Hydra

==History==
This monster, like the lion, was the offspring of Typhon and Echidna, and was brought up by Hera. It ravaged the country of Lernae near Argos, and dwelt in a swamp near the well of Amymone: it was formidable by its nine heads, the middle of which was immortal. Heracles, with burning arrows, hunted up the monster, and with his club or a sickle he cut off its heads; but in the place of the head he cut off, two new ones grew forth each time, and a gigantic crab came to the assistance of the hydra, and wounded Heracles. However, with the assistance of his faithful servant Iolaus, he burned away the heads of the hydra, and buried the ninth or immortal one under a huge rock. Having thus conquered the monster, he poisoned his arrows with its bile, whence the wounds inflicted by them became incurable. Eurystheus declared the victory unlawful, as Heracles had won it with the aid of Iolaus. The beast was never truly defeated however, as Hades had found its corpse and brought the beast back to life for his own purposes, but now with Hades gone the mighty beast swims around in the Underworld Seas, awaiting for someone to summon it fourth to battle. This monster also has some special features upon its resurrection to the Underworld. Depending on how strong exactly a top tier Demon is will affect how many heads the Hydra is summoned with having anywhere between 3-15 heads, 3 being the weakest and most practical in being defeated while 15 is the most destructive, powerful and nearly unbeatable.
==Summoning Requirements==
In order to bring out the Hydra, it alone has to consider the Demon trying to summon it Top Tier by sensing his/hers strength, power and their past. If it rejects any of those three things it will deny the summon.
Category:Legendary Beasts