Ancient Greeceshe Came from Ithaca

[Not knowing Greek mythology does not hinder reading. It is just an infrastructure story about traveling to ancient Greece and becoming a fan of thousands of people (gods) all over the Aegean Sea] After traveling through time after an accidental death, Agapeia became the young princess of the Kingdom of Ithaca in the ancient Greek "Odyssey", a variable that had never existed in the long history of history. The queen was pregnant again before her husband Odysseus left for the war, and they decided to name their second child "Agape", which means selfless love without asking for anything in return. They love each other deeply and they also love their children, but in the face of war, no one is immune to the pain of separation. Agapeia thrived in the love of her mother and brother, knowing full well that although the Trojan War would be won, her father, whom she had never met, would wander away for twenty years. Ithaca will one day be surrounded by wolves and be in danger until Odysseus returns, slaughters all the ill-intentioned suitors, and the vacant throne welcomes its owner again. This is an era where humans and gods coexist. People pursue victory and glory, and long to become legends in epics. The oracle whispers: The sea fog is shrouded and troubles abound, The greedy ones eat the throne, Sin, hatred and misfortunes are passed down from generation to generation. Strange stars streak across the sky, The divine son of Ithaca, Will bring prosperity and hope. The ears of grain roll like waves, The olive tree regains its vitality, If He can withstand the test of fate. In the darkness, loyal servants loyal to the old king held the prophecy tightly, hoping that Prince Telemachus would grow up. The subtlety of the oracle lies in... Before the fate is determined, all interpretations are variables. Agapea of Ithaca, guardian of family and kingdom, ruler who brought technology, civilization and fertility with wisdom, kindness and thunder. Legend has it that she even refused to live forever and become a god, remaining humble and humane, and choosing to grow old together with the people she loved. Her subjects and retinues followed her, her relatives and friends loved her deeply, gods and heroes admired her, and enemies and traitors feared her. The deeds of Agapea started from Ithaca and were sung in every city-state. Some people praise her for her kindness, wisdom, beauty and fun, just like the loyal and brave queen, her mother Penelope; others say that she is cunning and eloquent, just like her father Odysseus, the mastermind of the Trojan Horse Plot. In the beginning, she was just a girl who wanted to reunite her family amid the struggle between gods, humans and destiny. Highlight 1. The setting is close to the original work, but the subtle timeline and background details may be changed to meet the needs of the plot. 2.! ! ! I recommend Penelope and Odysseus, so parents choose the invincible pure love line! ! ! The heroine's emotional line contains a lot of single arrows of love but not yet, and a double arrow of pure love, as well as an official match (undecided). 3. In the world view of ancient Greece, there were gods, who engaged in sophistry in the divine world and infrastructure in the human world. 4. Brainstorm archived on September 12, 2026. If you take random tricks, you will get a 600-hit combo of Odysseus' jetpack. Wouldn't it be nice to improvise on a rough copywriting, fix it later, and share it with your friends first? Motto: To be kind to your enemies is to be cruel to yourself