Hera: Greco-Roman Goddess of women and childbirth

Hera is seen as the Queen of the Gods by her followers in the year 3000. The estranged wife of Zeus has her own wing at New Olympus which is accessible only to her devotees.

Zeus's promiscuity has continued after the re-awakening and, as such, Hera enjoys numerous flings with humans and other Gods in an attempt to make him jealous. This is a practice that she encourages her (primarily female) set of followers to carry out. Hera preaches that monogamy is a man-made construct dating back thousands of years and that women should entertain multiple lovers to satisfy their urges.

Her relationship with Zeus is the epitome of love/hate. Mr and Mrs Olympus are prone to explosive arguments which cause the weather to change. Their indiscretions though, have turned into a somewhat of a competition that both secretly enjoy. Ultimately, their dedication to the Greco-Roman Pantheon is absolute and both would stop at nothing to ensure its place as the dominant cult on a dystopian Planet Earth.