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| − | Kratos found him sitting against a rock, among dead bodies, holding a dead warrior who is referred to as ''Dominus''. After Kratos had asked what had happened, the warrior claims that the [[gods]], who were angered at the warriors, had sent [[Erinys]] to be their executioner. The warrior then relayed a message to Kratos, sent by Erinys; the message stating Kratos would die before he would find ''"[http://godofwar.wikia.com/wiki/The_Skull_of_Keres the skull]"''. The soldier then died, but Kratos, unfazed by this, simply stated he was coming for [[Deimos|his brother]]. |
+ | Kratos found him sitting against a rock, among dead bodies, holding a dead warrior who is referred to as ''Dominus'' (Dominus' body was cut in half. Probably the blind soldier did not notice that, as he talked to the dead body as it was alive). After Kratos had asked what had happened, the warrior claims that the [[gods]], who were angered at the warriors, had sent [[Erinys]] to be their executioner. The warrior then relayed a message to Kratos, sent by Erinys; the message stating Kratos would die before he would find ''"[http://godofwar.wikia.com/wiki/The_Skull_of_Keres the skull]"''. The soldier then died, but Kratos, unfazed by this, simply stated he was coming for [[Deimos|his brother]]. |
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==Related Pages== |
==Related Pages== |
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*[[Crete]] |
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Revision as of 16:23, 19 October 2012
| “ | The labor begins...death...awaits the ghost...he will never get the skull...the skull... | ” |
–The soldier | ||
The Soldier with no eyes was a Cretan warrior, whom Kratos found at the island of Crete.
The Soldier.
History
Kratos found him sitting against a rock, among dead bodies, holding a dead warrior who is referred to as Dominus (Dominus' body was cut in half. Probably the blind soldier did not notice that, as he talked to the dead body as it was alive). After Kratos had asked what had happened, the warrior claims that the gods, who were angered at the warriors, had sent Erinys to be their executioner. The warrior then relayed a message to Kratos, sent by Erinys; the message stating Kratos would die before he would find "the skull". The soldier then died, but Kratos, unfazed by this, simply stated he was coming for his brother.