Helen of Sparta Stage 1-13
Complete Walkthrough
Hello everyone, welcome to our Walkthrough for Helen of Sparta Stage 1-13 of Dress up Time Princess. Previously, you went with Apollo and Achilles to find the Minotaur and stop him from rampaging across the country. Along the way, you had some hardships, but in the end, you were successful and managed to capture the creature. Now is the time to find a way to contact Aphrodite and see if there’s anything she can do to remove the curse. The stage window will display the requirements, a short description, and rewards. Hit Start when you are ready to begin.
After successfully capturing the Minotaur, Apollo will suggest offering the creature to the Gods. The reason for that is fairly simple – it would be immensely difficult to drag him all the way to Aphrodite. Achilles will agree with him on that, especially since the mountain prison is still in a state of ruin.
You will seek out the local Priestess and explain your intentions to her. The Minotaur will look at you in horror once he realizes what’s going to happen. Apollo will simply smile at the creature and pat its head.
He will turn to you and suggest that you offer the Gods a dance as a sign of goodwill. You will be slightly surprised at his suggestion. Apollo will smile at you, and you’ll wonder if he just wants to see you dancing.
As for Achilles, he will not like the way Apollo looks at you. Thankfully, the handsome musician will decide not to argue with your bodyguard, and he will apologize to him.
Shortly after, you will decide to get changed for the dance. For this occasion, you should wear clothes and accessories with Simple and Elegant tags. Spring of Youth dress is required here. Thankfully, it has both of the required tags, which should increase your score significantly.
Once you’re done dressing up, you will enter the temple. Achilles will be amazed by your outfit, and he’ll kindly throw a compliment your way. As for Apollo, he will cheekily try to flirt with you once again.
Needless to say, his words will annoy your bodyguard, who will ask for your permission to offer his head to the Gods instead. You’ll just ask both of them to calm down before starting your dance.
The Priestess will lead you to the Altar, where your dance is supposed to take place. You will notice that everyone’s eyes are upon you, and you will feel slightly uncomfortable. Also, knowing that you’re dancing for the Gods will only put more pressure on you.
Once you begin, you will remember Cassandra’s lessons. You’ll think only of the Gods and free your mind of everything else so that you’re able to absolutely devote yourself. You will completely ignore all of the eyes gazing at you, and focus entirely on the dance.
Once you’re done, you will take a look around and notice that everyone is in awe. Apollo will be amazed by your performance, and so will Achilles. With some luck, the Gods will also be pleased by the dance you performed.
The Priestess will approach you and say that your dancing was a magnificent sight. She will even compare you to the goddess of beauty, Aphrodite. Once he hears that, Apollo will wonder if you are even more beautiful than Aphrodite herself.
Achilles will point out that there’s no need for him to think of it since he’s never met Aphrodite. Still, Apollo will say a few more flattering words to praise your beauty.
Shortly after, the Priestess will say that the Temple is dedicated to two Gods and ask to whom you’re offering the dance. There are two options to choose from. This choice will influence the rest of the stage, so keep that in mind when making a decision.
If you choose to dedicate the dance to Artemis, you will humbly offer it to her. Moments later, you will exit the Temple. You’ll notice that Apollo has already left while you were talking to the Priestess, and you’ll be curious about it.
Shortly after exiting the Temple, you will spot Apollo talking to a young lady. Upon taking a closer look, you will recognize the lady as Artemis. You’ll get closer to listen in on their conversation. She will scold Apollo for what he said in the Temple.
He’ll defend himself, saying he was only telling the truth about your beauty. Artemis will remind him that Aphrodite won’t be too happy once she finds out. Apollo simply won’t seem too bothered with it.
You will find it odd that the two of them are so casually speaking of Aphrodite. Artemis will warn Apollo to watch what he’s saying, especially since he needs Aphrodite’s help to remove your curse.
He’ll look at her and ask if she has any plan. He will also address her as his sister, which you’ll find strange, to say the least. Suddenly, they will notice you standing nearby and Artemis will ask if you’ve overheard their conversation. You’ll notice that she’s nervous. She’ll apologize and say that she didn’t intend on keeping secrets from you.
Apollo will quickly cut her short and offer to explain everything to you. He’ll say that she had a brother who was just like him in many ways. Unfortunately, his life ended up tragically. Apollo will turn to Artemis and ask her to tell you the story about her brother.
Artemis will tell you that her brother was a master bowyer. Unfortunately, he was too interested in chasing the ladies. You’ll assume that her brother was very popular. She’ll smile at you and say it’s something he liked to believe.
Apollo will speak up and ask her to tell you the epic tale of her brother. Artemis will say that her brother was killed by the Calydonian Boar. You’ll be surprised to hear that and ask if it was the same boar from the stories.
She’ll then go on and tell you a story about hunting. After she’s done, she will say that you’ll need to acquire the Golden Apple if you want to have an audience with Aphrodite. Hopefully, the apple should appease her, especially after what was said in the Temple earlier.
You’ll wonder about this Golden Apple. Apollo will simply say he’ll explain it. He’ll then bid Artemis farewell, and shortly after, she will leave.
If you choose to dedicate the dance to Hermes, you will kindly ask him to accept your offer. Neither Apollo nor Achilles will be too happy with your choice, and your bodyguard will even wonder why people worship Hermes.
Moments later, you will spot a familiar-looking boy waving at you from the Temple entrance. You’ll quickly head towards him and ask if he is Hermes. The boy will thank you for your offerings and joke about the Minotaur.
You will ask if there’s a reason why he came to you. Hermes will nod and inform you that Aphrodite hates you. Apparently, she was very upset about what the Priestess said in the Temple.
You will point out that you’re a mere mortal, so you couldn’t possibly compare to a Goddess such as Aphrodite. Hermes will smile and say that the Gods have emotions, just like humans.
Because of that, you will need to do something to calm her down. Hermes will suggest bringing her the Golden Apple. According to him, that should be enough to grant you an audience with Aphrodite.
Suddenly, Achilles will approach and he’ll wonder what you’re doing outside. He will look at Hermes curiously. Before the boy gets the chance to introduce himself, Achilles will kick him away.
Poor Hermes will roll away screaming, and you will scold Achilles for kicking him since you wanted to learn more about the Golden Apple. Your bodyguard will be confused and say he’ll bring him back. Apollo will also arrive and say it won’t be necessary since he can tell you everything you need to know about the Golden Apple.
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Apollo will tell you that the Golden Apple is located in a garden protected by a dragon. On top of that, the Hesperides patrol the Garden as well, which will make it very difficult to acquire the apple.
He will suggest splitting up. That way, Achilles can deal with the dragon, while he can use his charm to distract the ladies. You will then get to choose whether you want to go with Apollo or Achilles. This choice will have a heavy impact on the story, so keep that in mind.
If you choose to go with Apollo, you will say that dealing with the dragon is incredibly dangerous. Because of that, you don’t want to be a burden to Achilles. Apollo will be very happy about your choice. You will earn some Goodwill with him for choosing this option. Picking this choice will unlock Stage 1-14 upon completing the stage.
Achilles will be visibly upset that you chose not to go with him. Still, he will understand that taking you along would put you at immense risk. He’ll look at Apollo and ask him to protect you.
If you choose to go with Achilles, you will say that going with your bodyguard is probably the best idea. Needless to say, Apollo will feel sad about your choice. He will ask Achilles to take care of you. This will grant you some Goodwill with Achilles. Also, you will unlock Stage 1-15 upon completing the stage.
As for Achilles, he will tell Apollo he doesn’t take orders from him, but regardless of that, he will promise to keep you safe and protect you from any harm.
Shortly after, you will split up, and Helen of Sparta Stage 1-13 of Dress up Time Princess will conclude. You will receive the rewards for completing the stage.
What will happen next? Will you be able to outsmart the Hesperides and obtain the Golden Apple? Find out in the next stage.
Thank you for reading.