Odysseus Said He Was Gonna Become The Monster To "everyone But Us" But Neglected To Inform His Crew That

Odysseus said he was gonna become the monster to "everyone but us" but neglected to inform his crew that "us" had three members and the other two are in Ithica.

They love to carry their smol girlfriend.

I need I name for this ship

I did not expect Scylla to have such a beautiful voice. She doesn't sound like a monster at all, more like a goddess.

Like, if I was going on a nice trip on boat, just enjoying nature in a river, and heard her singing, I'd think "Oh, there is a beautiful singer nearby! I should totally try to find them and meet them! It'd be a nice conversation!" and my family would never hear from me ever again.

When I read The Odyssey, I stumbled upon one of my favorite epithets: "the one of thundering voice", for Zeus. It was perfect. Not just because it's related to thunder, which is, well, obvious, but because it implies Zeus has a very deep voice, similar to thunder. Have you ever listened to a thunderstorm? Those things sound deep and low.

Then we have Epic the musical, and Zeus here sounds exactly like one would imagine from that epithet. His voice is not only low, but his notes spread, like there is echo, like thunder when it resonates through a valley.

This was already noticeable when he appeared in the first song, but in the saga that is basically named after him, it really shows.

there's no greater betrayal than finally starting to read a book you've had sitting for months on your shelf or your desk or your nightstand and then finding out it's bad. like. i gave you a fucking home.

|| Birds of War