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Trojan horse

Ancient Greece is the birthplace of western civilization. In its long history, there are many beautiful and moving stories and legends, which contain history in myths and are fascinating. The Iliad in Homer's epic describes a great battle in ancient Troy (now Salik), in which the "Trojan horse trick" is even more amazing.

Legend has it that a long time ago, Tethys, the goddess of the sea, held a grand banquet and invited all Greek goddesses except Eris, the goddess of discord. This annoyed the disharmony goddess, and she decided to let the party end in disharmony.

During the dinner, Eris came uninvited and dropped a golden apple engraved with the words "For the most beautiful woman". This caused an uproar. Divines thinks that he is the most beautiful and deserves the golden apple, and there is a fierce quarrel about it.

Among them, Hera, the wife of Zeus, Athena, the god of wisdom, and Aphrodite, the god of love, had the most quarrels. They did not give in to each other, and finally found Zeus, the king of the gods, as their referee. Zeus told them to go to Paris, the prince of Troy, and let the young man judge for them.

Three goddesses came to Paris. Hera said, "Paris, if you let me have this golden apple, I will let you rule the richest kingdom on earth."

Athena said to him, "I will make you the smartest and most determined person among mankind."

Finally, it was Aphrodite's turn. She said to the prince, "don't be fooled by those unreliable promises." If you give me a golden apple, I will give you something, and she will bring you endless happiness. I want to give you the most beautiful woman in the world as a wife. "

These words touched Paris, so he gave the golden apple to the beautiful Cupid.

This time, Hera and Athena were very angry. They hated Paris and his country, Troy, and vowed to take revenge on Troy.

One day, the old king of Troy told his children that the Greeks had taken away his sister in his early years, and he hoped that the children could get their relatives back from Greece. Young Paris accepted the task. The old king prepared a fleet for him and sent Paris on his journey hopefully.

Paris first came to Sparta, a famous Greek city-state. At this time, it happened that the king was visiting abroad and the queen was in charge of state affairs. The queen's name is Helen, and she met Paris.

When Paris saw Helen who looked like a fairy, she was ecstatic, and God's promise echoed in his ears. Isn't this the most beautiful woman in the world that God promised him? At that time, Paris, who had almost lost her mind, was full of the promise of loving God, and had already left her father's great trust behind. He ordered his men to rob Helen and return to Troy by boat.

A great war broke out inevitably.

The king of Sparta vowed revenge. He first went to his brother Agamemnon, king of Mycenae. The two brothers ran around and contacted people from all over the world. So, they mobilized hundreds of troops, with Agamemnon as the commander in chief, and killed Troy with thousands of clippers.

The gods are also divided into two factions. Hera and Athena naturally sided with Greece, while Aphrodite and Apollo supported the Trojans. Greece and Troy fought outside Troy.

Troy's walls are tall and strong, its fortress is strong, its back is on the hillside, and it faces the plain, so it is easy to defend but difficult to attack.

The Greek Coalition forces camped by the sea based on the fleet. Soon, the two sides launched a fierce battle on the plain. Both armies have many warriors who can be good at fighting, and they are very brave in fighting. As a result, both sides suffered heavy casualties, even Paris died.

The war has been going on for ten years, but it is still unclear who wins and who loses. In Troy, someone strongly advocated handing over Helen to make peace. But Helen has a third husband and is a general of Troy, so it won't work at all. On the Greek side, some people also advocate withdrawing troops. But the flame of revenge burns in most generals' chests, so it won't do either.

At this time, Odysseus, the wise star of the Greek army, came up with a clever plan. He said, let's build a huge wooden horse and fill its belly with Greek warriors as much as possible. The rest burned the camp, got on the boat and pretended to retreat to China. Let Troy drag Troy's horse back to the city as a trophy. In the middle of the night, when the enemy was asleep, the warriors of Trojan horse came out quietly and killed the unprepared enemy.

A few days later, the Trojan horse was built and everything went according to plan.

That morning, the normally boiling battlefield suddenly became unusually quiet. The Trojans found from the fortress that the camp of the Greek Coalition forces had been demolished and a large number of warships were far from the coast. There is no one on the battlefield.

Troy's soldiers went out of the city carefully, searching for nearby mountains, but found nothing.

"The Greeks fled back! We won! " The Trojans screamed and rushed out of the city.

"What is this?" A soldier suddenly pointed to a huge wooden horse on the beach and asked in surprise. This wooden horse is taller than two people. It has a huge body and holds its head high.

"I'm afraid this is a Trojan horse, which was presented to God by the Greeks. It's too big for them to take. We dragged it back to the city and let people in the city see this huge trophy. " A general said.

So the cheerful Troy dragged the Trojan horse back to the city as a trophy. That night, the whole city of Troy celebrated victory. People held high glasses full of wine and toasted each other excitedly.

It was late at night, and all the residents in the city fell asleep. Twenty heavily armed Greek soldiers appeared from Trojan horse, opened the gate, and had been waiting for the Greek army outside the city to rush in and began a cruel massacre. From late at night to dawn, the city is full of crying and wailing. Trojans who didn't die in battle became prisoners, and Helen was taken to the ship. Countless treasures of gold and silver have been removed.

Troy was robbed, the Greeks also expanded the fire in the city, and the whole city fell into a sea of fire ...?

Thousands of years have passed, and the story of "Trojan Horse" has been passed down to this day. It reminds people that the enemy's attack tactics must be prevented.

The story about the Trojan horse The Greeks besieged Troy, but they failed for a long time. So Kalkas, the soothsayer and prophet, called a meeting, and he said, "It is useless for you to attack the city like this. Listen, I saw an omen yesterday: an eagle was chasing a pigeon. The dove flew into a crack in the rock and hid. The eagle waited by the rock for a long time, but the pigeon just wouldn't come out. The eagle hid in the nearby bushes. This stupid pigeon flew out. The eagle rushed at once and caught it with its claws. We should follow the example of this eagle. You can't storm Troy, but you should outsmart it. "

After he finished, the heroes racked their brains to come up with a plan to end this terrible war as soon as possible, but they couldn't think of it. Finally, Odysseus came up with a clever plan. "Friends, do you know what to do?" He couldn't help raising his voice. "Let's build a huge wooden horse and hide as many Greeks as possible in the horse's belly. The rest left the Trojan coast by boat and retreated to Tenedos Island. Before departure, the barracks must be completely burned down, so that the Trojans can see the fireworks on the wall and boldly leave the city without warning. At the same time, we let a soldier unknown to the Trojans pretend to be a refugee and mix into the city, telling them that the Greeks would kill him and sacrifice him to the gods in order to retreat safely, but he managed to escape. He also said that the Greeks made a huge wooden horse and dedicated it to pallas, the enemy of the Trojans? Athena, he hid under the horse's belly and waited until the enemy retreated before sneaking out. Soldiers must be able to tell the story to the Trojans and tell the truth, so that the Trojans will not doubt it. The Trojans will sympathize with the poor stranger and take him into the city. There, he managed to persuade the Trojans to drag their horses into the city. When our enemy is asleep, he will give us a predetermined signal. At this time, people hiding in the wooden horse quickly climbed out, lit torches and summoned soldiers hiding near Tenedos Island. In this way, we can destroy Troy with sword and fire. "

Odysseus told his plan, and everyone was amazed at his clever plan. This plan is exactly what the Prophet Kalkas wanted, and he fully agreed with it. At the same time, I am glad that this cunning hero can understand his intention. He drew the attention of the people at the rally to the auspicious omen of eagle and thunder, which showed Zeus' agreement and urged the Greeks to take action quickly. But Achilles' son stood up and protested: "Kalkas, brave soldiers must subdue the enemy in the open battlefield. Let the timid Trojans hide in the tower and fight! But we don't want to use tricks or other shady methods. We must show that we are powerful fighters in open combat! "

His words were full of fearless spirit, and even Odysseus had to admire his noble and upright quality. But he retorted, "You are an excellent son of a noble father. Your words show that you are a brave hero. However, it must be remembered that your father, the hero of the demigod, failed to break through this strong castle. You know, not everything in the world can be successful by courage. Therefore, I ask you and the heroes to follow Kalkas's advice and my suggestion and start implementing my plan at once. "

In addition to philoctetes, the heroes cheered and agreed to Laertes' son's suggestion, but he stood on the side of Nie Autore Moss, eager to fight, because his desire to fight was not satisfied. Finally, the two of them persuaded almost all Danes, but Zeus opposed it. He angrily showed the thunder and lightning, which shook the earth. Therefore, the heroes understand that Zeus agrees with the advice of the Prophet and Odysseus. Despite their opposition, New Ptolemy and philoctetes had to obey the will of God.

So, all the Greeks withdrew to the warships. Before they started to work, they all lay on the boat, slept soundly and had a good rest. In the middle of the night, Athena had a dream for Epirus, a Greek hero, and told him to make a huge horse out of thick wood, and promised to help him finish it as soon as possible. Oedipus knew that this was the goddess Athena. He jumped out of bed happily and diligently and remembered the goddess' orders.

At dawn, he told everyone about the dream of the goddess. Hearing this, the Greeks immediately came to Ada Mountain to cut down tall and thick pine trees. The wood soon reached Lehe Coast. Many young people helped Epirus work together. Some people saw wood, others cut branches and leaves. Epirus made himself a wooden horse. He first made a horse's foot, cut the horse's belly and made an arched horse's back above the horse's belly. Then put the horse's chest and neck. The horse's neck is covered with delicate mane, which seems to fly in the wind, and the horse's head and ponytail are stained with fine fluff. The horse's ears are pricked up, and the round horse's eyes are bright. In a word, the whole horse is like a live horse. With the help of Athena, he finished the task in three days. Everyone is amazed at his artistic masterpiece, and they even believe that this horse will run screaming at any time. Epirus raised his hands to the sky and prayed in front of all the soldiers: "Great goddess Pelaz? Athena! Please listen to my prayers and bless me and your wooden horse! " All the Greeks prayed with him.

At the same time, the Trojans closed the gate and hid in the city. The gods on the holy mountain of Olympus were divided into two factions because of their different views on the fate of Troy, one protecting the Greeks and the other opposing it. They came to the earth and lined up on the Scarmandros River, but mortals could not see them. The same is true of Poseidon, some here and some there. Fifty sea fairies, the daughters of nereus and dorris, considered themselves relatives of Achilles, so they sided with the Greeks. Other sea gods only sided with the Trojans, who set off huge waves and summoned warships and Trojan horses. If fate permits, they really want to destroy them all.

Clash of the titans, here we go. Ares attacked Athena. This is a signal to other gods, and the gods immediately began to fight with each other. Their golden armor collided and clanged; The earth trembled under their feet. Their shouts and killings reached the underworld. Titan in Tartalas Hell was also frightened. The gods only chose this opportunity to go to war, because Zeus had gone to the Sea of Europe and the Tethys Cave. He is the father of all gods and rules everything. No matter how far away, he was indifferent to what happened in Troy. Zeus immediately knew that the gods were fighting, so he immediately boarded the thunder car and drove the winged horse back to the holy mountain of Olympus from Iriz. He only sends lightning to the gods on earth. The gods were surprised and immediately stopped fighting. Themis, the goddess of justice, was the only one who didn't take part in the war. She landed among the gods and announced to them that Zeus had decided that all the gods had to lay down their weapons immediately or they would be completely destroyed. The gods were afraid of the father of gods, so they had to suppress their anger and leave the battlefield angrily.

At this time, in the Greek camp, Troy's horse was ready. Odysseus stood up and spoke at the meeting. "The leaders of the Than Shwe people, now is the time to show real strength and courage. Because now we have to get into the horse's belly and hide in it for a period of time without sunshine to meet the bright future. Please believe me, it takes more courage to get into the horse's belly than to face the enemy directly! So only the bravest people can do it! Others can go to Tenedos Island by boat first. There is only one brave and clever man left near Troy, and he will do as I say. Who is willing to undertake this heavy responsibility? "

Everyone hesitated, and no one dared to stand up. Finally, Greek Xinong stepped forward. He said: "I am willing to undertake this task. Let the Trojans torture me and let them burn me alive. I have made up my mind! " His words were cheered by everyone. But others said, "Who is this young man? We have never heard of his name. He has never achieved anything special! He must be possessed. The devil wants to destroy the Trojans or us. "

Nestor stood up and encouraged him, saying, "Now we need more courage, because God only gave us a way to end the ten-year war. Let's get into the Trojan horse quickly. I feel full of young people's strength, just like when I was about to set foot on Jason's Argo boat. If King pelias hadn't let me aboard, I would have taken part in the expedition. "

At some point, the old man wanted to jump into the horse's belly through the wooden door first. At this time, Achilles' son Ptolemy hoped that he would give this honor, while the old man led others to Tenedos Island. Nestor is hard to convince. Thus, the new Ptolemy, armed to the teeth, first entered the spacious and dark horse belly. Behind him are Menelaus, diomedes, steig Neros and Odysseus. Then came philoctetes, Ajax, Idomenius, Merios, Padarius, Ormarcos, Antimarcos, Agapa Noel and many other heroes, who were tightly packed in the horse's belly. Finally, it is the maker of the Trojan horse Epirus. He got into the horse's belly, pulled the ladder into the horse's belly, closed the wooden door and tied it from the inside. Heroes sit quietly in the horse's belly, not knowing what fate awaits them.

The rest of the Greeks listened to the orders of Agamemnon and Nestor, set fire to tents and tents, and then boarded the ship and headed for the island of Tenedos. When they arrived at Tenedos Island, they anchored on the shore, eagerly expecting a predetermined fire signal from a distance.

The Trojans soon found that the coast was full of smoke. They looked at Chengtou carefully and found that the Greek warships had left. The Trojans were very happy and flocked to the seaside in droves. Of course, they were still wary and didn't take off their armor. They found a huge wooden horse in the square where the enemy camped. They surrounded it and looked at it in surprise, because it was really an amazing artistic masterpiece. The soldiers argued endlessly, and some advocated moving it into the city and putting it on the castle as a souvenir of victory. Some people don't believe this puzzling gift left by the Greeks and advocate pushing it into the sea or burning it with fire. At this time, the Greek heroes hiding in the horse's belly trembled with fear.

At this moment, laocoon, the Trojan priest of Apollo, came out of the crowd. Before he arrived in Trojan Horse, he discouraged everyone and said, "Unfortunately, which devil fascinated you?" Do you really think that the Greeks have left, and the Danish gifts don't contain tricks? Don't you know what Odysseus is like? There must be danger hidden in the horse's belly. Otherwise, it must be a fighting machine, and enemies lurking near us will use it to attack us. In short, whatever it is, don't trust the Greeks! With that, he took a spear from a soldier standing by and stabbed it into the horse's stomach. The spear swayed on the horse's belly, and there was an echo in it, which was empty, like a sound coming from a hole. However, the Trojans' hearts were numb and their ears were deaf.

Suddenly, some shepherds found Xi Nong hiding under Troy's horse. They dragged him out and took him to King Priam as a prisoner of war. Trojan soldiers, who had been watching Trojan horses, gathered to see the prisoner. Shannon vividly played the role entrusted to him by Odysseus He stood there piteously, stretched out his arms to the sky and cried and begged, "God, where can I go by boat?" The Greeks kicked me out, and the Trojans will kill me! "The shepherd who caught him at first was moved by his words. Then, he told them how he became a sacrifice and how he escaped at the last minute. "I can't go home. "He went on to say," I'm in your hand now. It's entirely up to you whether you are kind enough to pay for my life or put me to death like a fellow villager! "

His words were cleverly made up and the Trojans were deeply moved. Even King Priam believed him, said some comforting words to him, allowed him to settle down in the city, and only asked him to talk about what happened to this Trojan horse, because he was very pious and awe-inspiring when he spoke just now. Xinong immediately raised his hands and pretended to pray. "The gods, the sacrifice I gave you is a sacrifice. Ah, the shrine and sword that threaten my life, you are my witness, and my relationship with my hometown has been cut off. Therefore, it is not a sin for me to reveal their secrets now! During the war, the Danes always pinned their hopes on the goddess pallas? Athena's assistance. Things have gone from bad to worse since her idol in Troy was stolen. You Trojans may not know that this was done by our cunning Greeks. The goddess was very angry. She withdrew her kind assistance to the Danes. At this time, the prophet Kalkas said, we will go back by boat at once and listen to God's command in our hometown. He said, because the gods have not returned to their original place. We can't expect to win this war. Thanks to the prophet's advice, the Danes finally decided to return to China. Before leaving, they built this huge wooden horse as a gift to the goddess according to the prophet's suggestion to calm her down. Kalkas demanded that the horse be made very high, so that you Trojans could not drag the horse into the city gate and put it in the city. Because the Trojan horse was dragged into the city, Athena will protect you instead of the Greeks. On the contrary, if you damage this wooden horse, which is exactly what the Danes want, then you will definitely suffer. The Danes plan to come back immediately after hearing God's will in Argos. They plan to return to their original place after occupying your city. "

This flawless lie made Priam and Trojans believe it. In fact, Athena is always concerned about the fate of her friends. They have been worrying about their fate since laocoon issued a warning. But miracles helped the heroes escape bad luck. Here's the thing:

After the death of Poseidon's priest, laocoon, the priest of Apollo, took office, so he sacrificed a big cow to Poseidon at the seaside. At this time, two big snakes swam from the direction of Tenedos Island. They crossed the mirror-like sea and swam all the way to the coast. They stick out their heads with red crowns from the sea, and the snake body twists and turns in the water, stirring up waves. They swam ashore, spitting letters and squeaking, and their fiery snake eyes shone with terrible light. The Trojans who were still around the Trojan horse turned pale with fear and fled in all directions. But two snakes wound their way to Poseidon's altar. Laocoon and his two sons are busy offering sacrifices there. The poisonous snake entangled two children and severely bit their delicate muscles with its fangs. The children cried out in pain, and their father laocoon drew his sword and ran away in a hurry. But the poisonous snake ate him, too. The bull he had just killed with an axe ran out of the altar bloodily, and Cleisthenes roared loudly, throwing off the axe around his neck. Poor laocoon and his two sons were finally killed by a poisonous snake. Two poisonous snakes swam all the way to the temple of Athena and hid at the feet of the goddess.

The Trojans thought this terrible event was a punishment for the priest who doubted the Trojan horse. Some people hurried back to the city and made a big hole in the wall. Others installed a shaft at the foot of the Trojan horse, rubbed a thick rope and put it around the neck of the Trojan horse. So, they worked together and successfully dragged the Trojan horse back to the city. Boys and girls happily followed, singing festivals of praise. When the Trojan horse passed the high threshold of the city gate, it was blocked four times, but it finally turned over. Every time the horse bumps, there will be the sound of metal hitting in the belly. But the Trojans still didn't hear them. They cheered and dragged this huge Trojan to the Acropolis.

In the joyful crowd, only the prophetess Cassandra hung her head and her eyes were glazed over. She was just endowed with the ability of foresight by God, and she never made any mistakes. She observed astronomical phenomena and natural objects and found many ominous signs. It is strange that people don't believe her. Now she also saw the danger, and a premonition drove her out of the palace. Her hair was loose and her eyes sparkled with sparks. She paraded through the city and shouted, "Trojans, don't you know that our road leads to Hades' hell?" "I saw the city full of blood and fire, and I saw death rushing out of Mali in Troy! You sent it to our acropolis with cheers. Why don't you believe me? Even if I say millions of words, you still don't believe me. Nemesis because Helen decided to take revenge on you, and you became their sacrifice and prisoner. "

But the Trojans just laughed at her.

That night, the Trojans held banquets and celebrations. They play flute, harp and sing happy songs. The big family filled the wine again and again and gulped it down. Drunk and sleepy, the soldiers completely let their guard down. Shannon, who had dinner with the Trojans, also pretended to be drunk and fell asleep. Late at night, he got up, sneaked out of the gate, lit a torch, held it high and shook it constantly, sending an agreed signal to the distance. Then, he put out the torch, dived close to the wooden horse and patted the horse's stomach gently. The heroes heard the sound, but Odysseus reminded everyone not to be impatient and to go out as quietly as possible. He gently pulled open the door bolt, leaned out his head, peeped around for a while, and found that the Trojan had fallen asleep. So he quietly put down the wooden ladder that Epirus had put in advance and walked down. Other heroes followed him down one after another, their hearts pounding with nervousness. When they went outside, they waved spears and drew swords, and scattered them on every street in the city, killing drunk and sleepy Trojans. They still put the torch in Troy's house. Soon, the roof caught fire and the fire spread, and the whole city became a sea of fire.

The Greeks hiding near Tenedos Island saw Xinong send a torch signal, immediately pulled out the anchor and set sail, quickly sailed to Lehe and landed there. All the soldiers quickly tore down the wall from the Trojans and rushed into the city through the gap where the Trojans passed. The occupied city of Troy was in ruins. There are cries and cries everywhere, and there are bodies everywhere. Disabled and injured people crawled on dead bodies, and those who were still running were stabbed to death from behind. The roar of frightened dogs, the groans of dying people and the cries of women and children are intertwined, which makes people sad and horrible.

But the Greeks also suffered heavy losses, because although most enemies had no time to take up arms, they still fought to the death. Some people threw cups, others threw tables, or grabbed firewood from the stove, or picked up forks and axes, or picked up anything they could, and attacked the Danes who rushed in. At this time, the Greeks besieged Priam's castle, and many heavily armed Trojans rushed out like a flood and fought desperately.

It was already late at night when the fighting was going on, but the burning flames on the houses and the torches held by the Akaya people made the whole city look like day. The whole city became a battlefield. The fighting became more and more fierce and cruel.

The new Ptolemy regarded Priam as an enemy, and he killed his three sons in succession, including agenor who dared to challenge his father Achilles. Later, he met the majestic king Priam. The old man prayed at the altar of Zeus. When the new Ptolemy saw the great joy, he raised his sword and surrendered. Priam looked at the new Ptolemy without fear and said calmly, "kill me!" Brave son of Achilles! I have been through a lot. I saw my sons die one after another. I don't need to see the sunshine tomorrow! "

"Old man," replied the new Ptolemy, "what you suggested me to do is exactly what I want to do!" With that, he cut off the king's head with his sword. Ordinary Greek soldiers kill more cruelly. They found hector's youngest son, Astiz, in the palace. They snatched him from his mother's arms, filled with hatred for hector and his family, and threw the child off the tower. The child's mother shouted at them, "Why don't you push me down or throw me into the fire?" ? Ever since Achilles killed my husband, I've only lived for this child. Please start to end my life! "But they didn't listen to her and ran to other places.

Death wandered around, but did not enter a house where Antoinette lived. Antoinette was an old man from Troy. Because Menelaus and Odysseus came to Troy as messengers and were sheltered and warmly treated by him, the Danies did not kill him and asked him to keep all his property.

A few days ago, the outstanding hero Aeneas bravely repelled the enemy's attack on the city wall. However, when he saw that Troy was in flames of war and could not repel the enemy after a long battle, he was like a brave sailor who had experienced a storm. Seeing that the ship was about to sink, he jumped into a small boat and begged for his life. He carried his elderly father on his back, took his son Ascani uz by the hand, and hurried out. The child clung to his father's side and jumped over many bodies with his father almost without touching his feet. Aeneas' mother Aphrodite followed closely to protect her son. Along the way, flame gives way, smoke gives way. The arrows and spears thrown by the Danes deviated from the target and fell to the ground. Aeneas became the only one who fled the city with his youngest son.

Menelaus met Deborah, the son of Priam, in front of his unfaithful wife Helen's house. Since his death, hector has become an important pillar of his family and country. Helen married Paris after he died. After the dinner, he heard the news that Atreus's sons were killed, and he stumbled across the corridor of the palace, ready to escape. Menelaus ran after him and shot him from behind. "You will die in front of my wife!" Menelaus roared like thunder. "How I wish I could kill Paris myself! No sinner can escape from themis, the goddess of justice! "

Menelaus kicked the body aside and walked along the corridor of the palace, looking for Helen everywhere, full of contradictory feelings for his wife Helen. Helen trembled for fear that her husband would be angry. She hid quietly in a dark corner and was discovered by her husband Menelaus for a long time. Menelaus saw his wife standing in front of him, so jealous that he wanted to chop her to death with a sword, but Aphrodite had made her more charming and beautiful, knocked out the sword in his hand, calmed his anger and aroused his old feelings. Suddenly, Menelaus forgot all his wife's shortcomings. Suddenly, he heard the majestic shouts of Argos people behind him, and he felt ashamed. He felt that the unfaithful Helen made him lose face. He hardened his heart again, picked up the sword on the ground and approached his wife step by step. But in his heart, he still couldn't bear to kill her. So when his brother Agamemnon arrived, he stopped gracefully. Agamemnon patted him on the shoulder and said to him, "Brother, drop your weapon! You can't kill your wife. We suffered a lot for her. In this matter, compared with Paris, her sin is much lighter. Paris broke the rules of host and guest, even pigs and dogs were inferior. He, his family and even his people have been punished and destroyed for this! "

Menelaus listened to the advice and pretended not to, but he was very happy. Later, he took Helen back to Sparta. After Menelaus died, she was deported to Rhode Island.

When there was a massacre on the earth, the gods in the sky were just gathering dark clouds and lamenting the fall of Troy. Only the arch-enemy of Troy, Hera, and the dead Achilles' mother, thetis, cheered loudly and contentedly. But even if pallas wanted Troy to fail? Athena couldn't help crying because she saw Ajax enter her temple, grabbed Cassandra's hair and dragged her out. Although the goddess failed to save her enemy's daughter, her cheeks burned with anger and shame. The creaking of her idol shook the foundation under the temple. She vowed to get back at him because he had committed blasphemy.

The fire and slaughter lasted for a long time. The burning pillar of fire soared into the sky, announcing the destruction of the unfortunate city of Troy.