Which constellation is the giant in the sky?

The myth of Scorpio:

The great Greek giant Orian (who has his own constellation) is a legendary hunter, the most handsome man on the earth in the mythical era, and quite favored by the Greek goddess. Eos, the goddess of dawn, is particularly obsessed with Orion. In a warm tryst, he boasted to her that he was a very good hunter and could wipe out all the wild herds on the earth. This angered Apollo, who was in charge of the herd. He sent a huge scorpion to sting the Orion. Themis, Apollo's sister, also fell in love with Orion and tried to shoot a scorpion with her famous arrow. Unfortunately, she shot Orion instead of a scorpion. In memory of this handsome giant, Al themis promoted Orion to a constellation and gave his own seven-star constellation near Libra to Scorpion.

Scorpio is represented by the deadly scorpion sent by Apollo to kill the Greek giant hunter Orion. Scorpio people are enthusiastic, intuitive and charming.