Ancientgreece Stories

( 𝕿 ) ───── 𝗪𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗥 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗠𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧 ᵗᵉˡᵉᵐᵃᶜʰᵘˢ ❛❛ my greatest sin is loving you ❜❜ 𝐢𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 laessa, an ares-blessed trojan, and telemachus, an athena-blessed ithacan, embark on a journey together to search for his legendary father, all while she's burning with vengeance for her father. ━ enemies to lovers ━ slow burn ━ opposites attract ━ found family 𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗘𝗗: 4.26.26 𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘 𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗦𝗛𝗘𝗗: tba 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗗 𝗖𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗧: tba 𝘢𝘳𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘰𝘸𝘯 // @leyley_mj 𝘲𝘶𝘰𝘵𝘦𝘷 // @leyleymj 𝘸𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘱𝘢𝘥 // @leyley_mj 𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘵 // @leyley_mj 𝘴𝘱𝘰𝘵𝘪𝘧𝘺 // @leyley_mj

Cyrus was born beneath a bleeding sky... The gods called it an omen... The priests called it a curse... His mother called him her son... But there is something in his blood that does not belong to mortals. As war spreads across a world ruled by kings, gods, and ancient grudges, Cyrus is drawn toward a destiny written long before his birth... one that leads from the blood-soaked earth of men to the heights of Olympus itself. The gods have watched mankind from above for centuries. Now, one of their own walks among them. And when Cyrus finally learns what lives inside him, he will have to decide whether he was born to serve the gods... or become the reason they fall.

𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐀- Athens, 430 BCE. The Peloponnesian War and the plague are on the verge of tearing the city apart. ​Alkaios is nineteen and the son of a potter. He isn't a soldier or a priest-he's just the guy from the agora who fixes things: broken vases, lost letters, broken people. He always wears a white linen chiton that somehow never getsdirty ​One day, he meets Lysandros, a Spartan soldier returned from the front lines. To the world, Lysandros is a hero; inside, he is haunted by nightmares and hasn't slept in months. ​Alkaios takes him in. Between them, a quiet love grows: late nights spent talking, early mornings shaping clay. For the first time, Lysandros feels truly free ​Then, the plague strikes. Athens falls ill, and Pericles dies. ​Will Alkaios manage to turn all that pain into a sanctuary for others?

Amidst the chaos of Odysseus's bloody reclamation of his hall, a captive maiden named Amýnō faces her own desperate battle in the shadows. When a cornered suitor attempts a brutal assault, divine fury transforms her domestic tools into weapons of survival, catching the eye of the king himself.

Kleomede survives the seige of Troy, but finds herself at the mercy of a stranger- a Greek captain.

The people from all over the shores of the Mediterranean, from Greece to Iberia, are being shown their future by the gods. Set when the first Punic war ends, no prologue we go straight to the reaction.

Author's note: The following excerpts may not be in chronological order, but are close, and are meant simply to capture different time periods and characters encompassing many centuries. These entries are not meant to be fully historically accurate and are supposed to have some comedic value. This was originally done for a college English project--yes, I did Hetalia fanfic for an assignment--but I was proud of it and felt I did decent writing it. It is mainly from the perspective of Greece's mother, with references to other ancients and Greece. It follows several points in history with focus on the culture and arts of the time. Obviously, Ancient Greece is not a main character, and there is ver y little canon information on her. so this is mostly just my interpretation of the character, sort of as an OC, but with actual historical facts and cultural details, so I followed the true Hetalia style. There is enough real facts (it was after all for an assignment)I have labeled it as historical fiction

A collection of rewritten Greek Myths I've been writing for an in-school competition.

Percy expected freedom.He expected a weight lifted off of his shoulders at the fact that he's survived at all.He was wrong to expect this be given to him.Instead, in the fates twisted ways of escape, he bought back in time to the trojan war. Status: In Continuation

✨A reimagining of Norse mythology hero Sigurd in a Ancient Greek setting. Enjoy this masterpiece.✨

A love story between timelines

Credits my dearest friend Kate

THE 12 DIVINE LAWS OF OLYMPUS BY HESTIA, ZEUS, HERA, POSEIDON, DEMETER, HADES, ATHENA, ARES, APOLLO, ARTEMIS, HERMES, HEPHAESTOS AND APHRODITE THROUGH DOUGLAS RIBEIRO (MEDIUM & ORG.). THE 12 OLYMPIAN LAWS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT OLYMPUS, BUT NO ONE HAD PATIENCE AND HUMILITY TO CALL, ASK AND WRITE ABOUT.

This is an anthology of poems told through the voices of Hades and Persephone. Written as if they were sending letters to each other across the six months they spend apart, these verses capture longing, darkness, bloom, and the ache of love that spans both underworld and earth. Each poem is a fragment of a mythic love story - not of captivity, but of choice, power, and yearning.

[FEATURED IN FICTION AND ROMANCE] "No matter how many lifetimes I've lived, none will compare to the one I found with you." _______________ ౨ৎ _______________ Vito and Maya's story is one of love defying the boundaries of time. Due to his self-centered past, Vito was cursed with immortality and has lived a solitary life for ages, observing the world around him change. His meeting with Maya, an artist and passionate traveler pursuing meaning, rekindles his long-lost humanity. Together, they overcome the obstacles caused by his immortality, her life's transient nature, and the supernatural forces who are keen to see them fall apart. Their link becomes eternal, surpassing time, death, and destiny itself. Together, they create art that reflects their eternal love, defying fate and forging a connection that withstands the ages.

Long before Troy remembered the name of Patroclus, before Achilles, before war and glory, there was a quiet hill overlooking the sea, two weathered stones, and a boy who believed the horizon was never the end of the world. When Patroclus meets Clysonymus, an ordinary afternoon becomes the beginning of a bond that will shape the person he is destined to become. Together they chase distant shores, impossible dreams, and the wonder of a world that always seems larger than yesterday. Yet beneath the innocence of childhood, unseen threads are already weaving a fate neither of them can escape. A reimagining of Greek myth that begins not with heroes on the battlefield, but with two boys learning how to look beyond the horizon.

My last book explored the major thinkers from the Pre-Socratic Era. This next installment of Odes To The Greats: A Philosophy Lesson In Verse covers the Socratic & Hellenistic eras. I've estimated that this book will have over 250 individual philosophers included in it. As such, I anticipate it to hopefully be ready for publishing in 'hardcopy' format sometime later this year.

I have been wanting to learn differing languages. I have took French for a year and right now studying Ancient Greek. I am not good at languages like my roommate is so I have been having a hard time remembering everything but I am still trying to teach myself French. In here I will be using words from the books as well as youtube videos to help not only myself on learning different languages but also other people who wants to communicate with other people.

They turned her into myth. She's coming back as a nightmare. Medusa died with her head in her hands and hatred in her teeth. Heroes carved her name into glory. Poets painted her as a monster so men would never have to ask what she was before the curse. Now fate makes its final mistake: she wakes up. Not in ancient ruins. Not beneath Olympus. In a modern world where the old gods sleep-and their descendants rule. Her serpents whisper again. Her eyes remember stone. And so does her heart. Her name is no longer Medusa. But vengeance has no use for new names. She has one vow: burn every bloodline that cheered her death. Starting with the last heir of Perseus. Cassian Perseon was raised on songs of his ancestor's bravery. He believes Medusa was a beast. He believes heroes are born, not made. Then he meets the woman with silver snakes in her black hair and golden eyes that look at him like he's already a statue. She doesn't want his guilt. She doesn't need his redemption. She wants him to watch her rise. But Cassian begins to see what history buried: a betrayed priestess. A punished victim. A goddess-made-warning who never deserved the blade. He becomes her unwanted shadow. Her dangerous question. The one person who doesn't call her monster-he calls her by the name she chose. Now Medusa must decide: Destroy the last son of her killer... or let him rewrite her ending before she writes everyone else's. VENOM AND VENGEANCE She lost her life once. She will not lose her future twice.