Goddess Minerva

Due to Goddess Minerva being rejected by Paris, the Trojan Prince, in a beauty contest in favour of Venus, Minerva now holds a deep, unyielding grudge against the entire city of Troy. In order to completely remove this dishonour, Minerva, who’s a Virgin and the Roman Goddess of wisdom, tactical warfare, & strategic intellect, decides to find a suitor who shares her high level of values, & not just on the battlefield. She plays a decisive, vengeful role during the Trojan War, as the primary mastermind behind the Greek forces. On the battlefield, she acts as a divine guardian to the Greeks' most clever and formidable leaders, guiding their movements & shielding them from harm. Ultimately, highly focused, Minerva engineers the final, brilliant trick that breaks a decade-long siege. She inspires Ulysses to construct the legendary Trojan Horse. The Greeks leave the huge wooden structure behind as a false offering to her, saying it exists to appease her anger & ensure their safe journey home