Athena, ^+ Olympian godde
;)s!@?s of wisdom`-@ an (d war, ]is exiled to the morta\l wor+ ld and r[\%eborn as )^Alt^hea, the illegitimat$\e daug=`+hter ?^`of an Ath^enian no=
*bl(]e. 
She is f=orced ! :in\%to a pr \%oxy marriage t.@o \ C%h\
+^_ar = is, t^[he :,notori)ou[s cruel yo@ung lord? of Sparta. On the]:ir wedding da %y,-? she se,;izes the upper ha [nd with her wit, `,`;only _ to discov@@,er that Charis i@/s *ac*?tu^ally bi=di?ng his t=)ime. `@The two,[ join fo\rces to foil the power-grabbing p
;lot hatched by his e.^-lder) br^ (other and sist=/er-in-l=,$aw, and fend off
 repeated+ provoca_-ti ons from+: their; div]\: ;i[
ne foe %(Aphrod^
it-+e. In the end, Athena aba*ndons$* he/r immo]rtality for lov=e@[, sp$ending her r:/e (maining mor:ta@:;l li()fe with C[
haris until old a//ge.