Three thousand years ago in Ancient Greece, there was a sun
drenched island in the Aegean Sea called Rhodes. It was a
boiling hot summer day. In the agora there were people selling
fruit and fish. A woman was bartering about the price of olives
in the stoa. A group of young men were singing happily that they
had won the Trojan War. A donkey was eating some food from a
lady. Shopkeepers were weighing juicy oranges for customers.
Children were playing and grown-ups were peaking in the stoa. A
slave carried an amphora on her head. The people who were
chatting were having great fun. But they didn’t know the danger
that was coming… The Greek monster that was called Bellerophon
lived in the underworld and was controlled by Hades. He had a
head that was as cold as a treasure and he could turn you into a
shiny silver statue. His feet were as strong as a horse’s leg so
it could kick you very far away. The snake tail was so deadly
that he could spit venom and you would die in one second. His
black sharp ear could shoot