Kratos: The Greek God Of Strength And Power

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Kratos the Greek god of strength and power used to be the strongest god until one day a baby named Kalos appeared on the steps of Olympus. He was taken in by the gods and was given to Hercules to be taken care of and protected. The problem was Hercules didn’t know what to do with him. So Hercules carried on with his normal life. That meant he did everything with Hercules he even trained with him. As Kalos grew older and grew stronger as well to one day surpass Kratos’s strength. As a ten year old Kalos had already passed Hercules’s strength.

Meanwhile in Sparta, Greece Kratos has noticed how strong that Kalos is growing and that he would soon surpass him. So Kratos came up with a plan to stop it and his plan was to kidnap Kalos and throw him in the Tartarus pit because he wanted to be the strongest god. The next day Kalos had learned to use his new super jump, and he can also flew. Later as Hercules and Kalos were asleep Kratos stole Kalos in a magic sack that could not open till Kratos opened it and he open the sack and emptied Kalos in to the tartarus pit and no one ever got out of the tartarus pit. As he fell to the ground he landed untouched because he was falling for so long. …show more content…
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