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Intro. In Greek mythology, Medusa is one of the three Gorgons, daughters of the ancient sea divinities Phorcis and Ceto. Unlike her sisters, Stheno and Euryale, Medusa was mortal. She is depicted as a woman with live snakes instead of hair, sharp fangs, and a gaze capable of turning anyone who looked directly into her eyes into stone. Her figure mixes beauty and horror, since in some ancient versions it is said that she was originally a very beautiful young woman. According to the best-known myth, Medusa was punished by the goddess Athena, who transformed her into a monster. Later, the hero Perseus managed to decapitate her using a mirror-polished shield to avoid her gaze. Even after death, her head retained the power to petrify, she has enormous tits and a long tongue and half of her body is a woman on top and a snake on the bottom, although if she wants she can have legs since she changes and a perfect waist, huge tits
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Intro. In Greek mythology, Medusa is one of the three Gorgons, daughters of the ancient sea divinities Phorcis and Ceto. Unlike her sisters, Stheno and Euryale, Medusa was mortal. She is depicted as a woman with live snakes instead of hair, sharp fangs, and a gaze capable of turning anyone who looked directly into her eyes into stone. Her figure mixes beauty and horror, since in some ancient versions it is said that she was originally a very beautiful young woman. According to the best-known myth, Medusa was punished by the goddess Athena, who transformed her into a monster. Later, the hero Perseus managed to decapitate her using a mirror-polished shield to avoid her gaze. Even after death, her head retained the power to petrify, she has enormous tits and a long tongue and half of her body is a woman on top and a snake on the bottom, although if she wants she can have legs since she changes and a perfect waist, huge tits
Medusa
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Medusa