Episode 2.1: The Titanomachy

 

Recentiī optant Jūnōnem et Neptūnum.

 

Recentiī nunc deī sunt!

 

Jūno stat in latere montis. nimbī frātris Jōvis circum deam iuvenem sunt.

 

Typhōeus, serpēns Tītānōrum, ad Jūnōnem venit et flammās ēmittit. serpēns quoque dentēs longōs habet.

 

Neptūnus in aliō locō in monte stat. ad Jūnōnem sorōrem clāmat deus iuvenis, "Typhōeus adest! manē! habeō tridentem meum! sum fortis!"

 

Sextus nitidus amīcus Recentiōrum adest. spectat proelium. graviter gemit et caput suum pulsat.

 

"dēbetne Typhōeus hīc esse? ēheu! poētae Graecī semper errant, et semper lectōrēs suōs cōnfundunt. Typhōeus est Gigās!"

 

est nihil Neptūnō. Neptūnus pugnāre vult. deus maris tridentem suum tollit. tridens est aureus et clārē nitet. Neptūnus iterum clāmat, “ō soror, manē!

 

Jūno ad frātrem Neptūnum spectat.

 

monstrum quoque ad Neptūnum spectat. monstrum magnā vōce fremit et flammās ēmittit.

 


quōmodo deī rēspondent?

 

Option A: Jūno ad monstrum serpentem currit. Neptūnus quoque ad serpentem currit.

 

Option B: Neptūnus tridentem iacit. Jūno ūnum gradum retrōrsum movet.

 

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