Theodora Keti

> *"Everyone knew me, but not anymore."*
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> Theodóra Keti
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> Theodóra doesn't have a proper look but Zeus describes her has "A beautiful woman, with blond hair, who wears white and green robes, and has a ghostly aura."
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> ### Aliases
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> The Ghost of Thebes
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> ### Relatives
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> Theós Keti ChronisYiós Keti Chronis
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> ### Affiliation
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> Unknown
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> ### Occupation
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> Unknown
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> ### Nationality
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> Greece
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> Unknown
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> ### Current Location
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> Unknown
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> Unknown
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> Unknown
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> ### Status
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> Alive & Dead
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> ### Age
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> 2346 Years Old.
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> Unknown
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> ### Date of Birth
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> 325 BC
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> ### Place of Birth
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> Thebes
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> 300 BC
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> Unknown
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> ### Reputation
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> Mythical Legend
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> ### Sexuality
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> Straight
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> Physical Description
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> ### Species
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> Human
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> Female
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> ### Height
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> 5'4
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> ### Weight
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> 110 lbs
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> Green
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> Valor
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> Green & Orange
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> ### Parents
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> Nik KetiMaya Keti
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> ### Consort
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> Theós Keti Chronis
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> ### Offspring
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> Yiós Keti Chronis
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Theodora Keti who was a woman who loved the taste of battle and would always have fights with the boys when ever she wanted to join in on their fighting games but would be rejected because she was girl. Theodora then snuck into spartan military camps at the age of 25 and stole a set of armor, a sword, a dagger, a bow, a quiver with arrows, and finally different types of spartan shields. When she got home with this stuff she knew that her parents would not like that she stole it so she hid the items in a cave and when she got a house moved it all into her house but stored it in her secret basement where she would train like a spartan after watching their training routine every day.

When Theodora was 30 her home was raided by bandits and she successfully defended herself by using spartan combat techniques, the bandits seeing her combat skills suspected her for being a spartan somehow, and ran out yelling that she was a spartan warrior. That one experience made her life... Hell. At the age of 31 a group of Spartans broke down her door and started looking around for something. Theodora was sleeping at the time but was woken up by the loud banging of object falling on the floor and yelling below, so Theodora decided that she couldn't get out of this situation because she had boarded up each of her windows with hard wooden planks that would need a Warhammer to break.

Theodora walks down the stairs and acts like she is just an innocent bystander that lives in the house. As she starts a friendly conversation with the soldiers the bandits that tried robbing her came into the door with another spartan soldier and says that she was the one who took them down like a spartan and that their appeared to be a secret room behind her bookshelf from their attempt before. Theodora then watches as the bandit pulls the bookshelf out of the way and as the spartan soldier walk in and out with spartan equipment in their hands.

Theodora is put in a cage and sent to be executed but before her execution a Spartan General speaks up and congratulates her for being one of the women who manage to steal spartan gear and learn how to fight like a spartan while also going through the training Spartans have to do, Theodora then watches as the General cancels the execution and lets her go free. Theodora the next day she decided to go explore the more parts of Greece and document all of her findings.

As Theodora made her triumphant return to her city in Ancient Greece, she found herself engulfed by a wave of excited townspeople who had yearned for the opportunity to explore beyond their familiar surroundings. Eager to quench their thirst for knowledge, they surrounded her, their eyes brimming with curiosity, and bombarded her with countless questions about the extraordinary sights she had beheld during her adventures. It was a remarkable sight to behold, as the majority of citizens had rarely ventured beyond the boundaries of their own city.

However, amidst the bustling streets, a peculiar twist awaited anyone who dared to seek out Theodora's parents, Nik Keti and Maya Keti, to inquire about their daughter's remarkable exploits. As you approached them, anticipation in your heart, they met your gaze with perplexed expressions, struggling to comprehend your line of questioning. They responded with genuine concern, asking if you were well or if perhaps you had indulged in too much wine.

In their bewildered eyes, they held a deep conviction that they had never brought forth a daughter named Theodora. To them, her extraordinary journey and subsequent return were nothing more than fantastical tales spun by an overactive imagination. Despite the vivid memories etched in the minds of the townspeople, her parents remained resolute in their assertion of never having a daughter named Theodora.

This enigmatic contradiction between the collective experiences of the townsfolk and the obliviousness of Theodora's parents cast a shroud of mystery over her homecoming. It ignited a flame of curiosity and speculation as to the true nature of her existence and the extraordinary adventures she had purportedly undertaken. The disparity between the cherished memories shared by the community and the bewildered denial of her parents left everyone questioning the very fabric of reality, as if the threads of time and perception had become entangled in a perplexing riddle of ancient Greece.

Legend has it that after that perplexing day, whispers and rumors began to circulate throughout the city. The townspeople couldn't help but wonder: Had Theodora truly returned from a grand adventure, or was she merely a fragment of their collective imagination?

Some believed that Theodora was a chosen vessel, blessed by the gods to undertake a sacred quest that transcended mortal comprehension. They speculated that her parents, unknowingly or deliberately, had been made to forget their daughter's existence as a means of safeguarding her from the burdens of ordinary life.

Others, more skeptical in nature, dismissed Theodora as a clever imposter or a skilled trickster, adept at weaving intricate tales to captivate the townsfolk. They insisted that her parents' denial was a strategic ploy to distance themselves from her audacious claims, protecting their family's reputation and avoiding scrutiny.

Regardless of the theories that emerged, the tale of Theodora's extraordinary return continued to captivate the imaginations of the people. It became a source of inspiration, with aspiring adventurers setting off on their own quests, hoping to uncover the truth behind the enigmatic circumstances surrounding Theodora's existence.

As time passed, Theodora's story evolved into a legend, passed down through generations, morphing and intertwining with other tales of courage, mystery, and the blurred boundaries between the mortal and the divine. The city itself became a pilgrimage site, drawing wanderers and seekers from far and wide, all eager to uncover the secrets that lay hidden within its ancient walls.

And so, the legend of Theodora persisted, a tantalizing enigma that refused to be forgotten, forever etched into the tapestry of Ancient Greece's rich folklore, leaving generations to ponder the truth behind the veil of uncertainty that surrounded her mysterious return.

Theodora's Story became so popular to the point where people all across Greece starting travelling to Thebes to hear the tale about Theodora Keti and her adventures across Greece. Even high ranking leaders travelled to learn about her.

When her parents died it is said by the villagers that Theodora was seen comforting them and telling them that she will meet them soon. Some historians from the modern time found DNA matching the Keti Family, they also found that Theodora and Theos had a child name Yios Keti Chronis who was known as the Last Demigod of Ancient Greece.