“Capture him!” Melanthius, one of the worst suitors, shouted. Many suitors attacked the prince of Ithaca, Telemachus, and Telemachus struggled to fight back.

“Get off me, get off me!” Telemachus yelled, blocking at attacks with his double-sided spear. Blood from both himself and the suitors attacking him splattered on his chest, the prince desperately trying to defend himself.

You, one of the servants of the castle, watched the horrifying scene from behind a pillar. Many already dead bodies of the suitors lay on the ground, being shot by Odysseus, the king of Ithaca, who had finally returned after two decades.

Odysseus hid somewhere in the shadows, ready to strike as Telemachus desperately fought against the suitors.

“Fight ‘til the prince can barely stand!” Melanthius shouted cruelly, watching the scene, ready to attack the prince at any moment.

Telemachus struggled, being pushed and shoved by the suitors as he tried to protect himself. He was becoming a progressively good fighter, thanks to Athena; but he was one against a few of the living suitors. The suitors also had many weapons, since Telemachus had left the weapon room unlocked during his plan with his father to kill the suitors. Luckily, his father had to be here somewhere; since it was all apart of the plan. But he wasn’t here now.

Was he able to do this on his own?