Description: The final showdown that brings a long war to its end—the last story of the Trojan War! The Greek hero Achilles had refused to fight for a time due to his conflict with Agamemnon, the commander of the Greek forces, even knowing that victory would be difficult without him. No amount of persuasion could move him—until the death of his dear friend Patroclus. Upon hearing that Patroclus had been killed by the Trojans, Achilles returned to the battlefield, charging toward Troy like an enraged lion, driven by his thirst for revenge. Will Achilles fulfill the fate long foretold for him and win eternal glory in the Trojan War? And which side will ultimately emerge victorious from this long war? Meet the final chapter of the Trojan War, filled with countless heroes and gods, in 'My First Greek Roman Mythology 12 - The Trojan War'! 〈 A New Approach to Introducing Mythology and the Humanities! 〉 The perfect combination of 'text' and 'comics' for fun and learning all in one! To spark the interest and understanding of young readers encountering Greek Roman mythology for the first time, this book presents the myths through warm, richly detailed text paired with lively comic illustrations. From the very first page, dive into a sea of mythology with text and pictures that flow smoothly and are easy to read. With 'My First Greek Roman Mythology,' a series designed to stimulate imagination and aesthetic sensibility, children can enjoy the easiest and most entertaining way to learn about mythology. Packed with informative pages and thought-provoking quizzes! After finishing the main text, readers will find a handy one-page 'Genealogy of the Gods' that summarizes the names of the many gods at a glance. The book also includes a 'Deeper Look into Greek Roman Mythology' section, featuring rich visual materials such as ruins, artifacts, and artworks, along with more in-depth information. Finally, the 'Complete Mastery of Greek Roman Mythology!' section offers quizzes to check how well readers remember the myths covered in the book, and encourages them to freely reflect on the actions of the gods within the stories.