Hellas

The glorious Agamemnon, Leader of the Achaean against the fight of the Trojans has fallen into the graces of death.   It has been fifteen years since the fall of Troy and since the Achaean soldiers of ancient Greece return from war, the wives and children of Hellas thought they would all once again prosper now that their husbands and kings arrived. But the very few that made it, brought nothing but an Ill curse of hardship and madness, casted by the fate bearing Gods. The united empire of the Atreides: Agamemnon of Mycenae and Menelaus of Sparta, is no more. Was it all worth it for one woman?   Agamemnon's wife queen Clytemnestra has taken upon herself to return the exiled cousin of the Atreides, King Aegisthus, who graciously took Agamemnon's place. Finally, after a decade long hiatus since the Trojan war, the divine funeral games, the Olympics, has begun.   Under the code of Zeus, kingdoms of all shape and sizes will reunite in harmony at Olympia. Where Aegisthus hopes that they would reforge bonds and sooth troubled waters with the Gods. Perhaps this is a sign of the new beginning of a Golden Era for the Mycenaean empire…. The end of the Bronze Age.