In a world where power is won through blood and betrayal, a forgotten princess is given an impossible choice. Y/N has spent her life in the shadows of a small, overlooked kingdom-trained to be strong but never destined to rule. But when a secret letter arrives from Ithaca's desperate queen, everything changes. A marriage. A hidden alliance. A boy-king drowning beneath the weight of his father's absence. With Ithaca on the verge of collapse, Y/N is thrust into a world of danger and deception, where suitors feast on the ruins of a once-great kingdom, and whispers of war grow louder by the day. She was never meant to be a queen, but if she plays her role well enough, she might just survive long enough to become one. Yet Telemachus is not the cold, broken prince she expected. And as tensions rise and secrets unravel, Y/N begins to realize that in this game of gods and kings, the greatest threat may not come from the suitors at Ithaca's door-but from the heart she never meant to lose.

"You didn't just run from your past... you ran straight into my future." In the golden days following Odysseus's return to Ithaca, peace finally blankets the kingdom. The royal family-Odysseus, Penelope, and their son Telemachus-step into a new life, one no longer defined by war or waiting. But fate, as always, has other plans. Y/N, a strong-willed young noblewoman, is being forced into marriage with a man she does not love-a stranger who won't take no for an answer. When no one listens, she does the only thing she can: she runs. Deep into the forest, deep into the unknown... and straight into the arms of the prince of Ithaca. One look, and everything changes. As Telemachus and Y/N fall hard and fast, gods take notice. Hermes grins like a brother. Athena approves like a guardian. Odysseus trains her in the art of the bow, and Penelope-reluctantly-welcomes her as a daughter. But the past doesn't vanish so easily, and when her old life comes crashing into her new one, the royal family must decide where their loyalties lie. With stolen kisses, divine mischief, and battles of heart and blade, EPIC: A New Dawn is a story of freedom, found family, and a love written in the stars.

"When Myth Falls Into the Modern World, Love Is the Bridge That Endures Time." After years of war and peace, Telemachus, son of Odysseus and prince of Ithaca, finds himself ripped from his ancient world and cast into the chaos of the modern age-alone, lost, and unseen. As he stumbles through towering cities, strange customs, and glowing machines, he feels more like a ghost than a hero. Until he sees her. Y/N, a high school girl just trying to survive her own battles, is caught in the grip of cruelty when a group of boys corner her outside school. When Telemachus steps in, a single moment sparks a connection that neither time nor fate could have prepared them for. Thrown together by chance, they find healing in each other-sharing laughter, kisses under moonlight, and building a life in the unlikeliest of places. But love, like destiny, has its own course. When a portal back to Ithaca opens, Telemachus must choose between two worlds. Yet he does not choose alone. Now with Y/N carrying their unborn child, they return to the land of gods and kings, where family, loyalty, and honor await-and not all welcome them with open arms. But one thing is certain: This is no longer the story of a prince lost in time. This is the story of a legend reborn-for love, for family, for a future he never dreamed possible.

Epic: The musical fanfiction || Telemachus x reader White Lilies after story.

Y/N is a devoted fan of Epic: The Musical, constantly immersed in its music and stories. One night, she falls asleep listening to Legendary-only to wake up on the sunlit shores of Ithaca, centuries away from everything she knows. Lost, confused, and dressed in unfamiliar clothing, she is soon discovered by Telemachus, the prince of Ithaca, who assumes she is a lost foreigner. As she struggles to understand how she ended up in the world of myth, Y/N finds herself caught in the unraveling fate of Odysseus' household. But as she grows closer to Telemachus, she begins to wonder-was she brought here for a reason? And if she was, will she ever find her way home?

In a palace built on waiting, two children grow up learning how to survive absence. Telemachus, son of Odysseus, lives in the shadow of a father turned legend. Y/N, daughter of Polites, carries the kindness of a man who sailed away and never returned. Taken in by Penelope after her mother's death, Y/N becomes family-woven into the halls of Ithaca, into Telemachus' life, into the quiet moments between fear and hope. Best friends since childhood, they understand each other in ways no one else can: the ache of missing a parent, the weight of responsibility too heavy for young shoulders, and the loneliness of growing up in a house that no longer feels safe. When the suitors arrive, the palace turns dangerous. Telemachus grows watchful. Y/N grows cautious. Together, they create a single word-Starlight-a promise that if danger ever comes, they will find each other again. As years pass, friendship softens into something deeper, unspoken but undeniable. When Telemachus leaves Ithaca on his mission, he kisses Y/N goodbye and asks her to stay safe. She promises. Fate has other plans. After the fall of the suitors and the return of Odysseus, the truth comes to light-not through battle, but through bruises, tears, and a safeword whispered too late. In the aftermath, love becomes something careful and strong, built not on saving, but on staying. This is a story about survival and healing, about found family and inherited kindness, about choosing tenderness in a world shaped by war. It is about two people who waited, endured, and-together-learned how to live beyond the pain. Because some epics aren't about the journey away. They're about coming home.

Everyone knows she's Luke Castellan's girl. Everyone sees her smile. But no one sees the cracks beneath it. Y/N, half-sister to Percy Jackson, has always hidden behind a mask of laughter and loyalty. At Camp Half-Blood, she's known as strong, radiant, and in love with a hero. But behind closed doors, her world is anything but golden. The bruises, the threats, the control - they're all real. And she's convinced leaving will cost her everything she loves. When the gods send the campers to the royal palace of Ithaca, Y/N expects more of the same: pretending. Smiling. Surviving. What she doesn't expect is Prince Telemachus. Gentle, honest, and protective, the prince sees through her smile from the very first glance. As whispers of war and prophecy grow, and Telemachus draws her closer with small gifts and quiet kindness, Y/N begins to imagine a world where she's more than a puppet - where she's loved, chosen, safe. But darkness follows her. Luke doesn't let go easily. And when the truth finally explodes under the stars of Ithaca, it will take the courage of a demigod, the heart of a prince, and the fury of the gods to save her. Love can be healing. Love can be war. And sometimes, to rise, you must first break.

Peace has finally returned to Ithaca, and with it, a new beginning. Y/N, once a girl living in silence and fear, now stands loved, protected, and cherished by the island's prince-Telemachus. When he asks her to be his wife, she believes her past can no longer reach her. But shadows have long memories. As wedding plans unfold under Penelope's gentle care and Odysseus's teasing watch, a surprise visit from Y/N's parents awakens old wounds-wounds she hoped were gone forever. Terrified of ruining the happiness she's found, she hides the truth from the family that has become her home. Yet Ithaca protects its own. With Athena's quiet guidance, Telemachus's unwavering love, and Penelope and Odysseus determined to keep her safe, Y/N must confront the people who broke her-and finally choose herself. From whispered promises beneath olive trees to the ceremony that binds two hearts, The Vows of Ithaca is a story of healing, courage, found family, and a love strong enough to rewrite destiny.

"You must behave," her brother warned, "or you'll ruin everything." Dragged to Ithaca by her cruel brother Antinous, Y/N is forced to live among the suitors vying for Queen Penelope's hand. Unseen, unheard, and constantly hurt, she survives in silence-until a quiet act of kindness begins to unravel the chains around her heart. In the shadows of the great halls, a bond begins to form between Y/N and Telemachus, the prince of Ithaca-one built not on grand speeches, but on soft glances and secret conversations. With the guidance of Penelope and the silent watch of Athena, Y/N finds strength. Yet bruises still bloom, and secrets still fester in the corners of the palace. But when a single moment of violence shatters the lies holding everything together, love and fury ignite in equal measure. And as Telemachus sets out across the sea to find his father, Y/N is left to protect the queen-and herself-from the growing threat within. When Odysseus finally returns, blood will be spilled, truths revealed, and a new kind of family will rise from the ashes of betrayal. This is the story of a girl who was meant to stay quiet-and the prince who heard her anyway.

"You were a princess. A princess behaves. So, you pressed your lips together until they were thin and pale, nodded stiffly, and let the weight of his words settle over you. Still, as the servants poured more wine and the conversation turned to other matters, you couldn't stop your mind from wandering. Somewhere across the sea, a boy you'd never met was being told that you would be his bride. Was he just as disgusted? Just as helpless? Or was he laughing with excitement, eager for the day when he could claim his prize? The thought made your cheeks burn with something that wasn't quite anger, wasn't quite embarrassment. Whatever it was, you didn't like it." --- Or, where you are betrothed to Prince Telemachus of Ithaca.