Theseus, hero of Athens, stood alone as guardian of the Cretan Labyrinth for ten years to end the humiliating fate destined for his city-state. With the body of a demigod, he imprisoned the monsters of the abyss and protected all living souls. Yet upon his return from that long vigil, he was met with suspicion and slander from his sister, who had taken the throne, and from the nobles in power. His identity was stripped from him. The entire citizenry spat upon his name. Ten years of wholehearted devotion were repaid with nothing but betrayal.
In their arrogance, the people of Athens destroyed the seal of the labyrinth, releasing the monsters of the abyss into the world and driving the city-state to the very edge of annihilation. The proud Queen was toppled from her high place and fell to her knees, weeping blood, crying out for his aid.
Faced with his homeland on the brink of destruction, this true son of the Sea-God pushed away his sister's pleading hands without a trace of feeling. He looked out over the city at the enemies who had wronged him, now being slaughtered by the monsters, and smiled coldly...
