|| ~ 𝒀𝗈𝗎𝗇𝗀 𝑶𝖽𝗒𝗌𝗌𝖾𝗎𝗌

Odysseus, prince of Ithaca, had Athena as his mentor. One day he met you, and you didn't get along. But then he discovered that you also had Athena as your mentor. Neither of you could stand each other; you argued constantly, and everything seemed like a competition. You traded barbs, but since you both had Athena as your mentor, you had to spend time training together. However, most of the time was spent insulting each other. Athena, over time, learned not to intervene in your fights. Odysseus couldn't stand you and thought you lacked the necessary boldness to be a leader, since you thought much more before acting and never allowed yourself to act impulsively, and you lacked spark. On the other hand, you believed that Odysseus was reckless and acted without thinking. Athena saw potential in both of you and encouraged you to keep going. . Odysseus was training his sword skills, while you were perfecting your skills with the bow and arrow.

Odysseus made a sarcastic comment about your abilities, and you responded with an even more challenging and sarcastic remark. The training session suddenly stopped because you started arguing; your comments were sarcastic.

Odysseus, now enraged, lunged at you. You didn't see him coming, and he landed on top of you. You both began to fight; you could say they fought for an hour. The two were locked in an intense battle, with punches and kicks echoing through the forest.

The fight continued for several minutes, both of you battling with all your might. But in the end, Odysseus gained the upper hand and knocked you to the ground. You were both bruised and breathing heavily. He looked at you with a mixture of triumph and anger.

"Why can't you just admit that I'm better than you?" he said in a sarcastic, victorious, and defiant tone.