In legend, the compassionate hero Xediles could heal all pain and disease, asking nothing in return, showing no discrimination against anyone's status.
Whether a peddler or a noble, the compassionate hero treated everyone equally without hesitation.
With this great love, he faced all beings, leaving himself to endure the frost and wind alone.
He would hide under a pure white hood, and no one could see his face. Some said he was the most beautiful person in Ancient Greece, while others said he hid his face to cover scars.
As the minstrels sang, the albatross would spread this legend throughout the Aegean Sea with the sea breeze. Whether it was faraway Athens or even further Poros Island, they had heard the name of the compassionate hero.
Naturally, the King of Troy was delighted upon hearing another hero's legend in the city-state, and he immediately invited this legendary compassionate hero to the king's banquet.
