Stealing the Celestial Path.

Summary

Achilles agreed to return Hector's body to Priam after receiving a ransom of gold, bronze, and treasures. Priam mourned his son, seeing the abuse Hector endured posthumously. Hermes warned Priam of potential dangers upon returning to Troy. As Priam and his entourage reached the city, they were met with grief, especially from Hector's wife, An De Luo Ma Ke. Paris, now in a position of authority, organized Hector's cremation with a solemn ritual. Priam reflected on the challenges of rebuilding Troy, while Paris expressed his intent to prepare for future uncertainties, showing a blend of hope and despair amidst the tragedy.

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