Trojan Gazette - June XIII, 718 BC Inside the city walls of Troy, the townspeople hide in their huts, as another battle ensues outside. After many years of fighting, the Greeks are beginning to show signs of weakness. Without Achilles fighting with them today, and with the curse that our great sun god, Apollo, cast upon them, they are failing miserably. But today, as the Greeks come to try to take on Troy once more. One of the people who was at the market that takes place on Apollo’s beach, recalls the situation. Bellatrix, a local farmhand, says “All the sudden we just saw the Greek forces rolling towards us in their ships, their swords were drawn, their battle cries being shouted so loud that we could hear them from three miles inland,