[Greek Mythology] Prince of Zeus

When the sun came, the trumpets sounded on the plain.

The winds of war blew in the face of Ganymedes.

Ganymedes sat in a chariot galloped by four white horses, two of the best horses in the morning and sun that Zeus had given to Tros, and two of his heirs.

Unlike other gods who hide in the thick fog and lean towards one side, Ganymedes fights personally in the Trojan camp.

Ganymedes was supported by the Trojans as the general. He summoned the generals to discuss the strategy of the battle. Ganymedes' logic and planning were highly praised by everyone.

The addition of Ganymedes brought the best morale to the Trojan soldiers who had been defeated by Achilles.This made them feel the guidance and protection of the gods personally. Ganymedes was on their side, and the favorite of the god king fought side by side with them.

This is more effective than any god can inspire the hearts of warriors.

The Trojans let out a roar like a liger, which shook the mountains and rivers. They regained their fighting spirit, and they were all extremely brave and fearless.

The sound of fighting was everywhere, the army's horseshoes trampled the ground, and the sound of mud splashing amplified in Ganymedes' ears.

This is the situation Ganymedes dreamed of. Ganymedes did not want to be favored by the god king Zeus when he was a child. He only wanted to be a hero who fought for his country and was praised by later generations.

A warrior who takes honor by his own hand and by force.

Fight in blood, soak the invaded land with the blood of the enemy.

There is no brave son who would not want to do this.

—Of course now he knows he can have both.

This is the first time Ganymedes has really faced the war head on.

Ganymedes gallops in a chariot made of gold and platinum, and the arched hood protects his back from attack.

Achaean blood sprayed his arms as his spear pierced his foe's body.

The stagnation of hot and viscous texture, Ganymedes was moved, and he couldn't say he was surprised—yes, he was well protected, and he never even got into a fight with anyone to kill him.

But Ganymedes did not pause. He stood up from his chariot and brandished his silver spear so that the Trojan soldiers could see his command.

An Achaean general charged towards him on a steed with a spear in his hand, and aimed his sharp eyes at Ganymedes' neck.Another soldier who cooperated with him attacked Ganymede from the side.

Seeing the danger, Ganymedes drew his sword from his waist, and the wind across his face informed him of his speed and the distance from the enemies on both sides. Ganymedes aimed at the weak point and rushed towards his enemies in front Will be the first to rush in front of myself.

Ganymedes escaped in a dangerous way when the opponent's spear tip was only one hand away from him, and cut the enemy's horse's throat with his backhand with his saber.The local general who was holding the spear lost control of his mount. Unable to control the direction, he just happened to stab the soldier who was rushing towards Ganymedes from the side, and the spear pierced the Achaean's chest instead.

Then Ganymedes turned around, picked up the ash spear from the chariot, and threw it at the Achaean general, piercing the opponent's heart impartially, together with the horse under him.

Ganymedes didn't look much, turned around and drove the chariot again.His splendid chariot attracted the most attention from the Achaeans and became the most dangerous presence on the battlefield.The Achaeans rushed to Ganymedes, trying to catch him, and captured his dazzling armor and his four-horse chariot, which was so luxurious that it did not belong to a chariot.

This reduces some of the crises for the Trojan camp.Otherwise, with the troops of the Achaeans fighting, at least Troy could defend, and it would be difficult to defeat the Achaeans.

This is why the Trojan War has been fought for ten years without any results.

And when the enemy approached the splendid chariot and saw clearly the owner of the golden chariot galloped by four white horses, they were shocked by the appearance of Ganymedes, and no one could go down to kill him. He takes life from him, he dulls the most beautiful face in the world.I just want to capture him as the highest honor and spoils of war.

This made it easier for Ganymedes to defeat the enemy.

Beauty is the best shield and the best weapon.

This is actually another shocking scam.

The Achaeans did not know that the owner of the golden chariot who led the Trojans and rode the horse was an immortal god.In vain, they took away their combat power.

The glorious chariot galloped on the battlefield, rushing into the camp of the Achaeans with such force that countless Achaean soldiers were trampled to death by the iron hooves of the four horses.

The gods of the two camps fought against each other. Apollo, as the god of medicine and the caretaker of the Trojans, gave rescue and healing to the wounded and dead in Troy, so that their wounds healed quickly, or they continued to fight without knowing it.This was originally the job of his son Asclepius to save lives and heal the wounded.

Aphrodite smoothed the wounds of the gods fighting in Troy. She squeezed the fig juice into snow-white milk to make it thick and condensed. As long as she stirred it with her hands, the liquid would quickly thicken and solidify. Together with the wound.

The gods fought happily, but the mortal bodies of mortals soon spread all over the plain of battle.

Ganymedes came to Priam in his chariot and wanted to give him the honor of defeating Achaean commander Agamemnon. This is for an old father who lost his son in his old age best compensation.

Ganymedes blessed Priam's spear so that it would surely hit Agamemnon, knocking Agamemnon off his horse and making him a defeated opponent.

Ganymedes knocked out three arrows that fell from the sky and shot at Priam, and saw Paris in the distance far ahead was cut open by an arrow from the enemy's full bow.Paris hurriedly drew his bow to fight back, but the second arrow flew over and hit him in the waist.He trembled all over, endured the severe pain, turned and fled.

It turned out that the person who shot Paris was Philoctetes, who was proficient in archery and was a friend of Hercules, the god of Hercules. , the cluster of arrows was saturated with poison.He shouted at Paris loudly: "You villain of Troy, you are the bane of all our disasters, and now it is time for you to perish!"

Ganymedes said: "This is also the doomed death of Paris."

Priam seemed no longer satisfied and said: "I have lost my best son, and he will bear the consequences of what Paris committed. All of this will be balanced on the balance of the gods."

Ganymedes shook his head and said helplessly, "Yes, Paris should bear the consequences. Troy will never be buried with him."

Ganymedes infused courage into Priam's heart, and Priam rode his horse and charged Agamemnon with his spear.

The other generals understood what they meant and cleared the way for Priam to clear the way.The Trojans were beaten badly by Achilles in the last battle, and this battle will definitely regain their honor.

The glorious chariot of Ganymedes swept across the plain like the fire of the sun. Wherever it passed, all the bodies were pierced and spurted out the blood of life. The kindness of Ganymedes - in their even Before it was too late to howl, he died and went to Hades' residence.

The sun in the sky slid its trajectory, and time seemed to have disappeared during the bloody fight. It was only a blink of an eye, but a full half day had passed.

Looking ahead, Ganymedes felt that the scene in front of him was scarlet, even his eyelashes were stained with the blood of the enemy, and there was a buzzing sound in his ears.

Although he was promoted to a god, the beating heart in his chest was like a war drum, reminding him that he was once a child of the world.

At this time, it seems to have returned to the time when he was still a mortal.The palm of Ganymedes holding the spear was so hot that it had almost become inertia after a long period of fighting and wielding it. Without thinking about it, it would already be able to kill the enemy bravely on its own.

Become proficient, become good at it.

When you go deep into the enemy's army and are besieged by the enemy.Ganymedes even jumped on his horse swiftly, holding two long spears in his hands, and spun out an invulnerable shield.The horse jumped into the air, and stepped the Achaean's head into the ground.Ganymedes stood firmly on the horse without any shaking.He brought the bow given to him by Artemis, the goddess of hunting, and shot a full string of silver arrows obliquely at the sky, and the rain of arrows rained down from the sky, which was more powerful than a whole cavalry and archery team.

The Achaeans finally turned pale with fear, knowing that the situation in the battle had turned around today.Even in vain did Athena, the goddess of war, take their side.

Under the fighting of Ganymedes and the command of the army, the Achaeans showed a tendency to retreat. They still held on, but their hearts were already shaken.

Corpses were piled upon corpses, spears and spears criss-crossing the warriors' heads and torsos.Under the fighting of the Trojans led by Ganymedes, the Achaeans were forced to retreat to their ships.

At that time, a thunderstorm fell from the sky, and a mass of scorched earth separated the Achaeans and the Trojans. Under the rumbling thunder, dazzling and frightening lightning flashed across the sky in the distance.

Everyone knows that this is a sign brought by Zeus, the king of the gods.

The Trojan side held the scales in the hands of Zeus, and the king of the gods came to the top of Mount Ida to announce the result of the war.

"The victory of this war belongs to Troy." The supreme voice of the king of gods sounded in the air.

Both the Achaeans and the Trojans understood the meaning. The Achaeans were so shocked that they dropped their spears and shields, and the Trojans cheered happily. Nothing will change.

However, it was not only the Achaeans who were shocked, but also Ganymedes.

Ganymedes sat on the chariot and looked at Zeus who was standing on the top of Mount Ida watching the battle.This is different from the fate he knew. He didn't know that the Trojan War had developed to this point, and Zeus would declare the victory of the war.

Could it be that Zeus was still motivated by selfishness?

Hera hid in the thick fog of the Achaean camp. Hearing the verdict, she was so angry that she jumped up. Just as she thought at first, this war is not fair at all. Zeus came to declare the war when he said he would be neutral result.With the scale in his hand, how would he know if he deliberately lowered the Achaean end?The god who regulates the war in the world.

Hera was not reconciled to the end of the war, and her revenge on Troy had not yet come to an end. If Troy hadn't been burned to ashes and turned into ruins, her jealousy would not have died down.

The queen Hera came to Poseidon, the king of the sea, and asked Poseidon to help the Achaeans again.

Poseidon rejected Hera and said: "Zeus' sentence has been handed down, and I can no longer do things that incur God's punishment. This war is over. Although I am unwilling, this is the result. I will return my Go to the deep sea palace, the dragon has entangled me with scars, and I am exhausted, I need to recharge my energy for a while."

Anger, unwillingness, and pain exploded in Hera's heart. She almost blushed and roared: "It's not fair! I will not approve of this result! Unless one side dies after fighting."

"Hera, the queen of heaven, you are too cruel. Whether it is the Achaeans or the Trojans, there are many people who sacrificed to us devoutly. Why don't you let them go? Mortal life is mortal, so let them fend for themselves Right. If there is another war between them, there is no need for our gods to join in, and it will only cause discord and disputes among the gods." Poseidon was exhausted by the battle, and he had no desire to fight anymore.

Hera clenched her fist in her hand, her eyes shot out fierce eyes, and she looked at the Trojans who were cheering in the joy of victory in the war.

The Achaeans also knew that they could not strike anymore, and the lightning strike of the god-king would stop them.The goddesses who wanted to help the Achaeans were stopped by Iris, the messenger sent by Zeus, and threatened to be angry, so the goddesses stopped.

All the Achaeans withdrew.