Stealing the Celestial Path.

Summary

The Trojans held a funeral after the battle, with Pei Zi Yun and Aeneas performing rituals to honor the dead. They sacrificed animals, built pyres for the fallen warriors, and constructed tombs. As they set sail, Pei Zi Yun reflected on the gods' scrutiny and his actions, feeling a mix of relief and hatred. He realized he had offended several deities by killing heroes favored by them. Meanwhile, on Mount Olympus, the gods discussed the ongoing war, with Zeus planning to weaken human heroes. He Huai Si Tuo Si, the god of fire, was particularly resentful towards Pei Zi Yun for capturing Aphrodite's attention. Zeus warned the gods against interfering in the war, emphasizing the need for Achilles to join the battle, while Hermes was tasked with monitoring the situation.

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