| 1 |
The men are tired and beg me to stop at Thrinacia. It is the nearest island from here. But Circe warned me about going there. What do you think, captain, should we stop there? |
| 2 |
So you answer like a true Greek warrior, with steel. Fine, let’s hope the swords and armor will protect us from whatever danger lurks there. Change the course for the island! |
| 3 |
The island looks uninhabited. There is just a large herd of cattle. Let’s keep away from it. Who knows who the owner is. We don’t want to make enemies. Let’s just catch some fish instead. |
| 4 |
If this wind won’t stop, we won’t be able to sail out of the bay. Let’s build a camp at the shore for now. I hope we won’t have to stay for long, but it’s good to have a shelter. |
| 5 |
It’s been nearly a month and we still can’t leave. We have already fished out the nearby waters and the men are getting nervous. Maybe an offering to the gods would grant us good weather so we can leave. |
| 6 |
The wind has truly calmed down. Who knows if it is a miracle or just luck. Let’s find the men and board the ships before the weather gets worse again. |
| Final |
Grab your reward and let's continue. |
ODYSSEUS IV.
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