Kratos God of War

Our story embarks on a hero of a mortal named Kratos. Kratos is a loss soul seeking redemption from the Gods who just doesn't want gods to be in control of mortals. This particular mortal’s name is Kratos, the ghost of Sparta or the god of war. After killing Ares the real god of war, Athena named Kratos the New God of War. But when he was killed by Zeus and sent down to the underworld's river Styx, all his powers were drained. He was then a mortal once again. As Kratos journeyed down farther through the river he found Athena's Ghost. When he seen her, Athena then gave him the Blades of Exile. Athena granted Kratos with these weapons and said to him "These are the Blades of Exile. They will help guide you on your journey to the flame." The blades have attacks similar to their predecessors, the Blades of Chaos and Blades of Athena, but with a distinctly different design, featuring horned demon faces on the hilts, pronounced hooks on their lower edges, and an intricate pattern of orange stripes on the flat sides of the blades, which emit fire. These blades grant Kratos the magic power, Army of Sparta, as well as the ability to grapple enemies. Kratos soon learned that Pandora's Box still exists with the power to kill a God even after Ares died. The box is protected by the Flame of Olympus and the only way to put out the flame and reach the box, is to sacrifice Pandora. However, Pandora is being held in a Labyrinth. Once Kratos found her he took her up to the flame and made the sacrifice. Once he opens the box he realizes that it is empty and that he just killed a child for nothing, just as he killed his family in vain. This leaves Kratos with another regret on his mind. After this, Kratos kills Zeus. However, his spirit is still alive and attacks Kratos. Kratos then goes into his own mind and finds hope inside him, forgiving himself for all of the bad things that he had done in his life. Including the killing of Athena, his Wife, his Daughter and Pandora. Once