A grande Guerra de Tróia chegou ao fim, e com ela, levou os mais grandes heróis que a Grécia jamais viu. Mas o seu fim também trouxe arrependimentos que os mais nobres guerreiros foram incapazes de superar, mesmo em morte. Foram esses arrependimentos que guiaram a alma do maior guerreiro de Tróia, Aquiles, para uma nova vida, em que ele teria então uma chance de redenção.

After Thessaly's conquest, it seems Greece will finally know a semblance of peace and the Myrmidons will finally not be called up so frequently to fight for a king that they hate. This peace only last weeks, before Paris of Troy shatters it. The largest Greek army ever gathered sails for Troy. This war will win the Myrmidons everlasting renown but at a very high price. REWRITE.

Briseis does not know what she is feeling for Achilles. Starting on the beach and beyond. A change of fate for certain characters? Rated for obvious reasons.Revised Chapter 1 is up as of 5/8/08.

The untold story about Achilles's and the daughter of Aphrodite. AchillesxZarinaxBriseis

Achilles has a younger sister who went to Troy alongside her brother and cousin. She was childhood firends with Helen of Troy. I suck at summaries but the parrings are A/B; P/H; and H/OFC This story has no Andromache. please read a review:

The city of Troy is falling to the Greek army, and Briseis must find a way out before it is too late. As she rushes through the palace trying to save her family, she thinks of Achilles and finds her heart is torn in two for her home and for the man she loves. Briseis POV. One-shot of the ending of the movie with a few tweaks. I do not own the characters. Reviews are welcome!

"She may have the face that launched a thousand ships, but I will have the hand that burns them to the ground." Alexa, Princess of Troy, played a large part in the Trojan war by capturing the heart of Achilles. The original star-crossed couple, Alexa and Achilles are mortal enemies that find peace and love in the greatest war earth has known.

What if Paris and Patroclaus went to school together along with Helen and Brisies. What if Achilles had the hots for Hector but Hector was not gay. Troy and all of Greece were allies but things could go better if there weren't any bad apples

Alessandra was different and Achilles knew that. She was hard, intimidating, a bit arrogant, and one of the best warriors who ever walked in the earth. She was different and Achilles liked that. Very much.

AU. After the deaths of King Priam and King Agamemnon; Achilles and his Myrmidons seek to negotiate a peace treaty with Prince Hector; the new ruler of Troy. However, dark forces attempt to disrupt their success by targeting the Myrmidons most vulnerable member. No slash.

City life and society, the infamous war and subsequent aftermath as seen through the eyes of the 'other' woman in Crown Prince Hector of Troy's life ...

This is a sequel, of sorts, to my previous story, 'The White Queen', so please start there if you are new to my writing. Is this canon? No, it is not. Is it historically accurate? I'm trying my best, but Bronze Age Greece is not my area of expertise. BUT it (hopefully) will be a good old yarn to read over the coming weeks. I'll do my best, I promise.

Blessed by the gods, Panthea, daughter of Menelaus and Helen, is destined to be their champion. As a Princess of Sparta, she defies her gender role and demonstrates her leadership and fighting abilities, attracting the attention of both Achilles and Hector during the Trojan War. What will be her role in the war? And whom will she choose?

Adara has served as Briseis' handmaiden for as long as she can remember. However, her life is turned upside down when the Achaeans come and destroy her hometown, dragging her and Briseis into the midst of the Trojan War. Will Adara learn to deal with her new captors Achilles and Patroclus, and can she manage to survive the war? [Achilles/OC] [Patroclus/OC] [Achilles/Briseis]

An OC re-imagining of a part of the Trojan War: when the Queen of Kalios is captured by Myrmidon raiders to be handed over to Agamemnon, she has to choose the lesser of two evils. Will she become part of Agamemnon's household or will she serve Achilles? Or is there a third option - and if so, can she pull it off? Hats off to the Iliad and to Peterson's film.

Told from both Achilles' and Briseis' POV, it tells the tale of the two lovers both trying to move on...for Briseis believes Achilles to be dead. But the Fates have different plans for the lovers...they will meet again.

"Some stories last a lifetime, for others, they will be remembered for centuries. For Aedia and Patroclus, their story would last thousands of years". Aedia and Patroclus first meet during the spring of 1190BC, three years before the Trojan war. With tensions rising throughout Greece it is a dangerous time to fall in love. Witness the tragic love between Aedia and Patroclus.

What if Patroclus hadn't died and lived to see the sack of Troy, as well as the fall of his beloved cousin, Achilles?

A retelling of the movie with a new character and a few twists thrown in for good measure. will also be a continuation of the film too. Rating may go up in later chapters! But T for now

When Hector must go off to war he takes his handmaiden Thera with him, as a concubine? Or not? Hector/Andromache, Hector/OFC and OFC/OMC

Achilles came to Troy for glory, to have his name remembered throughout the ages...but what he found was something much more needed than glory.

What if King Menelaus had 2 Children before marryng Helen? What if he wanted to marry his daughter to Prince Hector? Have you wondered if Hector did not have killed King Menelaus at the beggining of the war? How much things would have changed? This story is based on a different ending of the war, One less passional and more rational! Pleas give a chance, first fic ever!

"There's an eagle perched on my windowsill. It's proud and untamed, dangerous and fascinating. I would like to see it soar high in the sky. I would like to soar with it. Was it you who sent it?" Briseis goes through her memories of her own life and of Achilles. Based on the Iliad and Ancient Greek and Roman myths.

The account of a priestess of Artemis and cousin of Andromache set during and after the events of the Trojan war. Based on the movie. Rating is for violence, sexual content, and death.

"Eres y seras mi unico amor Patroclo, donde suene mi nombre el tuyo lo acompañara en la inmortalidad"