Ghost Lion Crag And the rain

"Well, from what I heard," Wraen began, emphasizing that her version of the tale might not agree with others - unknown to her - that were passed on from one wolf to the other. "Medusa was a very beautiful creature that was first assaulted by one god and then suffered the wrath of the other. She was turned into a hideous monster, though of no fault of her own," but that was the case with many Greek myths. Unlike classical fairy-tales not all villains were punished or met a justified end. 

"They say - of course - that the world is unfair," she said, repeating words of her mother than speaking much of her own experience, "but the myth of Medusa hardly teaches anything useful. They create a horrible monster that gets slayed eventually and they show gods in very unfavorable light."