A Search for Answers

You walk about Themyscira, trying to take in the sights. And you look around to see women as far as your eye could see: talking, training, and relaxing. You took into account for yourself that this island has temples built in honor to the Greek pantheon. 'Maybe one of them can help me figure things out,' you hoped. You bothered an Amazon to ask which god to seek advice from. "I feel kind of lost, upset about how my life has gone."

"The temple of Athena will provide knowledge on how to move forward," she told you, and pointed you in the temple's direction. Thanking her, you journeyed to Athena's temple and hoped her knowledge will help clear your head of doubts.

The main temple of Themyscira was in full view, and so you travel up the big and wide flight of stairs to reach the door, push it open and go inside. There was a pedestal where something, her armor unbeknownst to you, and there stood a humongous statue of her wearing with her Roman helmet, with an owl on her right shoulder. You looked at the statue and could almost swear that she was gazing back at you. You humbly kneel down before her, cupping your hands together.

"Wise Athena, Goddess of war and wisdom, hear my plea. I made a terrible mistake, and my desires took over me last night. Queen Hippolyta despises me for toying with her body, I'm sure. I don't know how I can ever make it right by her, but I very much want to. ... Please guide me. What do I do?"