phaeton still insist on not letter. In fact, of course he knows that the sun god never lies, but he has another purpose-driving his father's solar car to prove that he is the son of Apollo. "How can this work?" Apollo was afraid that the sun was the master of all things, and if he was not careful, it would lead to great disaster, but he could not beat Phaeton. Apollo was explaining how to drive a solar-powered car on a certain track. Phaeton jumped on the car and galloped away at will. Of course, the result was tragic. People, animals and plants on the ground are either dying of heat or freezing to death, which also delays the time and makes it dark and full of complaints. In order to stop Phaeton, the gods released a scorpion from Hera and bit Phaeton's ankle. Zeus hit Phaeton with terrible lightning, only to see him fall to the ground with a scream and die. Peace has been restored to the world. In memory of scorpions killed by lightning, this constellation was named "Scorpio". Greek myth edition

It is said that Hercules killed the scorpion in the mountain stream. There is also a story that Aolaiwen, the hunter, was so arrogant that he boasted that there was no animal in the world as his opponent. A few days later, Hera sent a poisonous scorpion to bite his foot and kill him. Therefore, when they reach the sky, they are enemies of each other and live on both sides of the sky. Whenever Scorpio rises from the eastern horizon, Orion Aolaiwen leaves the west in a hurry. Greek myth edition

Hera ordered Scorpio to climb out of the dark underground and attack Orion (Di Anna's favorite hunter, who later became Orion). On another occasion, Scorpio attacked felton, who was driving the carriage of the Sun God, with poison gas, giving Zeus a chance to release lightning and destroy the running solar car. Folk version: Scorpio fire

Once upon a time, in vilen, Baldura, there was a little Scorpio that ate bugs and so on. One day, it met a weasel and was almost eaten. Scorpio desperately escapes. On the verge of being caught by the weasel, Scorpio fell into the well and couldn't climb up. Scorpio was drowning, so he prayed, "Ah, I didn't know how many lives I swallowed before, but now the weasel caught me and I ran away in such a mess." But it finally came to this. Oh, honey, I'm hopeless. Why don't I just let the weasel eat my body? It will live another day for it. God, please read my mind. Don't die in vain, please use my body in order to make everyone really happy. "Unconsciously, Scorpio saw his body burning with a red flame, illuminating the surrounding darkness. The fire is still burning today. That's Scorpio fire.