Some Atlantean forces then sail to Egypt. He also destroys the Tower of Odin (Odin's only stronghold on Earth) by using a god power from Kronos. In the Norselands, Kastor destroys Norse temples and replaces them with Atlantean temples, to show his superiority. He decides to attack their homelands while they are heavily defending Greece. Kastor decides they are too powerful and retreats. Just as the Atlanteans kill Melagius, his Egyptian and Norse allies come to aid the city. The Atlanteans invade Melagius' city called Sikyos, and slay him. The survivors tell of their defeat to General Melagius. The Atlanteans retaliate by destroying the entire Greek colony. This angers the Greeks, who promptly attack them. He convinces everyone including Kastor to worship them. Upon their arrival, Krios points out the plant-covered Temples to Oranos and Kronos. The Atlanteans leave the Norselands by using the foreseen temple called a Sky Passage, and they come to a resourceful island. Krios tells of a temple he saw in a vision.

He sends his unnamed servant to the colony, who kills the Theocrat Krios and possesses his body. The story begins with Kronos, who is still trapped in Tartarus, watching the Atlanteans, who are attempting to survive the harsh winters in the Norselands after Atlantis was destroyed 10 years ago in the events of Age of Mythology.

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