Journey To Anvindr: A Tragic Hero

Ekon confidently replied, “Thank you, Zeus. I hope I can bring honor to your name as a face my next task. I will travel to Anvindr and to my best to defeat the horrible creature.”
This time, Hermes presented Ekon with his winged shoes and said, “I cannot travel with you this time because Anvindr is able to sense a god's presence, but take my shoes so that you may travel there safely and swiftly and plan your course of action. I also want to give you this magical soccer ball that will kill anyone that touches their head with it. Good luck Ekon”.
“I am upset that you cannot come with me on this journey, but I with take your gifts in your honor to defeat the giant. Thank you. If I am victorious, I will come back to Mount Olympus as instructed. I hope to bring
He quickly realized that the less his fear controlled him the weaker the giant’s powers were against him, so he started to calm himself down and took control of the situation. With the help of the shoes and his strength, he started to fly out of the storm. When he finally escaped the tornado, he fell to the ground. However, the winds were still coming after him. Ekon started to run in circles extremely fast which created his own sort of tunnel wind storm. As Anvindr storm came closer, it was not able to reach Ekon due to the counteracting wind forces he was pushing against it. The original tornado started to change directions and head back straight toward the giant. Anvindr was picked up by the high winds began to be tossed around inside the storm. Ekon thought about the other gift Hermes gave him, the magical soccer ball. Because of his outstanding strength and ball skills, he realized he could kick the ball at the head of the giant and it would kill him and bring back the peace to the world. Ekon took the ball out of the bag and placed it on the ground and took three steps straight back and two steps to the left as if he was setting up for a penalty kick. He