Sparta's Witch And Bewitched
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"Villains in the names of men, lovers in the hands of providence."
Helen of Troy. Once the most beautiful woman in the world, blamed for a war that claimed thousands.
Medea. The infamous sorceress who slaughtered her own children.
One seeks freedom and understanding, the other vengeance - but together, they have the power to bring down the men who wronged them.
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