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I've never heard of such a thing happening... They probably create another demigod?

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Then, that child is a god or goddess!

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Q: What happens when a god and a goddess have a child in greek mythology?
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In Roman mythology who was the goddess of the hunt?

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Who was the goddess of wisdom and the hunt?

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