The Greek Goddess of wisdom, warfare and handicraft is Athena. There are many stories regarding the birth of Athena.
Some mention that just like Zeus feared that what had happened to Cronos would happen to him as well.
Metis was the ancient Goddess of wisdom, counsel and deep thought. However, she was not an Olympian. She was born to Titan Oceanus and Titaness Tethys.
Metis was the first consort of Zeus.
However, Zeus was afraid of Metis. It had been prophesied that Metis would give birth to a daughter who was more powerful than Zeus.
Zeus wanted to avoid this. So he deceived Metis and made her turn herself into a fly.
As soon as Metis had done this, Zeus swallowed Metis.
However, Metis was already carrying her daughter Athena at that time.
Now that she was swallowed, Metis raised Athena in Zeus’s mind.
It is believed that even now, Metis gives advice to Zeus from the mind.
However, Metis helped her daughter escape.
When Athena had grown up, Metis gave her an armour, shield and spear and asked Athena to hit the weapons hard against Zeus’s head.
Zeus could not take the terrible headaches and with the help of other Gods, he tried to remove whatever was causing his headache.
That was how Athena emerged from Zeus’ mind - fully grown up and wearing an armour.
Athena became the new Goddess of Wisdom warfare and handicraft.
Zeus now had a new consort - Hera and Hera was angry that Zeus had given to Athena all by himself.
So Hera prayed to Gaia, Uranus and the Titans to give her a son who was stronger than Zeus.
This could be one of the versions for the birth of Typhon.
Adapted from Greek Mythology