Troy: An Empire in Siege #[nn]

In the shadow of a war that has already claimed countless lives, Achilles stands at the edge of fury—his wrath kindled not by pride, but by the loss of his prize, Briseis, when Agamemnon takes her from him. With the Greeks divided and the Trojans still defiant behind their walls, the fragile hope of peace shatters when Paris flees from a duel with Menelaus, igniting the flames of vengeance once more. As Hector prepares to face the might of the Greek champions, and the fates of Andromache, Cassandra, and the fallen Clytemnestra loom over the battlefield, the weight of destiny presses down on every soul caught in the siege.

In the final, desperate days of Troy, betrayal and tragedy unfold as Achilles falls to Paris’s arrow, and Ajax, broken by loss, takes his own life. With the city crumbling, Odysseus hatches a cunning plan that may yet turn the tide—though the fate of Troy, and those who remain, hangs in the balance.