Gaia

Gaia is the immortal and divine personification of the Earth itself in Greek mythology. She is the mother and wife of Ouranos. The Titans are her children.

Biography
She came from the ageless void of nothingness and darkness called Chaos. From her Ouranos was born and from them, the Titans were born.

It was Gaia who encouraged Kronos to rebel against his father, providing him with a scythe forged of adamant, the strongest substance in existance, to castrate Ouranos while he and her were making love.

She rewarded Kronos with his father's throne, granting him domain over the Earth, time itself, and over mankind.

Gaia was called upon by Rhea, who asked her to look after and protect her last child, Zeus, from his father, Kronos. Gaia agreed and raised Zeus as her own in a far away land among the world of man. Gaia and the Humans taught Zeus the arts of crafts and combat, training him for the day that he would free Humanity from his father's reign.

Gaia's Monsters
Along with many of the gods, Gaia is also the mother of a plethora of monsters as well as all mortal creatures. Mortal creatures are created directly from her flesh without divine conception.

Monsters that were the result of Gaia's interaction with gods include, but are not limited to:
 * Echidna (with Tartarus as a deity)
 * Typhon (with Tartarus as a deity)
 * Colchian Dragon (with Typhon)
 * Cyclops (with Ouranos)
 * Hecatoncheir (with Ouranos)
 * Giants (with blood of Ouranos)
 * Charybdis (with Poseidon)
 * Cyprian Centaurs (with Zeus)
 * Nemean Dragon
 * Python
 * Ophiotaurus