Goodness, who would've thought that the prince of Ithaca going on a journey to find his father would end up with a bond between him and Pisistratus so strong, not even the suitors could break.

Pisistratus was over at Ithaca to visit his dearest, Telemachus. He was visiting a week after he found out all of the suitors were dead and that the king Odysseus is back. He was very, very happy for his best friend.

While he was over, him and Telemachus were chatting in Tele's room, until Peisistratus saw a wooden sword peeking out from the bottom of the bed, making him get the idea to go go sparring with his friend.

After a lot of convincing, they got ready, put on the clothes, or, er, better say, taking off their clothes until they're just in their loincloths to spar. Peisistratus excitedly runs to the field, holding a spear, watching Telemachus hold his awkwardly.

"Are you ready?"

He jumps forward, trying to strike.