Trojan

Paris, the prince of Troy, stood on a watchtower, gazing at the sky. He considered himself responsible for the deaths of his father, brother, and thousands of Trojans. Troy, the beautiful and legendary city of Troy, had been destroyed, and the survivors of its people, after months of displacement, were living in a village called Ancyra, a village that had now slowly turned into a city, and the Trojans had built walls, gates, and wooden watchtowers all around it.

Paris' wife, Helen, who believed she was the reason for the war with Greece and the destruction of Troy, had died of grief, and Paris' grief multiplied.

At the same time, Paris saw a star falling. So he went to the oracle and learned that if such an event happened in midsummer, it would mean damage to Mount Olympus.

Paris considered this a fortunate event for himself and decided to travel to Mount Olympus to both take **** on gods like Zeus and Apollo who did not help the Trojans in the war with the Greeks and to find a way to save his people.After Paris made his decision to take **** on the gods, he told his only relatives, his cousin Briseis and Andromache‌ Hector's wife, about it one night. They were happy after Paris' decision and asked to go with him to fight the gods. At first, Paris was against it and said that it was impossible for him to take them with him. Their talks finally convinced Paris to go with them to the war with the Titans. So he introduced his commander Lysander as his successor to the Trojans.

Three days later, before sunrise, he started the journey with his two companions.