The Odyssey

Before history had a name for itself, the Greeks told stories to keep the dark at bay — and the stories stayed. The Odyssey is where those stories live now: the gods who drew the cosmos by lot, the heroes who chose glory over long life, the monsters who were someone's whole story.

Every legend here is drawn from the actual myths — personified, never contradicted. When the old tellings disagree, the tellings are named as variants, not blended into false certainty. Nothing is made up.

Kleos — glory, the kind that outlives the body — is this universe's native rarity. It is earned, not printed. And underneath it all, the First Silence waits: the oldest mystery, hinted at, never solved.