Ino's plans to help her own children rise to the throne! #GreekingOut #NatGeoKids

Nat Geo KidsAbout 1 min readMay 13, 2025Watch original
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Key Concepts:

  • Disinheritance
  • Famine
  • Heir to the throne
  • Sabotage

Eno's Plot to Disinherit Frixus and Heli

The central conflict revolves around Eno's desire to secure the throne for her own children, despite Athamus already having twins, Frixus and Heli, with Nephil. Frixus, as the firstborn son, was the designated heir, creating an obstacle for Eno's ambitions.

The Sabotage of the Grainery

Eno, driven by her ambition, devised a plan to create a disaster and blame it on Nephil's children. She secretly sabotaged the kingdom's grain supply. Every night, she would sneak into the granary and "toast" the seeds, rendering them infertile. This action ensured that the seeds would be useless for planting.

The Resulting Famine in Biosha

Within a few months, Eno's sabotage had devastating consequences. The fields and farms of Biosha became barren, and no crops were growing. King Athamus was faced with a severe famine, and his kingdom was starving. The famine was a direct result of Eno's deliberate actions to manipulate the line of succession.

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