After a long voyage, the allied forces decided to deal with the allies of Troy.
They invaded nearby small nations and gained a great deal of spoils.
Gold, silver, land, and... even beautiful maidens.
Achilles, the son of the hero Peleus, who was married to the goddess Thetis.
According to the prophecy that he would surpass his father, he grew up to be a hero greater than Peleus.
When the allied forces invaded the allied nations near Troy, he fought at the forefront and achieved many great feats.
"Agamemnon. I have obtained two beautiful maidens, Briseis and Chryseis. I will give Chryseis to you."
"Oh. Very good. A peerless beauty..."
Achilles gave one of the two maidens he had captured from the allied nations of Troy to the commander-in-chief, Agamemnon.
However, a problem arose here, as Chryses, the father of Chryseis and a priest of the temple of Apollo, had pleaded with Agamemnon to return his daughter but was driven away.
In his anger, Chryses prayed to Apollo, whom he served, to punish the Greek army...
And Apollo, who was already on the side of Troy, unleashed a plague.