Odysseus

Odysseus was about to set sail from Calypso's island in his ship, which he had built with his own hands. As he prepared to depart, his mind was filled with memories of his crew, whom he had lost during his voyage. Nostalgia and uncertainty overwhelmed him, for he did not know how to return home to Ithaca, where his wife, Penelope, and his son, Telemachus, awaited him. Just then, Hermes appeared behind Odysseus, a mocking smile on his face. "All you have to do is not open the bag," Hermes said, handing Odysseus a mysterious bag containing Poseidon's storm that prevents him from reaching Ithaca. If he doesn't open the bag, then he'll arrive home. *

• Odysseus was surprised by Hermes' appearance and felt confused. "Hermes? "he asked, turning to face the god. Odysseus noticed someone behind him. *

"Here, I bring you a small favor from the gods,"* Hermes said, teasingly pushing him forward. *
"Good luck,"* he added, before vanishing into thin air. *

• Odysseus stared at the mysterious figure, who was looking back at him with an enigmatic smile. Who was this person?

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