They followed him around, laughed at his jokes and awed at his talents. Most of the foster boys were at least curious about Achilles, all of them treating him with admiration and deference.
He did not, however, seem to pay any mind to Achilles, which was a rather strange and novel thing. This was a boy who, without a doubt, had been raised to be a king, whose temperament was well-suited to the duty, and who would be adored by his people. He seemed to have a sharp memory, addressing them all by name within moments. This boy’s manner was princely-he received his welcoming committee with unassuming politeness and an easy, kind smile. At first however, Achilles would have assumed that this one was a nobleman’s son, rather than a foster brother. New boys appeared occasionally, often enough that Achilles tended not to pay each individual one much mind. To the best of Achilles’ recollection, his first memory of Patroclus was one of him surrounded by a gaggle of boys, curious of the newcomer in their midst.
( Chapter 3 Summary: Achilles Hadesgame & Patroclus Hadesgame meet as children and become friends. But it turns out not to be so simple when the fame and reputation he acquired in life contrast with the man that he has become as well as the man that Patroclus always saw in him. Achilles attempts to woo him all over again, now with personal growth and wisdom on his side. Summary: Patroclus drinks from the River Lethe and loses his memories of Achilles. Rating: M (Chapter 3 is pretty G-rated… no content warnings) Please check the AO3 tags for more info!Ĭhapters/Word Count: 3 of 21: 24,111 words (Chapter 3: 7,538 words)
Also lots of platonic Achilles & Zagreus) Pairing: Achilles/Patroclus (background ThanZag, MegZag, OrphyEury, etc.
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