Stealing the Celestial Path.

Summary

The narrative explores the legendary figure Hercules, highlighting his extensive education under various heroes and sages, contrasting it with Prince Paris's brief learning experience. The gods' influence on mortal destinies is emphasized, particularly regarding Paris's actions and the ensuing conflict with Menelaus. The arrival of Paris's envoy, Gessne, bearing gifts, sparks anger in Menelaus, who feels humiliated. Despite initial resistance, the Greek princes ultimately accept the gifts, revealing their underlying motivations. Meanwhile, Odysseus discovers a letter praising Palamedes, igniting his resentment and setting the stage for future conflicts among the Greek heroes.

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