What does "Alistair sheltered Troy" mean?

Ares' support for Trojans began with the relationship between Greek gods and golden apples. When Achilles' parents got married, they invited all the gods, but they didn't invite the goddess (and I won't invite her to the doom). As a result, people came uninvited and took out a golden apple, saying it was for the most beautiful goddess (this is a high-level mischief, too professional). As a result, both Hera Athena and Cupid thought that the golden apple should be. I invited all the gods present to judge. One is the wife of Zeus, the other is the daughter of Zeus, and the other is the daughter-in-law of Vulcan. The gods dare not find any excuse and then throw this hot potato to an ordinary mortal, that is, Paris, the shepherd who has always denied his long-lost emperor Ama. Three goddesses offered olive branches to the mortal judge, and the other two will not talk about Cupid any more. Mom, her hidden rule project is to give Paris a peerless beauty's love. In this way, Palisade left Hera and Athena, which was tantamount to being an enemy of Palisade and Troy from which he came. On the other hand, Cupid's mother must support Paris, because Paris lit the lamp for her. As we all know, Paliser went to Sparta with Hester because of his outstanding talent and family recognition, and then drove his queen away from Greece and Troy. Hera and Athena are on the side of Greece, Cupid's mother is on the side of Troy, and Cupid's mother is on the side of her family. Ares, the god of war, naturally supported Cupid's mother. This is why Ares sheltered Troy.