Where I was talking about Ares and the Furies having a baby dragon together and him growing up to be the Dragon guarding Ares' well near Thebes. He was later killed by Dionysus' grandfather, Cadmus. The Spartoi came from the dragon's teeth when sowed in the ground: (LINK)

Okay I just got out of the shower but,

I was thinking, um, I actually found out who the mother was, but still, I was thinking about, like, the idea that on the wiki it just says "The Furies," for like, The Dragon's mom...

Oh! We're talking about the dragon of Thebes whose father is Ares and for the mom, like, it just says the Furies.

And I was like, "you know what? I wouldn't put it past Greece to have a myth where they're all pregnant, like all of them,"

cus this is a really big dragon, like a really, he's a really BIG boy! Okay? So I'm like,

"I wouldn't put it past them, mythology, ancient mythology, that they're all pregnant with DIFFERENT PARTS of the dragon!"

Like, How to build your Dragon, ancient Greek edition! Like, this is an IKEA baby! Like, this is the IKEA version of Ares' son.

It's under the "Mythology" section. Go down to the "List of offspring and their mothers" and look for "Dragon of Thebes." Right next to it is the section for the mother and it should say "Erinys of Telphusa." But if you click on the name "Erinys," it will take you to their wiki page, which will describe them as being better known as the Furies: (LINK)

So I'm doing research for this Greek god book that I'm writing, and I'm working on looking up things for Ares.

And I found out that he has a son, with the Furies. The Furies! You know, the Furies, like...

And I'm just like, like... And his son is the Dragon of Thebes.

The same dragon that if you sow his teeth into the grown then like Spartoi pop up.

His mom is the Furies! And it doesn't say which Fury, it just says The Furies.

And I'm just imagining Ares romancing these very very terrifying goddesses. He's just like, "hey!" Or like he doesn't even have to say anything, he just shows up and they're like, "You're so attractive Ares!"

I don't know. I just imagine Athena being like, "so... Did you train for the summer?"

And Ares is like, "Actually I got a son! Athena, he's a dragon! You know the dragon of Thebes?! That's my boy!"