Medusa

Medusa was a figure from Greek mythology, known for having snakes in place of her hair.

In 2382, Beckett Mariner asked Olly, the granddaughter of Greek god Zeus, whether she had met Medusa. (LD: "Of Gods and Angles")

It is unclear whether Medusa was an actual known denizen of Pollux IV, or if this was an assumption on Mariner's part.

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