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Slagathor was not a typical woman; she did not have 

a spouse, nor did she abide by the set rules that 

most women followed such as cleaning or taking care 

of children. She lived only to serve herself. 

Every morning, when the sun rises just above the 

horizon, Slagathor does her early hunting. But 

before she does this, she does her daily prayers to 

the gods. Slagathor prays to: Helios, the god of 

the sun, Artemis, the god of hunting, and 

Dionysus, the god of festivity and wine. 

After her prayers are done, 

Slagathor continues with her day 

and ventures into the forest. 

Because it is so early, the 

animals are still sleeping and 

there is just enough sunlight to 

see around (thanks to Helios); 

which makes it the perfect time 

to hunt.

The skills passed down from her parents and mentors, 

who've learned from the god Artemis, Slagathor is 

able to hunt many wild, yet nutritious, animals.

The ruthless Slagathor hunts all day and all 

night until she is exhausted. Then, she brings 

her "work" back home to reward herself. :)

After a long day, Slagathor rewards herself with 

extremely filling and satisfying dinner. But 

before she goes to bed.....

To finally end the huntress' day, 

Slagathor winds down with a few 

more prayers, and enjoys a glass of 

wine while watching the sun set.

THE END

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