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Olympus is falling. Nine Giants climb in armor forged from rage. Zeus hurls thunder every three seconds. It bounces off. For over a hundred days. Nothing works. Then a mortal arrives — Heracles, carrying poisoned arrows. Only a being who can die can crack immortal armor. One by one the Giants are stripped. But the methods change. Arrows give way to bare hands. Bare hands give way to firewood. The last Giant is touched by no one. Seven logs a day, carried by a mortal, burn into warmth that melts the armor from within. The enemy walks out on his own. Every night Heracles walks three kilometers to feed the stripped Giants. On blistered feet. Without reason. Even after the war ends, he doesn't stop. Armor doesn't protect — it imprisons. Wood is stronger than thunder. Not because it's powerful. Because it's warm. This was not war. It was healing.
