A long, long time ago, in the land of Greece, there was a beautiful princess named Danaƫ. Her father, Acrisius, heard a terrifying prophecy that he would be killed by his own grandson. To prevent this prophecy from coming true, Acrisius made a cruel decision. He had a strong copper tower built and locked his daughter Danaƫ inside. He also sent a large number of guards to keep watch, not allowing anyone to approach and cutting off Danaƫ from any contact with the outside world.
Trapped in the copper tower, Danaƫ was lonely and sad. She often looked out of the narrow window of the copper tower and prayed to the sky. Zeus, the great god, was touched by Danaƫ's beauty and sorrow. So, Zeus came up with a wonderful idea. He turned into a golden rain, passed through the cracks of the copper tower, and drifted down beside Danaƫ. When Danaƫ saw this magical golden rain, her heart was full of surprise and awe, but she was not afraid. She felt a divine power.
Danaƫ stood there, raised her head slightly, and opened her arms to accept the golden rain that Zeus had turned into. The golden rain fell on her as if it brought her hope and new life. It was a magical blend, a contact between god and human. After that, Danaƫ found herself pregnant. She knew it was Zeus's child and was full of anticipation for the new life.
As time passed, Danaƫ gave birth to a healthy boy, and she named him Perseus. Perseus showed extraordinary courage and strength from a young age. Although their life was not easy, locked in the copper tower, Danaƫ did her best to take care of Perseus, telling him stories about the outside world and the legends about his father Zeus.
Perseus grew up gradually in the copper tower. He was full of curiosity about everything around him and often explored inside the copper tower. His body grew stronger and stronger, and his heart was full of longing for the outside world. Although he knew that he and his mother were trapped here, he never complained but strived to make himself stronger.
Finally, one day, Perseus decided to leave the copper tower. He wanted to see the outside world and find his own destiny. Although Danaƫ was reluctant to let him go, she knew that her son had to leave. Perseus left the copper tower firmly with his mother's blessings and expectations. He began his adventure, and his heroic deeds were also praised on the land of Greece, just as his birth, full of legendary color.
