70 Diomedes fought against the two heroes

"Thank you to the goddess for bless me," said Pandarus, "for the Goddess to bless medes, that Diomedes has been shot, that he is talking nonsense, that he can no longer see the beautiful world in front of him, that a dark cloud has covered his eyes, and that all he can see is the darkness of death, and the path to the underworld." All he had to do now was to fall to the ground and die. ”

"What are you reciting? How do you look like a girl in front of the two armies, are you relying on a curse to make your opponent die, yes. If this is useful, let the women do all the work of the war, and let them sit at home with the children while secretly cursing in their hearts, and when the enemies are all dead, they will be named cursed gods!

Don't have this shy dream that reminds you of it, stand up, I'm going to start throwing guns. Diomedes said.

King of Argos, Diomedes. One of the main countries that came to the war with the Agarmenliu, there were friends of the states, and it was the head of the main legions of the coalition army, and its power was second only to the Agarmenliu. His military rank is only second only to the god of war. It can be called a brave and good general.

His father, Titius, was also a tiger general. No, it was a pig general, because in Greek mythology, he appeared in the form of a pig and was prophesied by the old king: "Your two daughters, one must marry a lion, and the other must marry a pig."

When the old king saw that one was a lion and the other was a pig, and that two strong men were dueling, he suddenly remembered that a man of God had told him that if he saw two monsters fighting each other, and the pigs dared to fight lions, it must be two fierce generals, and he could marry his two daughters to them.

(King Adrastos of Argos was the son of Talaus, and he had five children, two of whom were beautiful daughters, Archik and Deipil.) There was a strange oracle about their fate: their father would marry one to a lion and the other to a wild boar. The king thought about it and couldn't understand the meaning of the sentence. When his daughters grew up, he wanted to marry them as soon as possible, so that this terrible prophecy could not be fulfilled, but the prophecy of the gods would be fulfilled.

One day, two refugees arrived at the palace gate of Argos at the same time from different directions. One was Polynicus of Thebes, who was expelled from his homeland by his brother. The other was Titus, the son of Onius and Periboa, who escaped from Calydon, not caring to kill a relative during a hunt. When the two men met at the gate of the palace, they couldn't tell the difference because of the hazy night, and they each regarded each other as enemies and fought each other. Adrastos heard the sound of fighting outside the door, so he came out with torches and separated the two. When he saw the two fighting heroes standing on either side of him, he couldn't help but be taken aback, as if he had seen a beast. He saw a lion's head painted on the shield of Polynicus, and a wild boar painted on the shield of Titius. Adrastiston understood the meaning of the oracle, and he recruited two exiled heroes as sons-in-law. Polynicus married his eldest daughter, Akico, and his younger daughter, Deipole, to Titius. - Relevant information. ）

(Different versions of the source have different theories, some say that the original is a lion and a pig, here it is only said that the shield is depicted with a lion, and the other shield is depicted with a pig, but this does not detract from the nature of the story itself.) ）

Theomedes, the son of Titius, had a slight advantage. He threw his spear with all his might, and it is accurate to say that Diomedes did not throw the spear at Pandaros.

In this Trojan War, let's call it the "Trojan" War for the time being.

In this Trojan War, the main significance is that the gods are fighting, and those who are demigods and non-gods are angry with each other, and the gods are jealous with each other, and the gods are jealous of each other......

What exactly is Athena?

(She is said to have Zeus-like powers, she is the wisest goddess, a perfect combination of wisdom and strength.) In this myth, Athena's birth is described from a patriarchal point of view. Athena seems to be a continuation of Zeus, the executor of Zeus's will. She is Zeusian thought in action. Metis's mother's identity gradually blurred, and it seems that Athena was born to Zeus alone. Zeus received wisdom from Athena as he did from Metis in the past. Athena is not only the main god in Olympian mythology, she is no less important than Zeus. The owl and the snake are the symbols of Athena. ）

Athena was sent by Hera to help Diomedes. You said God's hand was as fast as it was, and she slammed the deviating tip of the spear right on the bridge of Pandaros's nose.

Isn't this a ghost, what did the marksman Pandaros offend Athena? Just to put the title of hero on the person she likes?

There was a darkness in front of Pandaros' eyes, and he fell into the chariot. This is the life of a hero, the purpose is to come to the war to be a hero and rob beautiful women, but unfortunately he didn't even see the introduction of beautiful women, so he sent a life to the west sky.

In real life, people are the same, they are dizzy all day long and don't know what they are looking for, their purpose is to be directed by God, is it to find beautiful women? I believe that men have this identity. It's another thing that you can't find it, because there are only a limited number of beautiful women.

When Pandarus was killed by a single shot by Theomedes, and in order to prevent the Achaeans from snatching Pandaros's body, Aeneas quickly jumped out of the chariot and shouted with a spear in hand: "Whoever dares to come near me, I will fight with my life, and whoever dares to come with me to snatch the body of my comrade, I will stab him to death with the spear in my hand." ”

Aeneas held his comrade's head and wept aloud, and the head of the dead body became a whole blood cell. The generals and soldiers on both sides looked at it straightly, and they all had the idea of making him cry for a while, for the sake of his comrades-in-arms.

But war is the greatest cruelty of human beings, as long as it is the enemy, there are only two ways in front of you, you die, he lives.

At this time, Aeneas was also covered with the blood of the corpse, like a crazy red lion, but his energy was exhausted, like a real male lion, in order to defend his territory, he had already fought to the last breath, and he didn't even have the strength to flick his tail.

There was no sympathy for the war, and Diomedes lifted a huge stone and threw it at Aeneas, who was powerless to fight back. The boulder was falling on Aeneas's shoulders, crippling his legs as it rolled down, and he tried to get up, but he could only hold the ground with his hands and laugh loudly.

Aeneas laughed so loudly that Diomedes was so ashamed that he gave the order: "Withdraw the troops and return to the camp." (Later, Aeneas was saved by God, but that's later...... ）