
by James Foster Reed
A man trades a secret about Zeus for water, outsmarts Death, talks his way out of the underworld on a technicality, and lives long enough to watch the city he built drink from the spring he bargained for. When Hermes comes for him, unhurried, he goes without a fight. In Tartarus, he accepts his punishment.
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