Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Upon returning, the slaves lied and claimed that they had killed Paris.

In the forest, a shepherd found Paris still an infant and raised him.

As an adult, Paris is as gentle as a nymph and is also a skilled pianist.

His talent even led people to mistakenly believe that the music he played was taught by Apollo.

Apollo, the god of light, was also the god of music.

Their skills are, of course, beyond question.

He could be mistaken for a disciple of the god of music.

One can only imagine how beautiful Paris's singing must have been.

He was also extremely handsome and possessed superhuman strength.

Even wolves dared not approach.

Because of his presence, shepherds felt very safe while herding their sheep.

Therefore, everyone sang praises of his abilities and achievements.

They are called 'Alexandros', meaning 'the helper'.

When he returned to Troy with his good reputation and handsome appearance...

After being recognized by the queen, who had felt guilty for many years, his parents did not kill him, but happily restored his status as a prince.

They completely forgot the original prophecy.

Perhaps they think that such a gentle, kind, and well-known child...

They shouldn't make any major mistakes.

Not to mention it would lead to the destruction of Troy.

That prophecy was indeed wrong.

however--

It turns out that

Paris did indeed bring misfortune to Troy.

However, due to his past experiences

For this younger brother who has never experienced parental love since childhood,

Hector actually felt a pang of guilt.

then--

When the other brothers began to support Paris one after another...

He did not speak.

His silence was already the greatest support he could offer Paris.

As the greatest warrior of Troy

Hector still wielded considerable influence.

Without his interference, the Trojans took Paris's voice, as a prince as well, quite seriously.

After suffering so much in Chapter Nine, I won't rest until I get something back!

With the support of some of his brothers, plus Antimacos, who had been bribed by Paris beforehand,

Soon, more and more people sided with Paris.

At this point, Paris even demanded that Menelaus be arrested and executed immediately.

Rivals in love are bound to be extremely hostile when they meet!

Although Paris was the one who cuckolded the King of Sparta,

They not only abducted the victim's wife, but also took away a large amount of treasure.

To commit such a heinous act and yet still have the audacity to kill others.

I witnessed all of this.

Although the little Trojan prince was handsome,

His personality, however, is not as gentle as rumored.

Do not--

In fact, most of the stories about Paris's gentle nature and helpfulness are spontaneous praises from the herders.

This is largely thanks to Paris's presence.

His heroic power kept bandits and wolf packs at bay.

The herders unwittingly received his kindness—and spontaneously sang his praises…

Ultimately, was there a desire to protect others as a side effect?

It doesn't stand up to scrutiny at all.

Paris did not accomplish anything else.

The only thing he did that caused a sensation throughout Greece.

He actually stole someone else's wife.

Such a person can actually be called a hero.

The threshold for becoming a hero in Greece was surprisingly low.

Heroes don't need to do great good deeds.

It seems that as long as it displays considerable bravery and strength,

He would then be spontaneously hailed as a hero and adored by countless people...

They sought only the protection of its powerful strength.

Killing the enemy on the battlefield is his greatest achievement.

Looking solely from the perspective of one's own country,

Perhaps they really are heroes.

However, in terms of personal morality, many of his behaviors are truly unacceptable...

But that has nothing to do with the night anymore.

Paris made outrageous remarks during the negotiation meeting.

They made no attempt to conceal their hostility and murderous intent.

This made Odysseus and the others nervous.

The atmosphere turned icy.

The Trojan prophet Helenus, bribed by Paris beforehand, further encouraged the god of the underworld to grant Troy victory.

This became the final straw that broke the Trojans' psychological balance.

The Trojans, whose confidence had been greatly boosted by this battle,

Ultimately, they refused to negotiate.

But it didn't go as Paris requested.

Instead of capturing and killing the two men, they were released.

You witnessed the ugly side of the 'hero' at the negotiation meeting.

In your view, these so-called heroes are more like robbers.

For an unjust war,

Countless Greeks and Trojans paid for it with their lives.

Having witnessed the cruelty of war firsthand,

For the coming decade of hell (battle).

I feel pity for the countless ordinary people about to step into the meat grinder of the ancient Trojan War…

But there's nothing you can do to change any of this.

Odysseus and his companion returned to their base camp.

He immediately became enraged and exaggerated the threats and humiliations they had suffered during the negotiations in Troy, telling his companions about it.

The Greeks were furious when they heard this.

We are determined to severely punish these shameless Trojans.

They began to organize their army and launch a strong attack.

Under Hector's leadership,

You've rejoined the defenses.

In a blink of an eye,

Several more days passed in the simulated universe.

During this time, Night experienced many battles.

Even he who followed Hector,

That powerful mental energy, through occasional observations of Hector's heroic figure in battle,

I subconsciously learned a few moves from them.

Although it was just a simple imitation, it allowed Ye's combat power to grow considerably without her even realizing it.

Combined with that powerful, almost 'intuitive' mental strength,

Despite sustaining only minor injuries, Ye followed Hector and repelled the enemy three times, successfully defending Troy.

Several consecutive strong attacks,