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In the lush kingdom of Ithaca, King Achilles rules with wisdom, supported by his three Amazonian queens: Helena, Hermia, and Minerva. The queens' rivalry is subtle but palpable, as Helena and Hermia each vie for Achilles' attention and favor, while Minerva, unable to bear children, finds solace in her love for her nieces and nephew. The children, including Achilles' firstborn son, Remus, and Hermia's eldest daughter, Thea, are the future of Ithaca, but the rivalry between the queens and the tension between the children threaten to disrupt the kingdom's harmony.