Upon hearing the distant cries for his aid, Kratos concentrated on fulfilling his goal as he climbed over the balcony of Olympus before meeting up with a group of Underworld Warriors.
"Give it up Kratos, you can't defeat Zeus, much less can you defeat the other Gods?" Hades questioned. As he drew his blades of Athena and slashed his way through the hordes of undead warriors, it was clear that Kratos would stop at nothing to overthrow the King of Olympus. As the Ghost Of Sparta made his way into the main hall he set his sights upon Zeus.
"Zeus, too long I've waited for this moment! The Gods are getting what they deserve from me; Vengenace!" Drawing out the blade of Olympus from his previous battle, Zeus could do nothing to stop the Ghost Of Sparta. Desperately avoiding the rage and anger from each swing of the blade, Zeus went to grab his gauntlet to deliver a swift punch to Kratos, sending him crashing into the walls.
"How long will you keep this up Kratos? You know you cannot bring me down! Not in this state of yours!" Ignoring the taunts, Kratos lifted himself up from the debris and raised his blade before charging towards his opponent.
Back at the battlefield against the Persian Empire, King Xerxes watched on from his mobile throne as King Leonidas and his fellow Spartans fought off wave after wave of Persian armies. In the midst of battle the King eagerly waited his prayers for the God Of War to come to his aid but to no avail. Suddenly silence filled the entire atmosphere; another wave of troops began to rally in, but this time they looked different. It wasn't like any of the other Persians Leonidas and his army fought. They looked much more aggressive, swifter, deadlier.
"God Of War, if you can hear my prayers I could really need some help now..." The King thought to himself in distress.
The calls for help once again travelled to Kratos' head. Somehow he had to finish off Zeus and yet tend to his fellow Spartan's aid. But that consideration would led to a fatal distraction as Zeus landed a great blow to Kratos, sending him off miles away from Olympus. Seeing that the Ghost Of Sparta had dropped the blade of Olympus. The King Of the Gods once again took care of the Titans easily by sending them into the Pits of Tartartaus and imprisoning them for eternity.
"From this day forward, there shall be no peace for Kratos and anyone who joins him."