"A true hero is measured not be the size of their strength, but by the size of their heart." The gods crowded around the four figures, with one dead. One of them, the most heroic of them all, looked up and said "we need a shrine for the son of Hermes." That day, the son of Poseidon was deemed a hero of Olympus. Later on, he lead several wars, was a part of several prophecies, and ventured on many dangerous quests. He helped recognize gods that have previously been shamed for faults that weren't their doing. He was offered god good, however used his wish to help disregarded children. He united the Greek and Romans. He even dared to fall into Tartarus for the women he loved, where previously only one mortal has been able to come back out alive. He was deemed a hero, the best of them all. He was loved by everyone, he was the spotlight even though he wished not to be. He should have gone down in the history books, however when someone holds the spotlight for so long, others begin to grow envious of your fame. And this is the story of the broken hero, who has been betrayed, beaten, and hunted, yet the hero who still dares to protect the weak, save those who need it the most, and love. Probably going to end up being cliché no matter how hard I try. "Save the world before you save yourself."