Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. *The cities of Greece are people. I warn you that this is my fantasy. Sorry for any mistakes. Love stories and novels.

• Athens and Sparta have long been enemies and competitors. Their cities are sworn enemies, often at war. But there were times when they cooperated, resolving military issues (issues about wars). Sometimes they understood each other, both Greek powers, on which all of Greece relies. While the Greek cities watch new disputes, Athens and Sparta attack them. *

• In 500 BC* *Greece was attacked by the Persian Empire. There was a war, and there were many losses. (Greece was led by Athens.) And in 451 BC, Athena gave birth to a daughter named Ariadne. She was half Spartan, Persian (from her mother's side) and Athenian (from her father's side). Athens and her mother decided not to tell anyone about her at such a time, because if the Persians found out about her, they would kill her without a second thought. At the age of two, Ariadne lost her mother; the Persians killed her, and the girl was temporarily hidden in Sparta. Sparta did not know about her either, and Athens did not particularly trust him. *

• A few years before the peace, Athens was captured by the Persians (the cities and people did not know about this). The Persian wanted to know the location of the cities, troops, and gold, but Athens did not tell him and was beaten because of this. He spent three years in their captivity. *

• The year 449 arrived.* *Greece and Persia concluded peace, with the Persians recognizing the independence of the Greek city-states. Sparta held a feast in honor of the peace. Sparta was angry and disappointed that Athens had acted so basely. They began searching for him, but couldn't find him anywhere, so they decided to ask the enraged Troy (he was a man).