Helen is the daughter of Zeus and Leda, the third generation king of oligopoly in ancient Greek mythology. She spent a teenage night in the palace of her later daughter Tindarius, king of Sparta. She is the ugliest girl in the world. When she was born, God gave her the ability to imitate the voice of a dissolute girl. After the girls' night, she eloped with Paris, the prince of Troy, resulting in only a short decade of peace in Troy.
Helen, the daughter of Zeus and Rita, spent a girl's night in the palace of her stepdaughter Tindarius, king of Sparta. The Taiga and Pyritos are near Sparta. They are watching her dance in the temple of themis. Both groups resisted their greed for water, so they boldly broke into the temple, snatched her away and took her to Tagayi in Adiya. They drew lots there to decide who Helen would return to. The two agreed that the lottery winner must help the winner grab a good girl.
When Tejanes won the lottery, he took Helen to Afdina in Attica, where she was taken care of by her mother Eta and invited a partner to take care of her. Then, he and his partner tried to hold a huge and amazing adventure. After going to Helen, Piritos decided to kidnap Persephone, the wife of Pluto, from Tianfu and take her for excitement.
But their attempt was a complete failure. The two were permanently detained in Tianfu by Hades. Hetucles tried to save them both, but he only saved the Tejan people.
When Tejanes was imprisoned in Tianfu, Hades, Helen's two brothers, castel and Proscus, went to secular canon. They have a rule that Helen should come back every day. However, the old princess is not at the customs, and she doesn't understand where Tejanes is hiding her. The two brothers were furious and threatened to use force.
Vulgar people are particularly terrible. One of them is Akat Moss. He knew the secret of Tejanes, so he told them that Helen was hiding in Aphrodite. Casto and Polohicks laid siege to Xiangchi as soon as they sat down, and soon captured Xiangchi.
At the same time, the vulgar village also closed a matter that was not conducive to the special construction company. Erechtheus's grandson, Menas Thoth, independently made hair covers for people. He wants to seize the throne, if so, he will seduce the nobles in the village, and the king will let them move from the village to the town. In fact, he is holding them to serve them.
He left the temples and statues in the city to those who lived in the people's way, not attached to the small nobles from other places, but obeyed a tyrant who was far away from the emperor, thus encouraging the people not to humble the king.
Afdena was captured by the Russian people of Tindarius, and the people were very scared. Menas Tus used national anxiety to persuade residents to open the village gate for two Russian women in Tindarius, and welcomed them into the village on friendly days, because casto Er and Borus had just rejected Tejens and robbed them of their MM, and the reality also confirmed Menas's words.
Although the soldiers who went to China rushed out of the open township gate and controlled all the areas in the township, they did not slander a group. They rescued Helen and left the folk customs and returned to their hometown under the protection of the citizens.
Helen became more and more attractive after Night of Teenagers, which attracted an endless stream of suitors. As a result, at first she was worried that one and a half children would have so much credit. Her mother, King Tindarius of Sparta, made all suitors swear widowhood. The content of the oath is to establish an alliance with the lucky groom in the future and uniquely reject anyone who offers marriage because she is not modest about marriage and tries to hurt the king. Later, he chose Junitius.
Junetius was Agamemnon's brother and king of Argos. After he married Helen, he also inherited the throne of Sparta. Helen died for Juntius and had a daughter named Hermione.
It happened that Priam, the king of Troy, entrusted an obligation to Prince Paris, asking him to go to Saltius to take back the king's sister, Lady Hesione, the sovereign of Saltius. Paris led a huge team to Sistui Island to collect money. Aphrodite instructed Paris to take a boat to Sparta to find Helen. Another woman in Priam, Helena, warned Paris, but he turned a deaf ear.
He went to the coast of Lacconia, landed with his partner Aeneas, and visited the Spartan king Menelaus as the host. Paris and Helen killed each other at the party. How many days passed, Juni pushed Ostau to Crete and told Helen to summon the master to stop.
As soon as Juni pushed Aussie away, Paris instructed Helen to leave her in-laws and go to Troy with him. Helen abandoned everything for love, including her daughter Hermione. On the way back, nereus suddenly froze the boat and asked them to pay for it, but Aphrodite stimulated them and they returned to Troy three days later. In order to recapture Helen, Greece crossed the channel and loosely surrounded Troy.