Sparda's Revenge: Story 2
As before, this story containes several different cross overs. God of War is the overall cross over but contains different cross overs.
A thousand years ago, after the victory against the demons, the main Gods became rulers of the land and those becoming immortal. The Elder God was the ruler of the Azarthians, the main god, and controlled the sea. With him, past over a hundred different Gods fought to gain their own glory. Each God chose what they shall rule over and who. Only the Eldest God and his relative Gods where granted the supreme ruler gods. All Gods lived forever but only the superior Gods couldn't be killed by Demons, Gods, or Mortals. Still there was a powerful weapon made by the Demons before their defeat. This weapon had the power to grant anyone the power to kill a superior God. It was called Pandora's Box and it released unspeakable power through the evil emotional spirits that were locked away. Gratefully, The Elder God and Sareena took over the box and kept it under watchful eyes. Even when the box was near them, the Gods became weak. The box was too dangerous to be kept in the realm of the Gods. For this reason, they sought out a plan to keep this evil weapon at bay. They needed to build a temple that was grander then any empire and could keep anyone out from the box's reach. The four of the six chief gods, Elder God, Argoton, Sareena, and Shao Kahn appeared before an architect named Pathos Verdes III and ordered him to build such a temple. Pathos was a self-proclaimed loyal subject and chief architect of the Gods. Thousands of Pathos men were given extreme strength and speed to complete the massive temple. While building the temple with his two sons, the elder son dies first and the second son follows his brother into the afterlife field. With his two sons gone, Pathos begins to lose faith in the gods. It all comes to a head when he has a heated argument with his wife and ends up killing her by plunging a knife through her chest. Before committing suicide, he leaves a note explaining his actions and of how he felt betrayed by the gods he once served. It took amazingly 50 years to complete the massive temple that composed the biggest empire in all of Azarath, even with the death of Pathos. The Gods then strapped the massive temple on top of Kronos, the Elder God's Demon father. Kronos was ordered to wander the desert until his death. Though the giant Temple of Pandora was always on the move, many attempts were made to take the weapon. For many reasons was to become powerful or sell it toward merchants, still the main attention was to use the power to kill the main Gods. The Laws of the Gods demanded that if one of the main Gods were to be killed, the killer should take over their responsibility. The first of many who tried to retrieve Pandora's Box was a unknown soldier who had died within the temple. As a result of this the gods cursed him to forever watch the temple's gates and open them to anyone who think they can brave the temple's traps and retrieve Pandora's Box. So far, no one has succeeded and many soldiers were killed as the result of their failure. Pandora's Box lay untouched in it's lair while moving though the land of Azarath. It would be two thousand years later when a great warrior unlike all others, would finally take this box. Fueled by revenge, this great warrior would kill the God that cursed him and caused him his pain. Sparda, the champion for the Gods, would kill one those he plagued his serves to.