Kratos, infuriated by Ceryx's actions, attacks the God. Ceryx: The messenger of the Gods who appears before Kratos and stops him from pursuing the Assassin.Eventually, Kratos crushes Argos into a sewer, where it is killed by the blades of the unknown Assassin. Kratos fights the beast during his journey through a besieged city, usually forcing it to retreat. This beast appears to stop Kratos' war campaign. Argos: The multi-eyed monster and Hera's favorite pet.Undead Legionnaires: Hades' undead army come to Greece in order to stop Kratos from reaching the Assassin.Cerberi: These three headed beasts are the minions of Hades that try to stop Kratos.Minotaurs: Mighty critters that appear in the city as a sign from the Gods.Dead Riders: These undead horsemen are sent by Hades to collect souls of those who are dead.
Greek Soldier: Mere humans protecting the Greek cities from the ravaging God of War.Ceryx: The Messenger of Olympus, and the one who was sent out to make Kratos stop his pursuit of the Assassin.Assassin: Enigmatic enemy of Kratos who slew Argos for unknown reasons.Argos: A gigantic beast with multiple eyes sent by the Gods to stop the Kratos and his Spartan army.Spartans: The great warriors whose army is led by the God of War himself.Kratos: The new God of War who chose to lead his Spartan people in conquering all of Greece.The game concludes as Kratos kills Ceryx and the Spartan soldiers celebrate, but observing the dead god's body, he realizes that Zeus would eventually take action for this act of defiance. Taking advantage of the situation, the assassin escapes. Ceryx confronts Kratos, but the God of War refuses to cease and engages the messenger in battle. Soon, the son of Hermes, Ceryx, is sent to deliver a message to Kratos from Zeus, who's becoming increasingly concerned with the amount of destruction left in Kratos' path. However, he is being slowed down by an attack of Hades' minions. Kratos pursues him through Greece in order to discover the identity of the assassin's master, who is attempting to turn the gods against him. However, before Kratos is able to kill the beast, it is killed by an unknown assassin as a clear effort to destroy the anti-hero's reputation with the Gods of Olympus. While fighting alongside his warriors, he is attacked by a number of beasts led by the giant, Argos, who is sent by Hera to stop the war Kratos is waging. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.įollowing the events of God of War, Kratos is leading his Spartan army against Greece.