Immortals

A fierce conflict erupts in the heavens among the immortals, resulting in a war that will shape the fate of humanity. The victors establish themselves as gods, while their defeated enemies, the Titans, are cast into the depths of Mount Tartarus.

Among the spoils of war, the powerful Epirus Bow is lost on Earth. This weapon becomes a central focus for both the gods and the Titans, setting the stage for future conflicts.

In 1228 B.C., King Hyperion of Heraklion embarks on a relentless quest to reclaim the Epirus Bow. His goal is to unleash the imprisoned Titans as revenge against the gods for failing to save his family.

In his pursuit of the bow, Hyperion captures the virgin oracle Phaedra, believing she can lead him to the weapon’s hidden location. Phaedra becomes a critical player in the unfolding conflict between mortals and gods.

As Hyperion's army marauds through the land, Theseus defends his village from the invading Athenian soldiers. Despite his efforts, he is captured, leading to the tragedy of his mother's death at the hands of Hyperion's forces.

In the celestial realm, the old man revealed to be Zeus warns the other gods about intervening in mortal affairs. He believes mankind must prove their worth against Hyperion before the Titans are released.

Theseus, now enslaved, escapes alongside the clever thief Stavros thanks to Phaedra's vision of their freedom. This act of rebellion marks a shift in their fight against Hyperion's tyranny.

In a pivotal moment during Theseus's escape, Poseidon intervenes by summoning a tidal wave that obliterates Hyperion's soldiers. This act allows Theseus and his allies to continue their quest.

While burying his mother Aethra, Theseus stumbles upon the Epirus Bow embedded in stone. This discovery signifies a turning point for Theseus as he gains a powerful weapon to confront Hyperion.

Theseus faces off against the Minotaur, a formidable foe guarding the Bow. His victory over the creature not only proves his worth but also allows him to rescue his fellow captives, strengthening their resolve.

Zeus punishes Ares for stepping in to help Theseus, reminding him of the decree not to interfere with mortal affairs. This further isolates Theseus and reinforces the burden of his destiny.

Hyperion, now wielding the Epirus Bow's destructive power, lays siege to Mount Tartarus. The battle proves disastrous as the gods and mortals alike face tremendous losses against the Titans' onslaught.

In a climactic confrontation, Theseus engages Hyperion in an epic duel. As Titans are released, chaos reigns, showcasing the devastating consequences of the gods' and mortals' choices.

With Hyperion defeated, Zeus collapses Mount Tartarus to contain the freed Titans. Although Theseus suffers mortal injuries, he ascends to Olympus, transforming into a legendary figure revered by future generations.

Years later, Theseus’s legacy lives on through his son Acamas. As Acamas is informed of his destined challenges, he gazes at the sky, foreshadowing the battles to come against evil.