Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

Legend has it that he was Griffith, a hero whose powerful incantation of a Noble Phantasm prompted Greek heroes to recite poetry in unison when unleashing their ultimate attacks.
Legend has it that he was a descendant of Kratos, the dragon slayer, a hero on the Argonauts, whose existence was created by a lie that the gods believed.
Legend has it that he was the hero who peeled off the divine armor from his flesh and blood, a feat that moved even the sun god Helios to return it.
Some say that the goddesses of beauty, wisdom, conflict, and even the pure moon goddess and the queen of the underworld were all obsessed with him and fought each other. He is the Adonis of spring, the innocent child who adorns the pure and immaculate heart of goddesses with flower crowns, and the rainbow-colored figure in the eyes of countless humans and gods who love but cannot have him.
Apollo cried every day in vain: I was clearly there first!
Poseidon looked at Athena's kiss, his jealousy twisting to the point of plasmonic separation: It seems like I'm a little envious of both sides. The one I once longed for but couldn't have is now walking with the one I long for but can't have now. What kind of expression should I make?
The three Celtic goddesses, unable to possess him, desired to destroy him. Nephthys, the Earth Mother, personally bestowed upon him the name of Set, the hero of storms and the destroyer of the desert, regarding him as her eternal lover.
It all started with a war. The heroes sang: the awe of the king is presented at this moment. Witness the power that shakes heaven and earth!