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When the owl of wisdom wake up


The while owl statue gradually turned into gold, it spread out golden light and lit up whole the hall by the divine light. The golden owl moved open is eyes.
“How long is it from the last time I appeared?” said the owl it soared up, “It must be entire a year. I can see new faces here, very young, strong, brave and even proud. It’s a very long time ago when the battle of the gods had ended. Zeus had ascended to the throne, divided the world into three, one for him to rule Olympus, another for one of bother Poseidon to rule ocean and the other for other bother Hades to rule the Underworld. The world was ruled by them in peace and peace for long times. Till, an argument came out between them the twelve gods and goddesses on Olympus. Who is the most revered god or goddess? The argument seemed not to have the end till goddess Athena gave them an idea. She advised others to choose people who live in ground, gave them strength, intellect and courage, asked them to go and do feats and brought names of their gods or goddess out. Firstly, all of them were excited to participate in the game and therefore, this place Hippocoon was created. The first days, very few people were chosen. They scattered on world the world, did their duties but they are too and could do much things. So, more many of people were brought to here after that. Gods and goddess expanded this Hippocoon land, built this castle, and ordered the previous ones to keep staying here to teach the new. That’s because this school was established. They even created their own coins called xu, gave them to chosen people using to exchange in Hippocoon. Yes, it’s why their first purpose was forgotten. God Hades and Poseidon left the game while others grouped into, kept building this place. All people here must belong to one of the four families, Zuesias the people who were blessed by god Zeus and Hermes; Herathyias blessed by Hera, Hestia and Hephaestus; Aresians blessed by Ares, Apollo and Aphrodite; Athenenas blessed by Athena and Artemis;”
“Course you are had been blessed at the time you were born and I which is called the owl of wisdom a servant of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, handicraft, and warfare. I was given abilities to see a little past and future, arouse the strength inside you and find which family you belong to. Come on, who first?” added the owl of wisdom then landed on its pole.
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Heracles and the Nemean Lion

The first epic in the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series — witness Heracles' legendary battle against the invincible lion. A tale of strength, fate, and immortal valor.

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Heracles and the Dragon Hydra

The second chapter of the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series. Heracles faces the monstrous Hydra — a dragon-like beast with many heads, each reborn from the last. A mythic journey of courage, strategy, and divine challenge.

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