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Odysseus, renowned for his extensive travels, and his wife, the skilled weaver Penelope, reside in a serene manner in the islands. Following their demise, they continue to enjoy their post-mortem existence under the guidance of their mentor, the goddess of glaucous eyes. Their existence is largely characterized by monotony and a sense of uneventfulness. However, this tranquil period is disrupted when Hermes, the winged god, appears at the traveler's palace, bearing a severely injured young woman, a mortal who remains alive. From this point onward, the king is compelled to assume the role of the young woman's mentor. He encounters a young woman who is aloof, enigmatic, and seemingly detached. He determines that it is imperative for him to gain her trust in order to ascertain the circumstances that have led to her current situation and to provide her with assistance.

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