Mors

Mors (also known as Letus) is the Roman counterpart of Thanatos. As Mors, he becomes more disciplined, militaristic, and warlike. In ancient Roman myth and literature, Mors is the personification of death.
In one story, Hercules fought Mors in order to save his friend's wife. In other stories, Mors is shown as a servant to Pluto, ending the life of a person after the thread of their life has been cut by the Parcae and of Mercury, messenger to the gods, escorting the dead person's soul or shade, down to the Underworld's gate.
In The Son of Neptune, while Mors is the Roman form of Thanatos, Hazel explains that the Roman Legion refer to him by the Greek name Thanatos. This is because Mors is a god of death, so they prefer him to stay Greek.
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