Apollo and Artemis

Apollo and themis are brother and sister or brother and sister.

Brother-sister relationship: when Apollo was born, the sky was full of golden light, and the dazzling sun was embedded in Apollo's eyebrows; When Apollo was born, he brought out a slender hand with a soft silver-gray light. Then a slim and graceful body was born, and her whole body shone with the holy and beautiful light like the moon. Sibling relationship: Al themis is the twin sister of Apollo, who helped her mother Leto give birth to Apollo.

Apollo (Greek: α π _ λ ω ν, English: Apollo) is the god of light, prophecy, music and medicine in ancient Greek mythology, and the god of eliminating disasters and solving problems. It is also the patron saint of human civilization, migration and navigation. Artemis (Greek: _ ρ ρ ε ι _, English: Artemis), also known as Cynthia, is the goddess of hunting in ancient Greek mythology, and is called "the mistress of the beast and the Lord of the wilderness". One of the twelve gods of Olympus.