However, Zeus saved his wife and sacrificed himself, blowing up the leader by becoming a lightning bomb throwing her a wink to remind her that part of him still loved her. He used his snakes to try and rip Hera in half as her control over the cauldron weakened. Offering the Giants the sea in exchange for cooperation, Hera and her allies laid siege on Mount Olympus and the gods who held loyalty towards Zeus.Īs Hera brutally assaulted Zeus on the battlefield, the leader of the Giants betrayed Hera.

Causing a split amongst the pantheon, Hera had her pawn Seraphim retrieve for her the Cauldron, which held the souls of the fallen Giants. Hera, tired of Zeus' cheating ways, instigated a civil war amongst the gods, aiming to kill her husband. The smithing god Hephaestus forged the grand automaton Talos to stand guard over the cauldron, forever sworn to keep it shut so that this evil would never return. Zeus ordered Hermes to gather their souls while their remains were cast into the ocean, to be forever swallowed by the tides. Until one day, Zeus convinced two of the giants to take up arms with the gods. Still, neither side would relent, and the two factions battled on endlessly, incapable of conquering the other. The gods swore to defeat the giants and rid them of the earth. A hellish war is known as the Gigantomachy then begun. These monsters were brought into the world for a single purpose: to destroy the realm of the gods. When the last titan fell, he swore a curse on the gods, and when his blood struck the sea the giants were born. Ages ago, the gods battled the titans in a heated conflict. They are known to be the descendants and relatives of the titans. Not to much is known about the history of the Greek gods.

The blood of war