Allied with her brother Hermes, she helped the young son of Danae and Zeus. First they acquired for him Hades' helmet of invisibility which Perseus used to trick the three Graeae. Then, aided by the nymphs' donation of a wallet and winged sandals, Perseus flew to Medusa, where, with sword hand guided by the goddess, he struck off Medusa's head while looking into a shield. To prevent anyone from inadvertently seeing it, he deposited the fearful snaky tressed object in the nymph's wallet. With due reverence to his savior, and after wreaking his own revenge by turning the king to stone through an unguarded glance at the Medusa head, Perseus handed the head over to Athena who put it in the middle of her aegis.
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