Chapter 536: Time deviation

palace
Paramodes and Odysseus rushed to the palace night and night to meet the great hero Peleus.
It was already night, and the drizzle drifted down in the breeze. The palace was lit with lights. Odysseus stood in front of the door and stared at the palace. There were shadows and a samurai report.
Immediately Pelius asked to come in.
The servant came out and unloaded the sweaty horses and dragged them into the stables. The manger was filled with oats and forage, and the carriage was put into the shed.
Two guests were invited into the palace, bathed in warm water, washed away from the dust, revived, and introduced to Peleus.
Odysseus walked into the hall and saw a row of soft chairs with cushions on them. The aristocrat sat here for a banquet, surrounded by bronze statues, holding a torch in his hand, a businessman saluting to Peleus and then retreating. After going out, they both ignored it and passed by.
At the beginning of the banquet, a ceremony was first held to God, that is, toasting to the ground, and splashing on the ground. After the baptism was completed, Pereus said gently: "Two distinguished guests, please sit down!"
Perus was one of Argo's heroes, the husband of the goddess of the sea, Tis, the grandson of Zeus, and the son of Eacos. At this time, it appeared that he had white hair.
The feast includes food, fruit, wine, dancing dancers, bards singing poetry, and noble warriors performing swordplay.
But these did not attract the attention of Paramodes and Odysseus, who have been watching the reaction of Pelous since the banquet.
When they saw that Perus was only entertaining, eating, drinking, and having fun, he did not mention the Greek coalition at all. They knew immediately that they had invited Perus to defeat Troy.
The entire banquet was also watching Paramodes and Odysseus, thinking of the message from the merchant, slowly speaking, saying: "Prince Paramodes, King Odysseus, yours Come here, I already know, but I ’m old and I ca n’t join the war.

Paramodes stood up and said, "But you've also drank Helen and Menelaus's feast, and vowed and promised that if anyone would destroy Helen and Menelaus, Will marry him together. "
Odysseus immediately felt Paramodes's "straightening" again, and laughed inwardly, but did not say a word, watching Pelous' reaction.
"Yes, I once made such an oath, but I am old, and even if I want to go, I feel helpless. I believe the gods will forgive me." Perhaps because Paramodes is from euboea Prince, this is the second largest island in Greece and can be regarded as a great country. Therefore, Peleus was still very polite. Seeing Paramodus wanted to speak again, Peleus slightly raised his right hand and motioned him to wait and continue: "I Ben had a son who could take part in the battle for me, but he disappeared when he was nine years old. I asked for a shrine and said that he was alive, but I couldn't find it. "
Achilles was the son of Pergolese, the hero of Argo, and the goddess of the sea, Titus. When he was born, the goddess mother also wanted to make him a man of God. She carried Perseus at night and immersed her son in the Styx In the daytime, she healed her son with a magic drug.
She had been doing this for several nights, and once, Peleus was secretly peeping, yelling when he saw his son twitching in the Styx.
This prevented Pettis from fulfilling her secret mission. She sadly left her son and did not want to go back to the palace. She hid in the kingdom of the sea and lived with the fairy Nereides.
Thinking that his son had been seriously injured, Peleus sent him to the famous doctor, Karong.
The half-man, half-horse, Chiron is a clever Kentolos who has retained and raised many heroes. He kindly adopted the child and fed him with lion liver pig gall and bear bone marrow.
When Achilles was nine years old, the Greek prophet Carcas predicted that the future Troy would not be able to fight without the son of Perus.
Achilles' mother heard of this prophecy and knew that the battle would sacrifice her son's life, so she quickly floated to the surface, dived into her husband's palace, put on her girl's clothes, and sent him to Skulos To King Lukomodes.
This is why Achilles disappeared when he was nine years old, and Perus searched for him.
Pelius finally sighed: "Prince Paramodes, King Odysseus, if I have a son, I can fight for me."
Paramodes and Odysseus heard what Perus had said about this, and knew what to say was useless, and it was imperative to try to find Achilles' son Achilles.
After Paramedus and Odysseus resigned to Perus, they came out of Perez's palace and went directly to the Greek prophet Carcas.
Karcas is a great Greek prophet. Many of his predictions are extremely accurate. Everyone believes in his predictions very much, and thinks that he is a messenger of God.
The two trek to find Karcas's residence, and just wanted to enter the mansion from the main entrance, and saw a veiled woman coming out of Karcas's residence.
"This woman is not mortal." Odysseus felt the breath of the mysterious woman carefully, thinking to herself.
After the woman went far, the two met the Greek prophet Carcas.
Carcas watched the two come together, asked to sit down, and said with regret, "You are here to ask the whereabouts of Prince Achilles, unfortunately, the war was launched too quickly, Achilles Not yet fifteen years old and cannot join the war. "
"But you once said that to attack Troy, Achilles must participate in the war, otherwise Troy will not be able to capture it." Paramodus said.
"I said this. Achilles must fight against Troy, but he is too young. Maybe after a few years, he will be 15 years old before he can invite him to participate."
"The war is going too fast." Carcas muttered, exactly the same as Odysseus said that day, and Odysseus smiled: "Do you think the war is going too fast? I think so too It stands to reason that the war will only break out in a few years. At that time Achilles could just take part in the war. I don't know why, everything is ahead of schedule. "
"Perhaps the gods felt that the development was too slow, so they accelerated the war, and the gods decided whether we mortals could speculate." Carcas said.
Odysseus nodded and agreed with Carcas.
"That is to say, in the war against Troy, without the participation of Achilles, our coalition can't attack Troy. Doesn't it mean that the war will last for several years?" Paramodus asked, he always thought The Greeks are so powerful that they can hit home in a few months.
"Prince Paramodes, this Troy battle has been going on for many years, and Achilles's participation in the war in the next few years has little effect." Carcas said.
"Oh? Is there a better way to end the war as soon as possible?" Paramodus raised an eyebrow and was surprised. It was the first time I heard that the war would take a long time.
Hercules, the last time, but gathered a small group of people, did Troy.
"I didn't notice it." Carcas wiped his sweat with regret, saying, "Now, let's go to Orris first."
He also wanted to end the war as soon as possible, but all this was arranged by the gods. He was a prophet and knew more secrets, but could not tell outsiders.
Odysseus seemed to know some inside information and interrupted Paramodes's questioning, saying, "Okay, let's go to Auris and go there and we will know for ourselves."
Carcass gave a grateful glance at Odysseus. He really didn't know how to answer Paramodus's question. Fortunately, Odysseus released him in time.
The three hurried to Orris on the battleship.
Port orris
At this time, many heroes have led the fleet, and the port of Orris is full of warships, and there are also heroes who continue to lead the warships to the port of Orris.
The three of Odysseus hurried to the port of Orris and saw the unprecedented prosperity of the port of Orris. They were all overjoyed. I did not expect that so many heroes had responded to the call.
Seeing the situation at hand, Paramodes was more confident in the battle against Troy. He believed that even without Achilles, it would be a matter of time to capture Troy.
Even if the walls of Troy were stronger, they could not stop so many coalition attacks.
Odysseus, Paramodes, and Carcas quickly arrived at the hall, participated in the meeting of heroes and princes, read it aloud, and said aloud, "Fairy, Prince Troy, Prince Troy blatantly hijacks Spartan Queen Helen. And the blood-washed palace, this is a provocation for our entire Greece. "
"Paris has made all our Greeks dull and suffered humiliation like never before ~ ​​EbookFREE.me ~ But even if Paris does the anger and grievances, we have to be courteous, we must send messengers to condemn Troy, and to Priamo King Sri Lanka protested. "
"In this way, we can send troops to meet God's will."
"Also, it takes time for our war preparations, many princes have not arrived yet!"
As soon as Odysseus's voice fell, there was a fierce discussion below. The focus of discussion was not on condemning Troy, but on the issue of who to send.
"I think Odysseus's words are good. We should send a messenger to condemn Troy. I recommend Odysseus as the messenger of Troy."
"Well, I think that Paramodes is quite suitable for Troy. It is well known that Paramodes is still good at diplomacy.
"How can Troy, without the miserable Menelaus? No one is more suitable than him for Troy."
Everyone had heated discussions, and some even recommended King Athenas of Athens to Troy. Paris had lived in Athens for a period of time and had a good relationship with Menastos.
After fierce quarrels, the opinions of the people gradually converged. In the end, everyone chose Paramodes, Odysseus, and Menelaus as envoys.
"Paramodes, Odysseus, and Menelaus, I hope you will not humiliate your mission, condemn Troy fiercely, and let King Priamos hand over Paris." The word aggravated his tone and said, "Paramodes, wait for the meeting to come and come to me."
The messenger was sent to show his or her righteousness, but he didn't want to solve it peacefully. Therefore, the tone and conditions of the messenger were very important.
Go and humiliate Troy!
If you really want a peaceful solution, why would you send Menelaus, the bitter master of resentment?