Charon

After a man died in the Ancient World, Hermes, the god of the trade, brought you to the styx, the river, which parted the normal world and underworld of king Hades. When he arrived at the styx Charon, the old fisherman, took you over to the other site of the river. At the other site a dog named Cerberus, a three headed animal, guarded the underworld. Charon's origin cames from the Etrusks. The Etrusks have had a god named Charu. Charon was only allowed to take dead people over the styx, but one time he made a exception: He took Aeneas over the styx.