What creature from Greek mythology are you?

A deadly creature that's based around snakes. Gorgons are female, have snakes for hair, have a snake tongue, are a snake up to the hip and anyone that makes eye contact with you will turn to stone.

A version of the more common centaur. They are cow but instead of a cow head, they are a human from the waist upwards. Other than that, they're generally not that special as they're neutral.

A centaur is half human, half horse. They're basically a horse but instead of having a horse's head, they are a human from the waist up. They are mostly neutral but can are skilled warriors.

A Minotaur is half man, half bull but all evil. He lives in a labyrinth and once every year, 10 people are trapped in the maze, one by one. The Minotaur then finds them and eats them. The Minotaur was eventually killed by Theseus.

Mermaids are half woman, half fish. They have a fin instead of legs and they can breathe underwater. It's a common conception for them to lay on rocks or the shore above water as well but you'd probably die if you were up there for too long!

A pegasus is basically a white horse with wings. It can therefore fly. The pegasus is also a horse-god and wherever his hooves struck the ground, an inspiring spring burst forth. He is definitely not evil.

A chimera is a third lioness, third goat and third snake. Chimera’s head was that of a lioness while she had a goat’s head on her back and a snake as a tail. Seeing Chimera would be interpreted as a sign of natural disasters like storms to happen, volcano eruptions in particular.

A hydra is a deadly, three-headed dragon. It has been interpreted as both a creature of land and sea. One of it's most deadly features is that when one of it's heads are cut off, another 2 grow back making it all the more fearsome. The hydra is an evil force to be reckoned with.