Looking for a fairy tale

There's a myth that says that the son of the earth had to rely on the ground to gain infinite strength every time he fought with others. However, he was defeated by someone who left the ground with both feet. Now, I ask for the original version of this story. Thank you!
Antaios
Antai was the son of Poseidon and Gaia. He never felt tired, and he could absorb the power of the earth as soon as his body touched it.
His favorite food was lion cubs, and he enjoyed killing people. In his territory, humans and animals were not spared. Whenever foreigners came to Libya by sea or land, he would force them to duel with him, kill them, and then use the skulls of the dead to decorate the temple he built for his father on the coast.
The great hero Heracles had arrived at Aetna's territory. The gods gave him a mission, which was to destroy all the monsters that hurt people and animals on the beach and various roads. When Heracles and Aetna fought, both sides were surprised by the strength of their opponents. Even though Heracles kept knocking Antai to the ground, Gaia would restore Antai's strength every time. In the end, Heracles discovered the secret of Antaeus's constant power. He grabbed the terrible giant, lifted his feet off the ground, and strangled him tightly in his arms. Finally, he strangled him to death.

Answer 1

Ancient Greek Mythology: The Tale of Ares and Orion.

Ares was the first king in Greek mythology and the son of Apollo, the sun god. He was a very brave and powerful man. His strength and courage made him one of the most powerful gods in Greek mythology.

However, Ares did not receive the respect and love he deserved. His power and prestige made him cruel and tyrannical, often attacking and hurting innocent people. He even attacked his mother, the goddess Orion, and forced her to leave the temple.

The climax of the story happened when he fought with Ares and his friend Mars, the God of War. They decided to attack an island in the sea to end the war. However, when they arrived, they found that there were many sacrifices of the goddess Orion on the island, which they had to fight to obtain.

Ares and Mars fought together but their power was far from enough to defeat the goddess Orion and her sacrifice. In the end, Ares 'son, Hephaestus, used his axe to cut off the wings of the goddess Orion, causing her to fall into the water and leave this world forever.

This story tells us that power and majesty may make us cruel and tyrannical, but we must maintain justice and kindness in order to truly gain people's respect and love.