Kyros' Secret

The story of mysterious courage and legendary love reveals that when a child becomes a pawn in a war game, a fallen goddess gathers with a cursed man

Time travelers, A.J.'s children's TV series Malloy crossed time and space on a ship called KYROS. In one episode he decided to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. by returning to his first hand to witness the famous "I dream" speech. However, with an accident (definitely funny), he incorrectly set the coordinates and arrived too early. Instead, when AJ was a teenager, he shared his vision for the future with his "time telescope" to meet Kim and encourage him to end his apartheid in the United States .

From Κυρος (Kyros), the Greek form of the Persian name Kūrush may mean "foresight" or "young". This name may be associated with Greek κυριος (kyrios) "lord". It was done by several Persian kings, including the conquest of Cyrus in Babylon. He was known in the Old Testament by releasing the captured Jews and allowing them to return to Israel. As the English name, it was first used by Puritan after Protestant Reform. The meaning of this name is unknown. It may come from a rare Irish surname or a modified form of DARRELL. It first attracted the attention of American actor Darren McGavin (1922-2006) in the late 1950s. It was further advertised in the 1960s by the letter Darrin Stephens of the television program "Bewitched".

Then Pythagoras was escorted by the kilos and the other four body guards to the house of Milo, but they were ambushed by trained fighter who tried to rob the scholars' lives. Nevertheless, Kyros and his bodyguards were able to endure the attackers and arrived at Milo's house where they found a secret passageway from Croton, and Milo and his wife Myia are outside I scattered angry thugs. Over the years Pythagoras and Chiros explored the vast desert. When unconsciously walking and there was little water, they suddenly found someone standing on the hill. When they came to him, the man introduced himself to Hermès Tris Megistas, and when he was judged by Hermes and his staff, fatigue disappeared from Pythagoras. After a while, the staff thought he was worth it, and his disciple Kyros lost consciousness.