Fleece is a warm material that is ideal for cold weather. Unless the item of clothing has a fleece interior and a waterproof exterior, fleece on its own is not waterproof.
Pegasus is a white winged horse. At first it was Perseus' horse. When Perseus died, a young man named Belleropon blah blah blah.. you find out.
The Olympic Games honored the head god. That head god is Zeus. The people of Greece thought "If a god is mad, than we can be destroyed and wiped out!"
The Olympic Games of Ancient Greece was held every four years.
The Olympic Games of Ancient Greece allowed only men to participate.
Men participated nude. ((no clothes))
There are many Nile deites of ancient Egypt;
Goddesses
Anuket (personification and goddess of the Nile, fertility and war godddess of Nubian origin, of Satet-Khnum-Anuket triad on Elephantine island )
Naunet (chaos and water, consort of Nun)
Satet (the inundation of the Nile, Sirius star; the tear of Isis caught by Satet's jugs and put into Nile waters, of Satet-Khnum-Anuket triad on Elephantine island)
Neith (sometimes a primal water goddess, mother of Apep, Ra, and Sobek)
Mut (primal mother goddess of the waters, consort Amun, child is Khnum)
Hatmehit (meaning "great flood", identifed with fish and Hathor; and Isis for her consort Banebdjedet )
Isis (the flooding of the Nile caused by the tears for Osiris)
Gods:
Nun (primeval god of water and chaos.)
Hapi (annual flooding of Nile god - the inundation event, fertility.)
Heryshaf (ram headed, creator god, emerged from Nun i.e. primeval waters; "ruler of the riverbanks")
Yam (sea god, Ugarit deity)
Khnum (ram headed, "the great potter", from the clay of the flood he created people and held them aloft so Ra could give them life and put them in the womb; god guardian of the source of the Nile of Satet-Khnum-Anuket triad on Elephantine island near Aswan)
Banebdjedet (Hamehit's consort, identfed with Osiris, ram)
Osiris ( granted all life, including sprouting vegetation and the fertile flooding of the Nile River)
Neither, Erebus was one of the primeval gods or "Protogenoi" of Greek mythology that were the basic components of the universe which were emerged at creation.
Erebus was darkness.
I can think offhand of several. Hephaestus/Vulcan from Greco-Roman mythology was lame. Hoder from Norse mythology was blind. Tyr (also from Norse mythology) was missing a hand (the Fenris Wolf bit it off).
Pegasus flew Bellaphron to the top of Mt. Olympus. He also did other things, but to find those out, you'll have to exercise your brain and read a book.