King Ilus of Troy was ordered to sacrifice his daughter, Deianeira to Hera's Blue Serpent. When Ilus refused and sent his daughter to live across the sea, Hera ordered the Blue Cult to annex the city of Troy. The Trojans were banished to the surrounding forests until Hercules and Deianeira returned to help them fight against the Cult. After Ilus was briefly re-united with his daughter, he died of natural causes.
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In Greek mythology, Ilus was the founder of Troy and the great-grandfather of Paris and Deiphobus.