Aren Sol & The Hellenic chronicles of Galactic Coalescence: Trial Wisdom

The Trial of Wisdom Every person who has ever been given power they were not sure how to use, or been asked to make a decision that affected others, or tried to figure out when to speak and when to listen - has lived inside the questions this book asks. The Greek myths are the oldest mirrors humanity built for itself. Zeus learning that a king who stops listening stops leading. Athena showing that the cleverest solution is useless if you have not first understood the actual problem. Poseidon discovering that the greatest power in the world is less useful than knowing when not to use it. These are not old stories about old gods. They are the stories your teachers were trying to tell you when they said think before you act, that your parents meant when they said being right is not the same as being wise. This is where the Hex Chronicles begin - with the oldest question: what does it mean to be smart in a way that actually helps? For ages 12 and up. For anyone who has ever been in charge of something and felt the weight of it.