Cerberus

A fearful hound guards the hall of Edonius.

Cerberus he is called.

He has three heads.

On those who go within that hall Cerberus fawns, but on those who would come out of it, he springs and would devour him.

Not all the Titans did Zeus send down to Tartarus.

Those of them who had wisdom joined him, and by their wisdom Zeus was able to overcome Cronus.

His next labor was to take away the herd of red cattle that was owned by the monster Geryoneus.

In the island of Erytheia, in the middle of the stream of Ocean, lived the monster, his herd guarded by the two-headed hound Orthus.

Unfortunately, the underworld has drained too much of their strength and they're forced to flee.

Hades, enraged that there's now another problem he needs to handle, sends his three-headed dog Cerberus to cut them off at the exit.

They're able to knock the dogs out long enough to tease them on the other side of the gate, but they lose sight of Oren in the scuffle.

Hades decides to make the most of the situation after seeing how Sora's Keyblade works, and thinks it's time for the Underdrome to make its grand reopening.

A fearful hound guards the hall of Adeoneus.

Cerberus he is called.

He has three heads.

On those who go within that hall Cerberus fawns, but on those who would come out of it he springs and would devour him.

Not all the Titans did Zeus send down to Tartarus.

Those of them who had wisdom joined him, and by their wisdom Zeus was able to overcome Cronus.

His next labor was to take away the herd of red cattle that was owned by the monster Geryoneus.

In the island of Erythea, in the middle of the stream of Ocean, lived the monster, his herd guarded by the two-headed hound Orthus.

When she had walked many hours, not knowing where to find the entrance to remote and unsought Hades, a voice whispered softly in her ear, telling her of a certain cave through which she might enter the dreaded region of the dead.

Then the voice directed her how to go unharmed past Cerberus, the three-headed dog, and how to persuade Charon, the silent ferryman, to row her across the black and swiftly flowing river.

Encouraged by this timely help, Psyche was able to secure the desired box and to come safely out of that dark country from which only the gods are privileged to return.

As she trod wearily up the valley back to the shrine of Venus, it occurred to her to take out a little of the magic ointment for herself, for she knew that these days of waiting and working had dimmed the beauty that once charmed Cupid's eyes.

It was a steep and perilous journey to the kingdom of the dead, and the road was one that no mortal foot had ever trod.

But through his love for Eurydice, Orpheus forgot the dangers of the way, and when he spoke her name the terrors of the darkness vanished.

In his hand he held his lyre, and when he arrived at the gate of Hades, where the fierce three-headed dog Cerberus refused to let him pass, Orpheus stood still in the uncertain darkness and began to play.

And as he played, the snarling of the dog ceased, and the noise of its harsh breathing grew faint.

Brad's the helicopter pilot, Brad Chickenheart Vickers, and he takes them, he flies them there, great.

Then they're attacked by Cerberuses, which are the names, those are the dogs.

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what the dogs are called, ah! Yes,