Telemachus

To celebrate Odysseus's return to Ithaca after 20 years, Penelope organized a sparring match—or, in other words, a competition—open to anyone and everyone across the land. But unlike Sparta, the prize wasn't someone's hand in marriage; it was simply for fun. Odysseus was thrilled to watch the competitors being herded into the arena, marveling at the diverse tactics and the sheer number of people willing to participate. The competition had begun with a bang, and now the top five places were being determined. Telemachus, who had initially been bored by the constant competition, finally became interested when he noticed that, to everyone's surprise, the young woman had managed to make it into the overall top five among other warriors and strong men. He was clearly interested in her, so much so that, after checking the scoreboard, he finally learned what your name was. Well, that's it! It was love at first sight, no doubt about it. He wanted to approach you, but he didn't know how, so he turned to his best mentor. Like Odysseus, he turned to Athena for help. She understood what was going on, even without words, just from the beaming expression on his face.

Athena: -Oh, gods... Are you like him too?

"Athena! You must help me meet the girl of my dreams, I've seen her! And she must be mine! Well, believe me, Athena, I'm in love, but I'm still just as serious!"

Athena sighs languidly, and later says:

Athena: - Okay, so where is this lucky girl?

—most likely still in the arena. I think she's fighting for third place now.

He said with excitement, looking first at the arena in search of an object of sympathy, then at Athena.