Titanus "Prometheus" Horus

Prometheus, also known as Horus, is a massive Avian-Dinosaur, is recognized as being incredibly friendly towards humans. With the body of an archaeopteryx, the intelligence of a crow, and the speed of a falcon, Horus is the apex of avian evolution.

Name
Horus comes from the Egyptian god of the sky and kingship, other pronunciations include Her, Heru, Hor, Har. The name Prometheus comes from the Greek titan of fire, whose name means "forethought".

Myth
Horus's birth was complicated, his legend began with his father, Osiris, and uncle, Set. Osiris, king of gods and men alike, was married to the goddess Isis, but had an affair with his brother's wife, Nephthys, who gave birth to Anubis. Set, angered by this betrayal, killed Osiris, chopped him up, and spread him all across Egypt. Isis puts him back together after finding all the pieces and, with the help of Nephthys and Anubis, revives him for a short time. Isis becomes pregnant and gives birth to Horus, the falcon-headed god, who eventually fights Set for Osiris's throne.

Prometheus is known for creating humanity from clay and being incredibly intelligent. During the Titanomachy, the battle between the Olympian gods and the titans, Prometheus managed to avoid the conflict and was spared by the victorious Olympians. Mankind became cold and hungry, neglected by the gods after Prometheus played a trick on Zeus. Prometheus decided to go to Olympus and steal fire back and gift it to humanity. This only enraged Zeus more. As punishment, he chained Prometheus to a mountain and sent an eagle to eat his liver while he was still alive. It would grow back every morning, only to be eaten again.

Truth
The reality is that Prometheus is a massive avian-dinosaur capable of true flight attempting to go down a different path in evolution than others of its kind. With a somewhat upright stance, a large brain, and opposable thumbs, the Titan seems to be trying to become human, just like Titanus Gojira. He has been recorded using tools on several occasions, using sharpened logs to stab large arthropods from the Hollow Earth if they get close to the surface, via caves. Titanus Horus has been depicted in cave paintings and other ancient artworks, suggesting he was active since mankind first evolved. In these depictions he is seen protecting humanity from other Titans and guiding them to new sources of food and water. Prometheus's beak is blue and his feathers are brown, black, and tan. He has heterochromia, with his left eye being light blue and his right being. Around both eyes are strange black marks, which might be the origins of the "Eye of Horus" symbol.

History
Like many Titans, Horus was awoken during the Mass Awakening. Unlike most other Titans, Horus did not try to destroy the planet during the Awakening. In fact, Horus tried to stop other Titans from attacking humans. After digging his way out from beneath the Pyramid of Khufu, he saw Titanus Sekhmet and tried to communicate with her. For a moment, she hesitated. But she ran past him and attacked Cairo. Studies have revealed the existence of Sub-Alpha Titans, Alpha Titans that have dominion over their own Titans and work under the King or Queen of the Monsters. Titanus Horus is one of these Sub-Alphas, his territory being Egypt. After attempting to regain control over 2 more Titans, Horus decided to join Godzilla in fighting King Ghidorah, but didn't get to Boston in time to see him become King.

Hypersonic Nosedive
Titanus Horus is one of the fastest flying Titans, but being similar to a falcon, his main method of attack is to nosedive towards his enemies. The estimated speed of the nosedive is around Mach 16.

Snowstorm Supernova
Although he has never been seen doing this, ancient murals depict him freezing objects or enemies around him, then melting or blowing them up (Likely only Bio-Atomic Titans) using his own body temperature. Analysis shows that his body can resist extreme temperatures, so some of these myths may be based in truth.

Low Mobility on the Ground
Prometheus's massive wings usually get in the way when he walks so instead he'll either crawl on all 4 limbs or spread his wings out while he walks.

Unwilling to Use Full Power
According to myth, the Titan never attacks to kill unless it feels its opponent is truly evil. In reality, Prometheus probably doesn't use its powers because it knows they are not only a danger to its enemies, but also to everything around it.