UPRISING
Alcides, driven by a sense of duty and the need to confront his past, continued to train and grow in stature, both as a gladiator and as a leader of men.
In Athena, King Gaius couldn't ignore the cryptic message from the Pythia any longer. He called a council of his most trusted advisors, including the high priestess of Athena, Cassandra. The council deliberated on the prophecy and its implications. King Gaius wrestled with his emotions, torn between his desire for an heir and his fear of the foretold challenge from his own son.
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