Elisius (Greek Mythology)
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The Greeks have waged war on the Trojans. The odds are not on the Trojans side, unless one man can achieve the shield of Zeus, to save all of Troy. The task has fallen into Elisius' hands.
Will he survive and save Troy from the coming onslaught of the Greeks?
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