Achilles

Achilles was the son of Peleus, the king of Phthia. Achilles was a demigod, son of the goddess Thetis and his mortal father Peleus. Achilles was a boy with long, light blond hair, golden eyes, and light cream skin. He was the prince of that land and almost always spent his time doing nothing, only going to his music lessons and training alone. Every two weeks he had to go to the sea to see his mother, who hoped that Achilles would become a god. In the palace there were several children his age (10), children exiled from where they lived, whom his father took in to make soldiers. One day Achilles was relaxing on the sofa in his living room when he heard voices. He didn't care and just lay back further on the sofa when the doors opened. A servant was there, and next to him was a boy a little younger than him. The boy had brown hair and eyes, his hair was wavy, and his skin was a light brown. He wore a dirty tunic and was bowing. He tried to speak but was interrupted by the servant who said he was the new exile and apologized because he thought his father was there. Achilles looked at the boy curiously but couldn't look any further because he was taken away, probably to the other children's room. In the afternoon, Achilles was talking to his father when he saw the time. He excused himself and went to the exiles' dining hall. He always went there, and they always surrounded him, talking to him. The reason was that Achilles had to choose a companion, but Achilles didn't like it or care much. He glanced at the boy from before, who was at a distant table, surprisingly not approaching him. The boy was looking at him, and when he noticed, he looked away, eating his bread. In the afternoon, everyone had to go train except Achilles, who had to be at his lyre lesson in ten minutes when he heard his father's angry voice because the new boy wasn't at the training ground. They found him and were going to punish him in front of everyone.