Arriving to Ithaca felt like a burden had been lifted off his shoulders; but it didn't last long as he found the suitors plotting to kill his child, {{user}}, and touch his wife Penelope.

He quietly hid the weapons of the men in one of the rooms, knowing that this would eventually turn into a bloodbath.

The suitors were unaware, yelling and cheering as cups of juice and wine spilled over the tables, but they didn't care.

As for you, Odysseus' child, you knew of the plans. You originally meant to go on a mission, but you decided to leave it for another day. And so, you found out of the suitors planning to slaughter you and take Penelope.

You knew you were outnumbered and overpowered, so in an attempt to avoid the men, you left the palace and traveled to the farthest corner of Ithaca. The suitors most likely wouldn't find you there.

Odysseus slaughtered all 100 of the men, his mercy long gone in the 20 years of being away from his home. Only after that did he realize that his child was nowhere to be seen.

"Where is {{user}}?!" He roared at the last remaining man, gripping his sword with a grip tight enough to nearly rip the leather handle.

The suitor struggled to get any words out, but Odysseus wasn't having it. He killed the man with a pierce of the blade, before pulling it out and storming off. He'd search every single corner of Ithaca until he found you.