Title: "Empire of Gods"

Genre: Historical Epic

Act 1: The Prelude

Scene 1: The Celestial Omen

 A celestial event heralds the birth of a child who will determine the fate of two mighty
kingdoms.

 The prophecy predicts a conflict that will echo through the ages.

Scene 2: Birth of Ajax and Hector

 Two princes, Ajax and Hector, born in different kingdoms but destined to be entwined by fate.

 We witness their childhoods, growing up as warriors-in-training.

Act 2: Rival Kingdoms

Scene 1: Peaceful Alliances

 The kingdoms of Aris and Elyria have a history of trade and alliances.

 Both princes witness the harmony, but beneath the surface, tensions simmer.

Scene 2: The Beautiful Helen

 Helen, renowned for her beauty, arrives in Aris as a diplomatic envoy.

 Both princes, Ajax and Hector, are captivated by her, setting the stage for rivalry and conflict.

Act 3: The Spark of War

Scene 1: The Love Triangle

 Helen's presence sparks a forbidden love between Ajax and her.

 Hector, torn between loyalty and desire, struggles with his own feelings.

Scene 2: The Stolen Queen

 Paris, a prince from Elyria, abducts Helen, believing their love is preordained.

 This act ignites the flames of war between the two kingdoms.

Act 4: The Siege of Troy

Scene 1: The Gathering Storm

 Aris gathers its armies, led by Ajax, to reclaim Helen.

 Elyria, under Hector's command, fortifies Troy for the impending war.

Scene 2: The Epic Battle

  The armies clash on the plains of Troy in a colossal battle, featuring epic duels and strategic
warfare.

 The gods, observing from Mount Olympus, place bets on the outcome.

Act 5: The Fall of Empires

Scene 1: The Tragedy Unfolds

 Heroes fall on both sides, and the war takes a toll on the kingdoms.

 Hector and Ajax face off in a heart-wrenching duel, leading to Ajax's tragic demise.

Scene 2: The Wooden Horse

 The Greeks, cunningly led by Odysseus, devise the Trojan Horse strategy to infiltrate Troy.

 Troy falls, and Hector, in a final act of sacrifice, tries to save his people.

Act 6: The Aftermath

Scene 1: The Gods' Verdict

 The gods, observing the destruction, reflect on the consequences of their meddling.

 Ajax and Hector are immortalized as legendary figures in the celestial realm.

Scene 2: Rebuilding and Reconciliation

 Survivors rebuild their shattered lives, and the kingdoms learn the cost of their pride.

 A new era dawns, marked by lessons learned from the tragedy.

Closing Credits:

The haunting melody of an ancient Greek chorus accompanies the names of the cast and crew as scenes
from the epic unfold. The movie concludes with a shot of Ajax and Hector among the stars, immortalized
as symbols of a bygone era.