Scylla and charybdis

Scylla and Charybdis are other creatures in Greek myths and rumors. Scylla is a monster, or rather a dragon, who supposedly has 6 heads, and lives in a cave, just across from another creature called Charybda, who lived, or perhaps still lives, in the Strait of Messina near Sicily, causing a huge sea vortex that crushes everything that gets into it. The sailors had no choice but to sail close to the rock where Scylla lived, or risk it, and to sail across the area where she absorbed the water of Charybdis. Skylla and Charybda are also mentioned in Greek rumors about Oddyse. As Oddyseus returned home, to see his wife from his adventures, he sailed through the sea, and before him were obstacles. Those obstacles were a creature called Scylla, a dragon with six heads, and another was Charybda, an underwater monster that swallowed the sea, and spewed it back out. Oddyseus was lucky enough to have Scylla waiting for him, and his crew, at the entrance to the rock, and Charybda was absorbing water, making a whirlpool of water. Oddyseus was to choose, either to sail by the rock that inhabited Scylla and risk the life of his men, or to sail close to the possible current that formed Charybda, and to risk the shipwreck. Oddyseus opted for the first option in which he survived, but part of his crew was eaten by Scyila. According to rumours, only two ships set sail from this deadly combination in the sea, namely an Argonauts ship, which was, of course, protected by the gods of Olympus. The other was the ship of Oddyse, which had no help, and she and her crew did it all on their own.