Viggo Nielson

Zeus is one of the founders of the Etheran Academy who is the latest host for Zeus, the Greek God of the Sky and Thunder, and the King of the Gods on Mount Olympus.

Early Life
Not much is known about Zeus except that he was born and raised in Greece.

Later Life
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Appearance
Zeus is a tall, burly man, with medium-length, wavy brown hair and clear blue eyes. He has a full beard, and very angular, masculine facial features, including a distinguished Roman nose.

Personality
Most notable is Zeus's desire for peace in the Celestial Realm. Togetherness and cooperation are important to him, and his goals in life pertain to promoting a world of harmony. As such, it comes as no surprise that he is a caring person, although sometimes to a fault. He has been accused of having a bleeding heart, evident in his willingness to forgive and also his belief in good in others. Still, he is definitely not a pushover. His lengthy lifespan has taught him enough lessons about excessive optimism or being too trusting. He is analytical, logical, and powerful, with a sharp, strategic mind and an effortless talent for leadership.

He tends to play favorites with his students, although he does his best to not be so forthcoming in showing it. He treats a few of the students as if they are his own children, particularly the ones with troubled pasts, namely Matthew Park and Konstantin Chernov, who he holds to his heart like sons. Regardless, he cares deeply for the well-being of all the students and faculty at Etheran Academy, as well as its alumni. He is strict when it comes to rules, and is quick to dole out punishments, most famously being trigger happy to assign detention. Although he does his best to keep his cool, it can be easy to push his buttons if someone knows him intimately enough, sparking his short temper. Students getting chewed out by him is a common occurrence, though he is still well-liked among them for his soft heart and fatherly disposition, making him out to be more bark than bite.

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