In Greece, Achille, the son of Pelee, and Tyndare, king of Sparta, oppose Agamemnon, the lord of Mycene who reigns over the Aegean Sea. While war now seems inevitable, a gigantic army from the East destroys the kingdoms of Hatti and Hourrites and threatens the Hittite Empire and the powerful Egypt of Ramses III. No one seems able to defeat these fighters who are carried by the magic of Ouranos, god once banished by Zeus. The Oracle of Delphi, the Pythia, prophesies that the future of the world will be played in the city of Troy. Achille will then have to renounce to marry Helen, the daughter of the king of Sparta, and leave her own to discover the means of overcoming the scourge that threatens Humanity. But already the shadow of Uranos extends to the walls of Troy, and even beyond: to the heart of Mycene.