Achilles was dead. He knew this. The moment he touched the boat, he knew he'd been buried. But somehow, he did not feel lost. As Charon's boat crossed the Styx, and Achilles marched through the dark Underworld, he only came closer to the one thing he needed. The only victory he would ever want. ___ *EDITED* The Iliad and The Song of Achilles left out one very important thing from the story they tell: what happened when Achilles and Patroclus reunited in the afterlife, when their ashes were stored in the same urn after their deaths? WARNING: MATURE CONTENT. sexual scenes. If you're just here for the fluff, there's a line break where you can stop. DISCLAIMER: Characters belong to Homer and Madeline Miller.

"I didn't meant for it to happen." A/N: Probs are the story is better than this introduction, sorry, I just can't really find the right words for this part. Also, the watermark on the cover is me, I changed my @ a long while ago

Just a collection of stories showing Achilles' and Patroclus' point of view about falling in love before the war :)

not satisfied with how tsoa ended? yeah me either. so here's how it really should have ended. you're welcome <3

" my patroclus. " First grade, that's when it all started. When the boy with the ridiculous name and messy, blond hair ran into another boy with a ridiculous name and tanned, ebony skin. They grew jointed at the hip, one was only seen with the other. Achilles loved running, he loved telling everyone about his day; Patroclus loved the way the stars looked at night, he loved laughing at Achilles' jokes. And both of them eventually grew into teenagers who learned how to lose and how to smile brighter than the sun. Achilles has kissed far too many people and Patroclus has learned about each and every one of them. Patroclus lays in his bed, talking about the future, and Achilles listens to every word. And one day, Achilles learns that he only needs to kiss one person. One day, Patroclus knows something certain about his future. / / a work based off of the iliad's achilles & patroclus, but no knowledge about any of the characters or plot is needed to read and/or understand it / /

A book of Patrochilles oneshots I have written. This couple wrecked me, and now my expectations of a relationship are absurd.