The myth of Kleio unfolds, revealing the forgotten ancientness and heroic antiquity of the legendary neighborhood of Psyrri. The "small" history that embraces heroes, human passions and desires, quaintness, traditions, sacred monuments, values and events, everything that had been covered by the veil of oblivion during the years of decline, slavery, and difficult everyday life. From the "Daughter of Athens," the fairy-born Teresa Makri, Byron and the brave heroes of '21, to the rebellious self-proclaimed "heroes" of Psyrri. Special mention is made of the neighborhood's cosmopolitan, the "Saint of literature," Alexandros Papadiamantis. At the same time, the "greater" History of Athens and the Athenians is recorded through testimonies, the epic of the Revolution of '21, the joys and sorrows of the Struggles and the sacrifices in the sieges of the glorious "Castle" of the Acropolis, and ultimately, the liberation of the Athenians and the Nation.