The city of Troy buzzed with an air of celebration, a stark contrast to the somber gloom that hung over the Greek camps. Laughter echoed through the streets, children darted about with carefree smiles, and the scent of roasted meats and spiced wine filled the air. It was a rare moment of joy amidst the long years of war, all thanks to the unprecedented victory on the battlefield that day.
The Greeks, formidable and relentless, had suffered a staggering blow. Three of their most vital leaders had fallen: the wise Chiron, the stalwart Menelaus, and the young but courageous Patroclus. It was a day that the Trojans would remember, for it marked a turning point in a war that had seemed unwinnable for so long.
