[0:11:16 - 0:11:23] Drake or fire Drake comes from the Old English for dragon in Greek mythology. There's a legend of the drako or three headed dragon.

[0:11:35 - 0:11:43] This statement is derived from the Greek myth of the dragon drako when a Greek king asked the oracle if he could be successful in war.

[0:12:32 - 0:12:50] Super normal nothing to see here and the O is also a triangle made of snake skin. Very normal indeed. And then there is a constellation this constellation being drako the drako draconis constellation.

[0:12:50 - 0:12:57] Although this does look like the drako constellation it does seem like there are more stars in this specific constellation.

[0:13:26 - 0:13:41] And that is the drako constellation with the snake skin or the reptile skin by the way make all the reptilian connections you want to make during this I'm not going to make them for you you can go ahead and get down that rabbit hole that's not what I'm here for.

[0:14:39 - 0:15:06] Hera was mourning she was so sad by the death of this dragon she mourned it by putting it up into the stars as the constellation we now know is drako so about 5,000 years ago 3000 BC the Alfred draconis one of the stars in the drako constellation was actually used as the pole star so it was the north star before the procession of the earth now it is polaris.