Though it never tired, a stop to drink water at the river Ladon, nearly a year after the chase began, allowed its pursuer to shoot it in the leg with an arrow that had been cleaned of deadly hydra blood.
It avoided the fate of its four companions by escaping to a namesake mountain bordering Achaea and Arcadia. Though it never tired, a stop to drink water at the river Ladon, nearly a year after the chase began, allowed its pursuer to shoot it in the leg with an arrow that had been cleaned of deadly hydra blood. Larger than a bull and brazen hoofed, in some stories Heracles completes this third labor when he confronts its owner and her twin to explain the situation, while in others he simply brings Eurystheus the huge golden horns of, FTP, what creature, a female deer sacred to Artemis?
It avoided the fate of its four companions by escaping to a namesake mountain bordering Achaea and Arcadia.
{Ceryneian Hind} (prompt on Artemis’ stag)