Hermes



Hermes (Ερμής in Ancient Greek) is the Greek god of roads, speed, messengers, travel, thieves, and athletics. His Roman counterpart is Mercury. He is Luke Castellan and the Stoll Brothers' father.

[edit] Physical Description
He is described as appearing to resemble a middle-aged man with an athletic figure-slim and fit with salt-and-pepper hair (as a jogger) and in his original form, black curly hair, and a sly grin. He has been known to sport nylon running shorts and New York City Marathon T-shirt while jogging, an outfit similar to a mailman's when delivering mail with a pith helmet which sprout wings, and a suit. He carries a cell phone which turns into a caduceus. He has been known to sport winged shoes, as said in the books.

[edit] Children
Hermes has many children and all undetermined children go to Cabin #11 as explained by Luke in The Lightning Thief. His most mentioned child is Luke, who he seemed to love very much as seen in The Last Olympian when he blessed Luke and kissed his forehead before having the Three Fates carry off his body personally. Poseidon also told Percy in The Titan's Curse, that Hermes loved Luke so much up to the point that Luke became Hermes' Pride and Joy.

[edit] Demigod Children

 * Luke CastellanLuke Castellen his demigod sonAdded by Lpslover989
 * Connor Stoll
 * Travis Stoll
 * Harry Houdini
 * Gus
 * Harriet Tubman

[edit] Immortal Children

 * Pan

[edit] Powers
It is not mentioned what supernatural powers Hermes has, but this much can be gleaned from what he is known for.
 * As Hermes is the god of travelers and the messenger god, his children might be able to transport themselves like the children of Hades. This may be the case when Luke teleported at the end of The Lightning Thief.
 * Hermes is the fastest god and can travel the speed of wind due to his winged boots
 * Hermes is the god of thieves, so he might have a supernatural way of stealing things without others noticing.
 * Hermes presumable possesses the standard powers of a god.
 * As Hermes is the god of sports and athletes, his children might excel in athletics.
 * Hermes is the god of inventions, and he invented the Internet, so his children might have a knack for inventing and creating.

[edit] Items
Hermes' CaduceusAdded by Raven12516*A caduceus that Hermes usually keeps in phone form. It has two intertwined snakes named George and Martha, possibly from George Washington and his wife Martha Dandridge Washington, or (more likely) from the two main characters of the play "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", a married couple who are frequently venomous towards each other.