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Revision as of 03:11, 16 July 2010
Kratos comes to the shackles of the Titan Hyperion
"By the hands of Zeus, the Titans had been bound and shackled in their torment, for a thousand years, with no hope of escape." - Gaia
This is the part of the depths of Tartarus where Zeus chained and imprisoned the mighty Titans. Kratos comes across the shackles as he makes his way out of Tartarus. He ascends the shackles of the Titan Hyperion, and encounters the chains that held the Titan Atlas as well, but notices that they have been broken and Atlas has been released.
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