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Deinomache, Granter of Wishes

**Deinomache, Granter of Wishes** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Most mercenaries took their contracts in person, but Deinomache took a different approach. Those who desired her services had to leave a message for her, including how much they would pay, in a secret location. The only way her sponsors knew she accepted was when she showed up to be paid.

During the war, Deinomache crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Earth-1

**Earth-1** is one of the many Earths in the Multiverse of the Flashverse continuity. It is the main Earth, where the majority of the Flashverse franchises take place.

## History

The first known contact between Earth-1 and another Earth in the multiverse, was when The Flash trapped Grodd on Earth-2.

The Black Flash of New Earth would later travel to Earth-1 to fight The Flash.

## Notes

* Earth-1 first appeared in Frozen Surfaces.

## See Also

* Characters from Earth-1
* Appearances of Earth-1
* Locations in Earth-1
Agatha the Resilient

**Agatha the Resilient** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Agatha the Resilient was stabbed, pierced by arrows, and bludgeoned countless times. Despite all of that, she was still an eager mercenary who was always looking for her next contract. Perhaps she simply didn't feel pain, or maybe it was that she had something to prove. If the latter, she succeeded.

During the war, Agatha ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Nikomedes of the Woods

**Nikomedes of the Woods** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Nikomedes was a calm and gentle man who lived in the woods for most of his life. No one knew why he became a mercenary, but it seemed to coincide with the ancient gear he found in old ruins near his home. He religiously wore the set and killed anyone close enough to touch it.

During the war, Nikomedes crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the former or recruited him into her crew.
Neleos the Speechless

**Neleos the Speechless** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Some people believed that Neleos the Speechless was never able speak; others said he was so intelligent that he never found anything worth saying. It was believed by some that he did speak, but only when in battle. Whatever the case may have been, it worked in his favor.

During the war, Neleos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Korax the Snake-Haired

**Korax the Snake-Haired** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Because of the dark ringlets coiled upon his head and eyes that glowed of amber, Korax left his victims with the impression they were seeing Chrysaor's face as they died. The chance that any of these descriptions of Korax is true is highly unlikely, but they are the only ones that exist.

During the war, Korax crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Lampos the Manic

**Lampos the Manic** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Lampos the Manic was never known to be rational. A sip of wine not to his taste or a summer breeze just a little too chill... No one knew what would set him off next. Over time, it's said that people stopped talking to him altogether.

During the war, Lampos had already become a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Pisto the Brittle

**Pisto the Brittle** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Pisto the Brittle was a champion horse rider, but after one too many falls, she could no longer ride without incredible pain. She quickly learned to prefer hunting her targets on foot. People claimed seeing her on a horse meant she was focused and determined, not caring about the pain.

During the war, Pisto crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed her or recruited her into her crew.
Kallipos the Deal Breaker

**Kallipos the Deal Breaker** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

When some of his sponsors saw his deceased targets alive and healthy in a different town under a different name, but with missing limbs, they gave Kallipos his title for his outstanding ability to not confirm kills.

During the war, Kallipos ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Sappheire the Spark

**Sappheire the Spark** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Phocian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

In Phokis, Sappheire was a seasoned mercenary when she was hired to track down and locate a missing person. Near Kirrha, she found her mark in a ruin filled with clay figures and unfamiliar soldiers. When her target was freed, she was thanked with a curved sword that was dirtied with clay and wrapped in a bundle of rags.

During the war, Sappheire crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Antianeira the Mangler

**Antianeira the Mangler** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Skythian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Originally part of a war band on the plains of Skythia, Antianeira the Mangler travelled far from home to see the world. It's said she left a bloody trail behind her, but only ever looked forward.

During the war, Antianeira crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and challenged her to a duel. After a long fight, Kassandra slew Antianeira, bringing an end to her bloody trail.
Lena the Marble Fist

**Lena the Marble Fist** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Lena's beauty made her a favorite subject of sculptors in Athens. After dealing with artists for so long, she discovered she could make more drachmae with he fists.

During the war, Lena crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either fought her with weapons and killed her or defeated her with her fists and recruited her into her crew.
Keousa the Fashion Soul

**Keousa the Fashion Soul** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

While others chose their armor based on how protective it was, or what it was made of, Keousa chose her armor based on how it looked. Colors, styles, and materials all combined into one great set worthy of praise.

During the war, Keousa crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into Kassandra's crew on the *Adrestia*.
Kerkyon of the Ashen Wake

**Kerkyon of the Ashen Wake** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many witnessed Keryon of the Ashen Wake in combat. Few survived. A rumor said that he was far more skilled with his flaming bow than with any sword, but none had gotten close enough - or wanted to - to find out.

During the war, Keryon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Menalaos the Nonchalant

**Menalaos the Nonchalant** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

From polemarch to mercenary, Menalaos the Nonchalant was said to never take his work too seriously. Rumors said this was the reason he was sent away disgraced from Athens. He decided that the rule for a polemarch didn't suit him anyway, and picked up the mercenary life with ease.

During the war, Menalaos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Gorgos the Protogeneia

**Gorgos the Protogeneia** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Gorgos committed himself on pitting Athens and Sparta against each other so that his first love, Byzantion, could rise in the wake of their destruction.

During the war, Gorgos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who foiled his plans by taking his life.
Damais the Not-So-Indifferent

**Damais the Not-So-Indifferent** (died 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Damais once went by the title "the Indifferent," but one time he bailed on a fight with another *misthios*, although not as a result of weakness.  This, however, broke his pride and his title was forever changed to "the Not-So-Indifferent."  While his reasons for being a mercenary were unknown, Damais always fought with his all.

While said conflict was ongoing, Damais crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who accepted a bounty contract on the former, and either killed him or recruited him into her crew.

## Gallery

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Petarios the Scarred

**Petarios the Scarred** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Petarios was once a feared mercenary, but one day he took a job that left him seriously burned. Ever since that fateful day, he had avoided jobs that related to burning things.

During the war, Petarios crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra, which recuited him into her crew.
Maia the Mirage

**Maia the Mirage** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Maia the Mirage was known to disappear the moment she was caught. Some believed she didn't exist at all. They were wrong, of course, as there is proof she did indeed exist, but she did hide her existence quite well.

During the war, Maia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Either she killed her, or Kassandra was impressed by Maia's skills and recruited her into her crew on the *Adrestia*.
Onomastos the Parched

**Onomastos the Parched** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Onomastos was known for drinking entire towns dry of their wine. Most of the time, he was a harmless drunkard. Most of the time.

During the war, Onomastos ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Pigres the Weaver

Pigres the Weaver (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Pocked complexion. Pale physique. Clouded eyes. Some said that Pigres the Weaver was a walking corpse, leaving in his wake a trail of quivering, dying hordes of bodies.

During the war, Pigres crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra. A duel ensued and the Eagle Bearer slew the Weaver, bringing his supposed trail of corpses to an end with that of his own. She even claimed his dagger, "Arachne's Stingers."
Nausikaa the Cave Woman

**Nausikaa the Cave Woman** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

People claimed Nausikaa the Cave Woman exited a cave every morning, pet bear at her side. It's said she didn't trust any building that could burn, lest she get caught inside. When asked what she would do if someone set a fire at the entrance to her cave, she simply laughed and said "I'd ride my bear out of here."

During the war, Nausikaa crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed Nausikaa and her bear or recruited her into her crew.
Elysia the Steadfast

**Elysia the Steadfast** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Elysia the Steadfast was a brutal warrior who yelled a war cry so fierce that people claimed the gods even shook with fear upon hearing it. Those who faced her preferred to stay as far away from her as possible.

During the war, Elysia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who proved to be the only opponent who didn't fear Elysia's war cry and killed her in battle.
Grumpy Pedasos

**Grumpy Pedasos** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many said Grumpy Pedasos was a child who never grew up. When Pedasos wanted something, he wanted it right away, and was willing to kill for it. LIke most people, he ultimately realized that he couldn't get everything he wanted, no matter how much blood he shed.

During the war, Pedasos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Lavrentios the Long Haired

**Lavrentios the Long Haired** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece in 5th century BCE.

## Biography

Lavrentios earned his nickname because people who knew him often spoke of his hair.  It is said that he was so proud of his mane that he would stop random people and ask them if they would like to see how soft it was.

During the Peloponnesian War he crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra.
Revolutionary Girl Utena

『少女革命ウテナ』は、幾原邦彦監督、さいとうちほさん、長谷川真也さん、榎戸洋司さん、大黒祐一郎さんで構成された制作グループ、ビーパパスが制作した日本のテレビアニメシリーズです。 このシリーズはJ.C.Staffによって制作され、最初は1997年4月から12月までテレビ東京で放映されました。少女革命ウテナは、「」として知られる謎の少女、姫宮アンシーの手を勝ち取るために剣術トーナメントに引き込まれた10代の少女、天上ウテナを描きます。 「世界を革命する力」を持つ薔薇の花嫁。

幾原氏は、1990年代に東映アニメーションでテレビアニメシリーズ『美少女戦士セーラームーン』の監督を務めた。 翻案作品の監督においてクリエイティブなコントロールができないことに不満を感じた後、オリジナルシリーズを制作するために1995年に退社した。 彼は当初、『ウテナ』を美少女戦士セーラームーンの商業的成功を利用することを目的とした主流の少女（少女向けアニメおよび漫画）シリーズとして構想していましたが、制作中にシリーズの方向性は前衛的でシュールレアリズムなトーンへと劇的に変化しました。 このシリーズは、童話や少女マンガの魔法少女ジャンルの脱構築と破壊として説明されており、ジェンダー、セクシュアリティ、成人のテーマについて解説するために寓意と象徴を多用しています。 そのビジュアルと物語のスタイルは、演劇的なプレゼンテーションと演出の感覚を特徴としており、女性のみで構成された日本の劇団である宝塚歌劇と、寺山修司の実験劇場からインスピレーションを得ています。 シリーズ。

『少女革命ウテナ』は国内外で高い評価を受け、数々の賞を受賞しています。 このシリーズはLGBTのテーマや題材の扱いが特に高く評価されており、その後の数多くのアニメーション作品への影響が注目されています。 斉藤が執筆・絵を描いた『ウテナ』の漫画版は、アニメシリーズと同時期に開発され、元々は1996年から漫画雑誌『ちゃお』に連載されていた。1999年、ビーパパスはテレビの続編として映画『ウテナの思春期』を制作した。 アニメシリーズ。 このシリーズは、2008年に幾原が監督したリマスターを含む、さまざまな物理的リリースを繰り返してきました。 北米では、このシリーズは、Nozomi Entertainment レーベルの下で Right Stuf によって配給されています。

物語
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『少女革命ウテナ』は、「生徒会編」「黒薔薇編」「鳳暁生編」の3つの物語に分かれています。

天上ウテナは幼い頃、旅の王子様から薔薇の刻印が入った指輪を贈られ、いつかまた会えると約束されました。 その出会いをきっかけに、ウテナはいつか自分も「王子様になる」ことを誓う。 数年後、10代のウテナは高級全寮制の鳳学園の生徒になっていた。 彼女は、学校の生徒会との剣決闘トーナメントに巻き込まれていることに気づきます。生徒会のメンバーは、彼女と同じ印章指輪を着用しています。 決闘の勝者は、“世界を革命する力”を持つという“薔薇の花嫁”と呼ばれる謎の学生・姫宮アンシーと“婚約”することになる。 ウテナは最初の決闘で勝利を収める。 薔薇の花嫁の婚約者としての立場を守る義務を負った彼女は、薔薇の花嫁の力を狙う者たちからアンシーを守るためにトーナメントに残ることを決意する。

評議会と決闘して勝利を収めた後、ウテナは説得力と心理学の知識を使って他人を決闘者に誘導する天才学生、御影総司と対峙する。 御影は、末期病の少年・千田マミヤを薔薇の花嫁に据えるため、アンシーの殺害を狙う。 ウテナはミカゲの各デュエリストを倒し、最終的にはミカゲ自身を倒します。 彼の敗北後、御影は鳳学園から姿を消し、学園の住人たちは彼の存在を忘れてしまったようだ。 アンシーの弟で理事長の鳳暁生が「永遠の力」を手に入れる陰謀の一環として御影を利用していたことが判明する。 実は間宮は変装したアンシーで、アキオの御影操作を手助けしていた。

アキオは生徒会メンバー一人一人の前に現れ、彼らを彼が「世界の終わり」と呼ぶ場所に連れて行きます。 アキオとの遭遇後、各評議会メンバーはウテナと再戦する。 ウテナは再び評議員たちを破り、かつての王子に会うために決闘場に呼び出される。 彼女は、王子がアキオであり、彼が永遠の力を手に入れるために彼女とアンシーを利用するつもりであることを発見しました。 ウテナはアンシーを彼の影響から解放するためにアキオと決闘する。 兄の陰謀に加担したアンシーが介入し、ウテナの背中を刺す。 アキオは力を保持する封印された門を開けようとするが失敗する。 重傷を負ったウテナは門をこじ開け、中にアンシーを発見する。 ウテナは彼女に手を差し伸べ、決闘場が彼らの周囲で崩れ去る中、二人は束の間手を繋ぐ。

鳳学園からウテナが姿を消し、アキオとアンシー以外はウテナの存在を忘れ始める。 アキオは、ウテナは革命を起こすことに失敗し、永遠の力を手に入れるための新たな試みを始めるつもりだとコメントする。 アンシーは、ウテナは鳳学園を去っただけで、自分も同じことをするつもりだと答える。 アンシーはウテナを見つけることを厳かに誓い、アキオと学校を離れる。
Nike the Lyre

**Nike the Lyre** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Nike was once a musician, and it's said she never fully gave up this passion upon becoming a mercenary. Witnesses claimed to hear her humming a strange and eerie tune while hunting her prey. Upon finding them, she would smash their heads into the ground to the same tune.

During the war, Nike crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who silenced her after a long battle.
Agis of the North

**Agis of the North** (died c. 429 BCE) was a mercenary hired by the Order of Hunters who operated in Makedonia, Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Agis made himself a promise that he would someday return to his home in Persia before he died. It is believed that he had nightmares where he could no longer remember the name of his hometown. Sadly, his nightmares came true and he never returned home.

Around 429 BCE, Agis was one of the mercenaries hired by the Order of Hunters to hunt down the *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who was also a Tainted One. The influx of mercenaries troubled Ide, an elderly woman living in Amphipolis, and when she crossed paths with Kassandra, ​ Ide asked her to get rid of the mercenaries. Kassandra did so, finding Agis at Amphipolis' docks, and killing him.
Alyx, Daughter of Nyx

**Alyx, Daughter of Nyx** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Few claimed to have seen Alyx at work. She arrived as silently as nightfall and left no trace of her passage. You'd think these would be common traits among mercenaries, but you'd be surprised.

During the war, Alyx crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Her silent tactics, however, had failed her that time.
Philokypros, Cerberus Herder

**Philokypros Cerberus Herder** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Stories say Philokypros, Cerberus Herder traveled with a dog so hellish that many believed he borrowed it from Hades himself. Frothing at the mouth and growling maniacally, this hound obeyed Philokypros and only him.

During the war, Philokypros crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Antiope the Lion Born

**Antiope the Lion Born** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Feral and vicious, many said Antiope was raised by lions. They claim she exhibited strange tendencies, especially relating to where she slept and how she ate. A lover of raw meat, her mouth was often dyed red with the blood of the animals she killed.

During the war, Antiope became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Derinoe the Questioner

**Derinoe the Questioner** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Theban mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Growing up in Thebes, Derinoe the Questioner learned quickly that information was king. In her life as a mercenary, it's said she preferred to ask questions, only making direct statements in combat. Often, she used the information she had gained about her enemy from others in order to ruin their focus.
Okyllos the Successor

**Okyllos the Successor** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Formerly an outcast, Okyllos chanced upon the body of a deceased mercenary. Looting the man's armor and sword, he became a mercenary himself, fighting in honor of the mercenary who birthed his new identity.

Between 429 and 422 BCE, a bounty was placed on Okyllos, which led the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra to hunt him down and retrieved his prized sword. Either Okyllos was killed or recruited into Kassandra's crew.
Kalesios, Poseidon's Oath

**Kalesios, Poseidon's Oath** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Kalesios was a hired spearman aboard an Elis ship when, in a night of drunken mania, the crew pledged its servitude to Poseidon if he sank their ship.  All but Kalesios took the oath.  He awoke later, but none of his crew was there.  In a distance, he saw the remains of the ship he once worked on.

During the war, Kalesios had already become a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew as a spearman once more.
Palaimon the Tainted

**Palaimon the Tainted** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

When Palaimon grew sick alongside his mother, the villagers feared it was a plague, and discarded them in the nearby woods. Stories say an herbalist found the boy, his mother dead nearby, and realized the pair had been poisoned. It became Palaimon's life goal to find out who was responsible.

During the war, Palaimon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Marpsas of the Ashen Wake

**Marpsas of the Ashen Wake** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many had witnessed Marpsas in combat. Few survived. A rumor said that he was far more skilled with his flaming bow than he was with a sword, but no one had ever got close enough - or wanted to - to find out.

During the war, Marpsas crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Kerkyon the Bard

Kerkyon the Bard was a Persian mercenary, operating in Greece during the Pelopennesian War. He was killed or recruted by the Mercenary Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.

## Biography

Prior to leaving Persia, Kerkyon promised himself that he would return to the country before he died. Due to his long term residence in Greece, he would have recurring nightmares where he could not remember the town he came from, which was later a reality when he never returned to Persia.

During the war, Kerkyon was killed or recruited by the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Hippoklides the Betrayed

**Hippoklides the Betrayed** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Boeotian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Hippoklides was sold by his parents in Plataia, and grew up to join a group of local mercenaries. It's been told he was used as a distraction in his first contract - left for dead. When they learned he survived, he taught his fellow mercenaries a lesson by leaving them for dead.

During the war, Hippoklides crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Philomena the Sharp

**Philomena the Sharp** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

For some reason, mercenaries gained a reputation that they weren't smart. That they were useful only for their brawn or their combat prowess. If there was one mercenary who proved they could be smart as well, it was Philomena. Few could boast they excelled like her in combat or a battle of wits.

During the war, Philomena crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Kasos the Nimble

**Kasos the Nimble** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many of the orphans in Athens are never spoken about.  Kasos grew up as one and was forced to steal to survive.  He ended up idoctrinated into a larger underworld, and found himself doing dirtier deeds for the city's criminals.  His agility and ability to disappear made him a favorite hire.

During the war, Kasos the Nimble crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom he was hired to kill.  Either he himself was killed or was recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Eutychea the Furious

**Eutychea the Furious** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Visited by infernal goddesses in the night as a girl, Eutychea the Furious was possessed by a deep explicable rage her entire life.  It was only through becoming a deadly mercenary that she finally found an outlet for the flames within her.

During the war, Eutychea had crossed pathes with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Monia the Dead Wedded

**Monia the Dead Wedded** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

After a fire, Monia's husband became a shell of his former self. He sought only vengeance for the death of his children. Monia, however, moved on from here grief and found joy in life's simple pleasures. Like the air of the open road - or the sound of her enemies' screams as she killed them.

During the war, Monia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. After a long fight, Kassandra killed Monia, partly because she was disgusted by Monia's joy in hearing the screams of her enemies.
Kalaria the Soul Taker

**Kalaria the Soul Taker** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece in 5th century BCE.

## Biography

After her parents died she was raised by her uncle and over time she learned to endure pain and became a well-known *misthios*.  She believed that taking the souls of her victims, who could feel her sadness before death, would comfort her broken one, thus earning the title "the Soul Taker."

During the Peloponnesian War she crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who received a bounty contract placed on Kalaria. Either Kassandra killed her and claimed the bounty or she recruited Kalaria into her crew.
Kore the Angler

**Kore the Angler** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Kore the Angler's patience was renowned. She would wait all day and night to catch her foe unaware. In one story, it's said she hid in shallow water all night - only the smallest part of her face visible above the waves. It was that night and many others like it that she got her kill.

During the war, Kore crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Lois the Dancer

**Lois the Dancer** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Everyone knows in a swordfight, the first person to misstep takes a hit. Lois the Dancer never missed her step.

During the war, Lois ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the former or saw potential in Lois and recruited her into her crew on the *Adrestia*.
Chloe the Poison Drinker

**Chloe the Poison Drinker** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

After many years of exposing herself to toxins, drinking poison and living became Chloe's favorite party trick. It is believed that anyone who didn't watch their drinks while they were around her, they would later be found dead with an empty cup.

During the war, Chloe became a mercenary and had crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. After they dueled, Chloe was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Halkyone the Desert Rose

**Halkyone the Desert Rose** was a Megarian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Halkyone always said she came from far away, a land that was far tougher than the one she was born in. Perhaps if people believed she grew up in a worse place, they'd feel sorry for her, or even fear her more. Whatever the case, she actually grew up in Pagai.

During the war, Halkyone became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who recruited her into her crew.
Alektrona the Belladonna

**Alektrona the Belladonna** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Despite her floral name, Alektrona was merciless. A former herbalist, she used to coat her blade with a deadly poison from a poisonous flower.

During the war, Alektrona crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two mercenaries fought each other with poisoned weapons and in the end, the Eagle Bearer came out victorious and the Belladonna was slain.
Photios the Dog's-Breath

**Photios the Dog's-Breath** was a Kephallonian mercenary and a friend and a mentor of the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra, who lived during the 5th century BCE.

## Biography

Sometime before 431 BCE, Photios retired from the mercenary life, and ended up in the Sanctuary of Delphiin Phokis, working as a guard of a treasury. However, a group of priests led by Amyris managed to steal precious sapphires. Considering himself too old to hunt them down, Photios enlisted the help of Kassandra when he happened to see her at the Sanctuary.
Philaon the Childish

**Philaon the Childish** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Growing up in Alexandria, it's said Philaon loved pretending to be a Mercenary, to the horror of his parents. They pushed him away from such thoughts, but after an assault on his village took their lives, Philaon set out to prove to their souls that he could be the best Mercenary there ever was.

During the war, Rasmos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra.
Kepheos the Grave Thief

**Kepheos the Grave Thief** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Kepheos, unlike other mercenaries who gained their wealth from completing contracts, was often seen digging at night, digging into the earth where a body was buried earlier in the day. He grew far wealthier during times of war, including the Peloponnesian War.

As the war continued, Kepheos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Seeing him as more of a grave robber than a mercenary, the Eagle Bearer fought and killed the Grave Thief.
Nanno the Abakos

**Nanno the Abakos** (died c. 420s BCE) was an Athenian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

With Nanno's love of mathematics, her parents saw her future in an Athenian treasury. However, instead of counting drachmae, she counted her number of kills. She kept track of them on her personal abacus as she traveled across the Greek world.

During the war, Nanno crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who accepted a bounty contract on the latter and either killed her or recruited her into her crew.
Auxesia the Spawn of Chaos

**Auxesia the Spawn of Chaos** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many who saw her came to believe Auxesia was born in the darkest void - a sister of Nyx and Erebos. It was the only conceivable explanation for her acts of violence and vacant eyes.

During the war, Kassandra the Eagle Bearer accepted a bounty contract for Auxesia and hunted her down. Upon finding her, the Eagle Bearer fought and killed the Spawn of Chaos.
Iphitos of Oversea

**Iphitos of Oversea** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Iphitos was found on a beach, passed out, and had no memory of where he came from or what happened to him. What was intriguing about him was that he had a "natural" talent for battle. It was possible that he was actually hiding or running away from a terrible past.

During the war, Iphitos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Arybbas, Lover of Euterpe

**Arybbas, Lover of Euterpe** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Pelopennesian War.

## Biography

Arybbas, Lover of Euterpe dedicated every victory to the muse of music and delight, Euterpe. He would play a song on his lute every day in hopes that she would descend from heaven to his bed. Unsurprisingly, Arybbas was never married.

During the war, Arybbas was either killed by the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer or was recruited into her crew as a musician.
Ra's Mercy

Ra's Mercy was one of the Phylakes in Egypt during the reign of Ptolemy XIII. He was killed by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa.

## Biography

After the assassination of Gennadios, Ra's Mercy and the rest of the Phylakes were given orders to locate and hunt down the Medjay Bayek of Siwa. However, he was instead hunted down by Bayek, who took his signature weapons, the Storm blades.

## Death

Ra's Mercy was killed by Bayek in Faiyum in the 1st Century BCE.
Ainia the Fury of the Waters

**Ainia the Fury of the Waters** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Ainia made a name for herself for turning Poseidon's seas red whenever she set sail. It was said that she had no care for the ships she sailed, and she would happily ruin her own in combat if it meant taking the enemies ship as a prize.

During the war, Ainia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. She aimed to take the latter's ship the *Adrestia* as a prize, but it was not to be. As the battle went on, the Fury of the Waters fought the Eagle Bearer one-on-one until the two of them fell overboard. After a struggle underwater, Kassandra killed Ainia and left her body for the sharks.
Lydia the Wrath of Persephone

**Lydia the Wrath of Persephone** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Lydia called herself Hades' beloved and believed she would earn his favor by slitting throats. She delivered hundreds of subjects to his underworld kingdom, always claiming it was all for him.

During the war, Lydia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer (whom herself would later see Hades face to face). She challenged Kassandra, believing that if she sent her to Hades it would help boost her chances of earning his favor, mainly because of Kassandra's reputation. After a long battle, however, the Wrath of Persephone was slain by the Eagle Bearer.
Aretos the Aid

**Aretos the Aid** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

When Aretos was surrounded by carnage and war, all he wanted to do was heal people.  He  believed that in a world covered with blood, people always needed help.  After Aretos devoted his life to medical service, he was betrayed by one of his patients, who tried to poison him.  If that was his patient's way of showing gratitude, Aretos swore never to aid others again.

During the war, he crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who accepted his bounty. In the end she either killed him, or recruited him into her crew as the ship's doctor.
Lysippe the Image Fighter

**Lysippe the Image Fighter** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Lysippe was once a slave to a sword master. It's said she spent much of her time watching him train. Even though she wasn't allowed to wield a weapon, she constantly envisioned it. One night, they came under attack and Lysippe was forced to fight. So she did, killing her master in the process.

During the war, Lysippe had already become a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Kalon the Masher

**Kalon the Masher** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

It's said that Kalon received his nickname "the Masher," due to the habit of hacking away at his victims long after they'd died. Likely a rumor designed to strike fear into the hearts of his enemies, but few had the courage to find out the truth.

During the war, Kalon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Larissa the White Widow

**Larissa the White Widow** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

When Larissa's husband died, it's said nobody saw her leave her home ever again. Yet, stories still arose of a women, white like the moon, chasing people with her blade. Few saw her face and lived, but those who did swore it was Larissa, although her eyes were no longer human.

During the war, Larissa had become a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two women battled hard until the White Widow was slain by the Eagle Bearer.
Keto the One-Eyed

**Keto the One-Eyed** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Megarian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Keto had her eye gouged out during a hunting accident when she was a young girl in Megara. She adjusted quickly to having one eye and embraced her fate by dedicating her life to becoming a great markswoman.

During the war, Keto crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the former or recruited her into her crew on the *Adrestia* as an archer.
Philon, Cerberus Herder

**Philon, Cerberus Herder** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Stories say Philon, Cerberus Herder traveled with a dog so hellish that many believed he borrowed it from Hades himself. Frothing at the mouth and growling maniacally, this hound obeyed Philon and only him.

During the war, Philon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Hyrkanos the Cunning

**Hyrkanos the Cunning** (died 431 BCE) was a Greek mercenary employed by Athens to sabotage the Spartan war efforts in Megaris during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

In 431 BCE, Hyrkanos was hired by Athens to aid their forces in Megaris against the encroaching Spartan forces. He made several attempts to sabotage the Spartan war efforts. To this end, he hired an Athenian soldier and gave him a Spartan soldier outfit in order to infiltrate the Spartan camp in Pagai and steal a tablet containing an account of their activities in the region.

At one point, Hyrkanos also attacked and slew a Spartan supply convoy on its way through the Occupied Forest of Tripodiskos. The supplies he left alone, letting the citizens of Megara, among them Neaera, take them. The Spartans sent Dolios to investigate, and he enlisted the help of the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra/Alexios the Eagle Bearer to hunt down and eliminate Hyrkanos, and she did.
Ponteus the Glistening

**Ponteus the Glistening** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Ponteus grew strong as a quarryman in the marble pit of Thasos. There, he led a revolt. He became a mercenary following the successful revolt, but vowed to return to Thasos to burn it to the ground. He never did.

During the war, Ponteus crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed him or recruited him into her crew.
Pittakos the Lion Tamer

**Pittakos the LIon Tamer** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Pittakos learned the art of taming lions from his parents to use in hippodromes, but the war proved to be more conducive to this kind of art. Records of two lions by his side exist, but most use lion in the singular form. Maybe Pittakos was the second lion.

As the war continued, Pittakos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. She either killed him or recruited him into her crew, thinking that his lion taming skills would be of great use to her.
Megareus, Servant of Lamia

**Megareus, Servant of Lamia** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Legend has it that one night long ago, Megareus saw Lamia's face in a dream and fell lovesick. Most believe it was just a myth, but that didn't stop parents from locking their children inside whenever he came to town.

During the war, Megareus became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Kephalon the Thinker

**Kephalon the Thinker** (died c. 422 BCE) was an Argive actor and mercenary who operated in Achaia, Greece.

## Biography

Throughout his early years, Kephalon had longed to perform at the theater in Argos. However, his dream was never fulfilled as no one was willing to cast him in their plays. He soon exacted his revenge by killing those who rejected his performances and took up the job of being a mercenary.

Around 422 BCE, Kephalon was hired by the magi of the Order of the Storm Phila to hunt down the *misthios* Kassandra. He and another mercenary Proktos the Moon King were sent to patrol Boura located southwest of Patrai. Later, Proktos and Kephalon were eliminated by Kassandra herself.
Iphito the Gut Wrencher

**Iphito the Gut Wrencher** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Iphito the Gut Wrencher spent much of her time at the docks in Magna Grecia, often being told by her captains to get out of the way and let the men work. She vowed she would one day have a crew of her own following every order she shouted. She kept her promise.

During the war, Iphito crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Gennadios

Gennadios was the Phalakitai of Alexandria in Egypt during the reign of Ptolemy XIII. He was killed by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa.

## Biography

After the assassination of Gennadios, The Phylakes were given orders to locate and hunt down the Medjay Bayek of Siwa. However, they were instead hunted down by Bayek.

## Death

Gennadios was assassinated by Bayek in Alexandria in the 1st Century BCE.
Polykaste the Jilted

**Polykaste the Jilted** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Korinthia during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

After being abandoned by her lover, she vowed that she would travel the Peloponnese and hunt down the goddess Athena, for her lover claimed that it was that same goddess who made *him* vow never to fall in love.  During this hunt, she took her anger out on anyone who crossed her path.

While said conflict was ongoing, Polykaste crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra, who accepted a bounty contract on the former, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Memnon, Promise Keeper

**Memnon, Promise Keeper** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

One time, while drunk, Memnon found himself engaged to be married. While most would've backed out, he stayed true to his word and eventually came to love and earn the love from his wife. It was believed that his work as a mercenary wasn't solely for himself, but to give his new wife everything that she deserved.

During the war, Memnon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer . After a long battle the Eagle Bearer spared him after hearing his story and recruited him into her crew on the *Adrestia*.
Astraia the Frenzied

**Astraia the Frenzied** was a Chiosian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Astraia was raised in Chios amongst the Daughters of Artemis. She soon abandoned them by stealing Hippolyta's Belt from her elders. This crime however, proved to be a terrible mistake, for what she didn't know was that the belt would cause her to have a lust for blood, which would doom her to a life of combat.

During the war, Astraia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Mania the Maligned

**Mania the Maligned** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Sickness was a terrible thing for a mercenary as it usually meant time not spent completing a contract. Mania the Maligned attempted to avoid towns and cities if she could, as she had a habit of becoming ill when around other people. She preferred to hunt her bounties out in the wild where she was safe.

During the war, Mania had crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Phyllis the Stubborn

**Phyllis the Stubborn** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Unlike other mercenaries who learned from their failures, Phyllis didn't learn from hers. She believed that her ways of getting the job done were the only ones, even if they did fail over and over again. Some said that she was like that because she was lazy and didn't want to improve herself.

During the war, Phyllis crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra, and that was when her stubborness became her undoing.
Ptolemy's Fist

Ptolemy's Fist was one of the Phylakes in Egypt during the reign of Ptolemy XIII. He was killed by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa.

## Biography

After the assassination of Gennadios, Ptolemy's Fist and the rest of the Phylakes were given orders to locate and hunt down the Medjay Bayek of Siwa. However he was instead hunted down by Bayek, who took his signature weapon, the Copper Mace.

## Death

Ptolemy's Fist was killed by Bayek in Sap-Meh Nome in the 1st Century BCE.
Arete the Shark-Toothed

**Arete the Shark-Toothed** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Thracian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

If there was one thing Arete the Shark-Toothed didn't miss about her home in Thrake, it was the cold nights of the steppes. Any day that required her to wear warm clothes was a terrible day for her.

During the war, Arete crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and was killed (or was recruited into her crew}.
Rules

Haha this is funny. The server has no rules. Superflat.pw is an anarchy server, this means hacking, griefing, and swearing are all completely legal.

Although Hacking is legal this does not mean staff let it run rampant. Certain hacks and cheats such as duplication and flight have been prevented to make sure the server stays balanced.

If you do manage to fly or duplicate items, good job, you wont be banned, but you should make the most of it while you can because staff will probably fix it soon after it is discovered.

Overall a general rule of thumb is abuse as much as you can, you won't be banned.

Good Luck on the server

-*TheTrueMunchkin*

Edit: Fuck Phantoms, they are shit and kill you and they are shit.
Okyale, War Seeker

**Okyale, War Seeker** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Persian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Okyale, War Seeker was born in Persia and came specifically to join the war. Of course, she didn't fight for one side or the other, but whoever paid the most. She had a sister from Pagai who she once faced on the battlefield. Only Okyale left alive.

As the war continued, Okyale crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two mercenaries met on the battlefield, only that time it was Kassandra who came out alive and not Okyale.
Rhexenor the Mountain

**Rhexenor the Mountain** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

More mountain than human, Rhexenor stood taller than the rest for as long as he could remember. He was able to take blows that would have killed other mercenaries. After each battle, he marked down any new wounds he received and the battle he fought in to receive them.

During the war, Rhexenor crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed of recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Kallistrate the Lumbering

**Kallistrate the Lumbering** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Kallistrate arm-wrestled every man in her home town before she went to the nearest city to find a worthy opponent.  She was laughed out of every tavern, and so decided to find opponents who couldn't refuse her, by chasing late payments for a local debt collector.

During the war, Kallistrate became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Charis the Tough

**Charis the Tough** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Charis could drink anyone under the table, night or day. She grew up on a vineyard in Byzantion and was the only daughter in a family of twelve. She learned how to handle her wine and, out of necessity, her strength as well. Her brothers quickly realized she was not one to mess with.

During the war, Charis became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Upon this meeting, Charis was either killed by Kassandra or was recruited into her crew on the *Adrestia* out of admiration for her strength, which was put to good use at the oars.