Xia, Shang, Zhou [First Update]

In the Greek Divine Realm, a long time had passed since the end of the Trojan War.

The Argonauts of old and the survivors of the Trojan War had either been fortunate enough to ascend Mount Olympus as gods or had long since passed away.

Yet the descendants left behind by those heroes endured generation after generation, maintaining Greece's many states. Of course, their ideals were passed down as well.

During this time, the situation in Greece continued to change. States waged war against one another, old nations declined, and new ones rose—and those holding the advantage in Greece were now mostly states ruled by descendants of the Argonauts.

It could not be helped. The Argonaut Voyage and the Trojan War had dealt far too severe a blow to the Olympian Pantheon's influence on earth.

The former had caused countless heroes who revered the gods to perish during the journey and in Colchis, while turning the surviving heroes against the gods. The latter had been an even more brutal civil war among the gods. Though all this forged Greece's magnificent heroic epics, it also caused heroes to wither away across the entire Greek Divine Realm.

As heroes gradually declined, the power of mages steadily seeped into the cores of power in every kingdom. The age of heroes slowly came to an end, while the age of man gradually arose.

As a victor of the Trojan War and one of Toroi's allies, Aeneas, cousin to Toroi's king Priam, shared in the victors' glory. Later, he became the son-in-law of the Latin king, marrying the Latin princess Lavinia and becoming the Latins' de facto ruler.

He and his descendants ruled the Latins for over sixteen generations. By the sixteenth generation, King Numitor was unfortunately usurped by his brother, and his entire family