Poerxiusi saw Atlas when he came back after cutting off Medusa's head. Atlas said, "I'm tired. Please aim Medusa's head at me and turn me into a stone. " (Medusa angered Athena, who turned her hair into a snake as a symbol of revenge and ordered anyone who saw Medusa face to face to become a stone statue. ) Poerxiusi agreed to Atlas's request, turned Medusa's head to him and turned him into Atlas Mountain.
Legend 2
In Greek mythology, Titan, whose shoulders supported the sky, was conquered by the new protoss, who ordered the Atlas giant to bear the sky. Hercules was ordered to steal golden apples from the sacred garden. Prometheus suggested that he send Atlas to finish this task, so Hercules promised to take it himself on the day Atlas left. Unexpectedly, Atlas didn't want to take the sky from Hercules' shoulder after picking the golden apple. Hercules pretended to agree, but asked Atlas to carry it for him for a while while he went to find a pair of shoulder pads. When Atlas lifted the sky to his shoulder, Hercules picked up the golden apple and ran away.
Poerxiusi, the son of Zeus and Shen Jianing, cut off Medusa's head, put it in a bag, and went to the palace of Atlas to ask for a place to live. Atlas was worried that the golden fruit would be stolen, so he ruthlessly kicked Poerxiusi out of the palace. So Poerxiusi took out Medusa's head and handed it to King Atlas, who turned into a stone. Because Atlas is particularly high, it has become a mountain, that is, the Atlas Mountains in northern Africa.