Our hero got to his feet and walk past many different rooms, but with out supplies he would never make it so he stopped at a room.
The second he entered a woman maybe the age of 17 greeted him, “ I am Calypso the goddess of this room.”
“I am Odysseus please give me food and water.”
“Why should I help you?”
“I have traveled far to see your beauty.”
“Really,” she bit her lip thinking if it was a a lie or not, “Bring him food and water.”
“Were are you going,” she said flipping her blond her over her shoulder.
He wanted to stay but he must go on, “No were. I am staying.” He could not resist staying.
Many minutes pasted but the hero stayed forgetting his journey and forgetting about seeing Penelope in homeroom. Until Hermes came with word from Zeus.
“Calypso,” said Hermes, “I have news from Zeus.”
“Then say it.”
“He said let Odysseus go.”
“No! I can’t.”
“It came from the big man himself.”
“If that is so then I will free him,” she said as she walked to Odysseus.
“What do you want oh beautiful Calypso,” said Odysseus
“You are free.”
“Why is your voice so cold.”
“You are free leave me. Go now.”
“Ok I’ll leave,” said Odysseus he walked pasted Calypso opened the door and walked out. The he popped his head in the doorway and said, “Hermes you coming.”
“Yeah.” As they left Poseidon’s halls seemed less hard to navigate through.
“Odysseus I must leave you here,” said Hermes as they reached the homerooms door.
“Thanks man,” said Odysseus walked to the door then a voice spoke.
“Odysseus,” it said then it got louder, “Odysseus.”
“What,” said the hero.
“Time to wake up,” with those words the hero’s world dissolved around him. He sat up in bed.
“Oh you are awake now. It is time for school,” said Odysseus’ mother.
