Historical setting:
Ancient Rome. Another war. The eldest son, Julius, 17 years old, dreaming of exploits and a political career, leaves to prepare to go to war.
His younger brother, Mark, 10 years old, wants to go with his brother. But they call it too small. Then Mark starts eating olives out of sadness (he loves them very much). At this point, he notices that the olives make him bigger.
There is a week left until the troops are assembled.
Will Mark have time to get big enough, or will Julius have time to stop his brother?
Fantasy setting:
Greg (16 years old) and Antonio (12 years old) are from a simple family of shepherds. They're not exactly siblings. Antonio was found on the doorstep of the house in a basket with an inscription that became his name. But that didn't stop Antonio from becoming part of the family.
And now they are grazing sheep, when suddenly a pack of wolves runs out of the magical forest.
Greg tries to protect Antonio, but at that moment the younger brother becomes a giant and drives away the wolves.
It turns out that the blood of the Titans flows in Antonio's blood - a semi-mythical race capable of growing to huge sizes.
Will Antonio be able to find out the truth about himself? Will he be able to be a "younger" brother to Greg?
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