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THE ENDGAME Chapter II

> ❝ The Story would take place almost a decade after the previous ENDGAME. All the main characters (Xplo, Joe, Larry) would be in their late 20s. Yes adult stickmen... first time in history lol. It would also show the origin story of the gameboy - who created it... and how did it worked... The questions you all been having since last 2 years!!! The main characters would be dealing with their adult life crisis while being dragged back to the endgame case. Ultimately finding out who made the gameboy and who's the killer. ❞
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> — Xplo in the 'Official Teaser' Description
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## The ENDGAME Chapter II

### First released

First Episode - August 23, 2022Full Movie - November 8, 2022

### Language

English

THE ENDGAME Chapter II is the sequel to The ENDGAME. In ENDGAME II, we see the Return of the Endgame and how it was made. The Endgem (a quadrilateral gem with the power to kill people) has fallen into the wrong hands, again! We know that it isn't another Gameboy Advance but directly the gem with this power. Following this we can see that the time is set to 2033 where many of the main characters are now adults and are adults and have families.
Meno

**Meno** is a minor character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Appearance

The only word that could describe Meno was pretty. In fact, it was said that if shaved off his beard, he would look no less pretty than a beautiful Greek maiden.

## Personality

He was a narrow-minded man who used his glib to bolster his position. Due to his personality, he regularly clashed with Clearchus who looked down upon him and made his dislike known.

## History

Meno was the biggest sycophant amongst the 10,000 Greeks hired by Cyrus the Younger. His sycophancy and his ambiguous relationship with Ariaeus, Cyrus the Younger's right-hand man, allowed him to be on the vanguard of Cyrus's army when they marched towards Babylonia. This allowed him and his men to obtain the most loot from the villages that they pillaged along the way.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

After the death of Cyrus the Younger in the Battle of Cunaxa, Meno was away from his camp for a few days while he discussed their next move with the other mercenary leaders. When he returned to his camp, he learned about Davos and instantly became greatly jealous of the latter's popularity amongst his men. He attempted to pressure Davos through the use of his position but failed due to the latter's eloquence. After he learnt that Davos had healed Asistes, he berated him and planned to make him his guard in order to limit his growing influence amongst his men, but he was threatened by his own captains, including Antonios, Kapus and Amintas.

Around a month later, Clearchus took him, Proxenus, Socrates, and Agis to meet Tissaphernes in order to discuss countermeasures to curb the growing discontent between the Greeks and the Persians. Instead, they walked into a trap set by Tissaphernes, Orontes, and Ostanes. He begged for his life on his knees and even barked on command, but he was ultimately beheaded by Tissaphernes.
Antonios

**Antonios** is a major character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Personality

He is a man with a sense of responsibility. He is also a mature and courageous man who is able to lead others during battle.

## Background

He was from Thessaly. Later, he a became a captain under Meno, one of the Greek generals who worked under Cyrus the Younger as a mercenary.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He was the captain of the platoon to which Davos belonged.
Xenophon

**Xenophon** is a minor character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Appearance

He was not very tall and had the common features of Greeks: curly, dark hair, high-bridged nose, square face, thick beard, and in particular, a fairly wide forehead and a pair of smart and perceptive eyes.

## Personality

Despite his knowledge and literacy, he was a staunch believer of divine prophesies, omens in dreams, and predictions, evident from the fact that he went to Persia after receiving an oracle of Apollo.

## History

Six months prior, in Athens, he received an invitation from Proxenus to work for Cyrus the Younger. He was hesitant as Cyrus had been an ally of the Spartans, so he was worried that it wouldn't look good for him, as an Athenian, to work for Cyrus.

On the advice of his teacher, Socrates, he went to Delphi and obtained an oracle of Apollo which said that he should pray to Hades if he wishes to safely return back to Greece from this expedition.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He was appointed as the new Adjutant of Hieronymus' phalanx after the latter replaced Proxenus, who was ambushed and killed by Tissaphernes. Normally, this position would not have gone to him, a newcomer. However, his predecessor, Agasias, lost the election for the position of the new phalanx leader to Hieronymus. Naturally, Hieronymus would not re-appoint Agasias to the position of Adjutant, so he chose to appoint Xenophon, a close friend of Proxenus and a gifted orator, unlike himself.
Lysias

**Lysias** was a logographer (speech writer) and one of the greatest experts on rhetoric in Ancient Greece.

## History

Cephalus, his father, was a native of Syracuse, and on the invitation of Pericles had settled at Athens. At Thurii, he commenced his studies in rhetoric. The failed Athenian invasion of Sicily in 415–413 BCE had dire consequences for Lysias's family. Lysias and his elder brother Polemarchus, with three hundred other persons, were driven from Thurii and settled at Athens (412 BCE).

Lysias and Polemarchus were rich men, having inherited property from their father, Cephalus. Despite being foreigners and non-citizens, they owned houses in Athens and Piraeus. In 404 BCE, the Thirty Tyrants were established at Athens. Their first act was to target resident aliens with Lysias and Polemarchus being on a list of ten singled out to be the first victims. Polemarchus was arrested, and compelled to drink poison while Lysias was able to narrowly escape.

During his later years Lysias - now probably a comparatively poor man owing to the rapacity of the tyrants - became a hard-working member of a new profession - that of logographer, writer of speeches to be delivered in the law-courts. Despite his great skill and talent for rhetoric, he was unable to plead in court since he was not an Athenian citizen.

## Plot

On an invitation from , he migrated to Thurii and became the Dean of Rhetoric at the Theonia Akademia.
Tissaphernes

**Tissaphernes** is a minor antagonistic character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## History

Tissaphernes was a descendant, possibly a great-great-grandson, of Hydarnes, one of the six companions of Darius I (r. 522 – 486 BCE) who helped overthrow Bardiya, the second son of Cyrus the Great (r. 559 – 530 BCE), and put Darius on the throne.

He learned about Cyrus the Younger's plot to assassinate and informed Artaxerxes II about it, leading to the imprisonment of Cyrus. This allowed him to become Artaxerxes II's most trusted advisor, but also earned him the enmity of Cyrus the Younger.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He became the Satrap of Lydia and Ionia after Cyrus the Younger died in the Battle of Cunaxa. Later, he advised Artaxerxes II to drive the 10,000 Greeks north to Armenia as he did not wish for the Greeks to trample throughout Lydia, his satrapy.

He was the most fearsome adversary of the 10,000 Greeks. He also masterminded the capture and murder of most Greek mercenary leaders such as Clearchus, Meno, Proxenus, Agis and Socrates.

He lent 4,500 archers and 1,500 mounted archers to Artaozus after the latter claimed that he could wipe out the Greeks through his harassment tactics. However, next afternoon, when his army followed Artaozus' army which had left at dawn, he saw most of the army dead while the rest were severely injured.

Enraged, he chased after the Greeks along with Ostanes and Orontes' armies. He finally caught up to them a few days later and launched a frontal attack on the Greeks, which resulted in some casualties to the Greeks but many more casualties to the Persians who were unskilled at close combat.

Then, he decided to stick to the long-ranged harassment tactics based around the superior Persian archers. For five days, the Persians harassed the Greeks before they reached the Corduene mountains south of Armenia. Not letting up for even a moment, Tissaphernes sent archers to the nearby mountain to ambush the resting Greeks.

Ultimately, Queen Mother Parysatis had him poisoned and killed for the death of her beloved son, Cyrus the Younger.
Asistes

**Asistes** is a major character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

When he was crossing a wooden bridge, the bridge suddenly broke and he fell into the river. In the process, he obtained a deep gash on his thigh from a piece of broken wood. Next morning, he started burning up and began to mutter despite being unconscious. Davos performed a procedure of debridement on him to remove a piece of wood that was left inside his leg and had caused an infection.
Sybaris

**Sybaris** was a city-state situated on the Gulf of Taranto within Magna Graecia.

It was succeeded by the city-state of Thurii which was located a short distance from the site of Sybaris after it had been abandoned.

## History

The city of Sybaris was founded in 720 BCE between the Crati and Sybaris rivers by Achaean settlers. Soon, Sybaris amassed great wealth thanks to its fertile land and busy port. This wealth attracted the envy of its neighbor Kroton which subjugated Sybaris in 510/509 BCE and drove out its population. Two attempts to reoccupy the city failed around 452/451 BC and 446/445 BCE when the remaining Sybarites were again expelled by the Krotoniates. Finally, the Sybarites called for help from Athens under Pericles and reoccupied their city in late 446/445 BCE with the assistance of new settlers from Athens and other cities in the Peloponnese. Some of these original settlers included great men from Greece such as Herodotus, Protagoras, and Lysias.

The city didn't face any attacks from Kroton in the short term, possibly due to its Athenian backing. Unfortunately, the new settlers and the Sybarites were unable to coexist as the latter demanded the exclusive possession of important political privileges, ensuring that they would remain the masters of the city. As a result, the Sybarites were driven out of the city. The new settlers then founded the city of Thurii in 444/443 BCE, a new colony which was built partially on top of the site of Sybaris while the expelled Sybarites founded Sybaris on the Traeis river, which collapsed after a few decades. With the formation of Thurii, Sybaris ceased to exist as a political entity.
Artaxerxes II

**Artaxerxes II** is a major antagonistic character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

He was King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire from 404 BC to 370 BC. He was the son and successor of Darius II (r. 423 – 404 BC) and his mother was Parysatis.

## Personality

Artaxerxes II had a timid nature and he did not like to argue with others. Even when Cyrus the Younger had begun to incite rebellion against him, he had been hesitant as he wished to avoid bloodshed. Later, it was said that if for vigorous dissuasion his ministers, he would've retreated east instead of meeting Cyrus the Younger in the Battle of Cunaxa.

## History

Soon after his accession, Artaxerxes II faced opposition from his younger brother Cyrus the Younger, who assembled an army composing of troops from his satrapy as well as Greek mercenaries in his bid for the throne. The forces of the brothers clashed at Cunaxa in 401 BC, which resulted in the defeat and death of Cyrus. Following this, Artaxerxes II had to contend with several other revolts; a revolt by Evagoras I (r. 411–374 BC) in Cyprus between 391–380 BC, by the Phoenicians in c. 380 BC, and most importantly, the revolts by the western satraps (known as the Great Satraps' Revolt) in the 360s and 350s BC, led by distinguished figures such as Datames, Ariobarzanes, and Autophradates.
Partheniae

**Partheniae** (“sons of virgins”) were a lower ranking Spartan population who went to Magna Graecia and founded Taranto.

## Origin

There are three distincts theories behind the origin of the Partheniae.

1. According to Antiochus of Syracuse, during the first Messenian war, those Spartans who had not fought in the war had been rejected as cowards and they, along with their descendants, had been condemned. Their descendants were known as Parthenians.
2. According to Ephorus of Cyme, due to the prolonged Messenian war, Sparta's demography was threatened as birth rates had plummeted. Unfortunately, the Spartan men had sworn an oath to not return home until they defeated the Messenians. As a result, they allowed young Spartans who had not sworn the oath return home and copulate with all the girls available. The children who were born from these unions were named Parthenians.
3. According to Heraclides Ponticus, the Partheniae were bastards who had resulted from the unions of Spartan women and their slaves during the Messenian war when the Spartan men had been away.

Heraclides Ponticus' theory was the most widely accepted in Greece during the 4th century BCE, a time when most of Greece held a negative opinion of the domineering Sparta. As a result, it wasn't surprising that they publicized theories wherein the brave Spartan men had been cuckolded by slaves.
Battle of Cunaxa

**Battle of Cunaxa** was fought in the late summer of 401 BC between the Persian king Artaxerxes II and his brother Cyrus the Younger for the throne of the Achaemenid Empire. This great battle between more than 70,000 men took place 70 km north of Babylon, at Cunaxa, on the left bank of the Euphrates.

## Events

The Greeks, who were placed on the right of Cyrus's army, managed to break through the Persian infantry on the left of Artaxerxes's army. However, due to a lack of discipline, they failed to regroup and deal a blow to the center of Artaxerxes's army. As a result, Cyrus was forced to lead his cavalry in a wedge formation to break through the center of Artaxerxes's army. The brave Cyrus managed to break through with less than one thousand cavalry and even impaled Artaxerxes with his javelin. Unfortunately, before he could celebrate his victory, a stray javelin from a soldier named Mithridates impaled Cyrus through the eye, instantly killing him.

## Outcome

* Artaxerxes II gravely injured but survived
* Death of Cyrus the Younger at the hands of Mithridates
* Death and rebirth of Davos
* Minimal losses to both Greeks and Persians
* Greek camp looted, along with all of Cyrus the Younger's concubines, except Cheiristoya
* 10,000 Greeks forced to retreat back to Greece

The main source is Xenophon, a Greek soldier who participated in the fighting.
Theonia Military Hierarchy

* Grand Legatus - Supreme Commander of the army.
	+ Legate - Commander of one legion composed of ~5000-6000 men.
		- Grand Centurion - Commander of 1000 men.
			* Centurion - Commander of 100 men.
				+ Platoon Captain - Commander of 10 men.
					- Foot Soldier

## Trivia

* Davos was the Grand Legatus in the Thurii Army.
* Drakos was a Legate in Thurii Army.
* Antonios was a Grand Centurion in the Thurii Army.
* Hielos was a Centurion in the Thurii Army.
* Matonis was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Olivos was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Giorgris was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
Amendalora

Amendalora is the city-state north of Thurii within Magna Graecia.

# plot

### Book 2 - Magna Graecia

They would send reinforcements to join in the attack on Lucania led by Thurii, Being a subsidiary Ally. this would led the reinforcements to be wiped out by the Lucanians near Laos along with their mother's city forces. This would cause distress and grieving in Amendalora. It would also force them to temporarily relocate Thurii however In the middle of their evacuation they would be ambushed by a Lucania tribe led by Vespa and his son Bagul. Vespa captured Amendaloras turning them into slaves. The poor tribe of Lucania would then prosper Despite fears about Akpir and Lucania Alliance whom they originally fled from coming to take their City.

Unfortunately for the Lucanians of Amendalora Davos. Would set his sights on their city it's become the foundation of his future nation. Vespa panicked after hearing of the victory of the Lucanias at the Battle of Thurii. But he would Panic even more after hearing of the victory of the Greeks at the Battle of the Great River. He would force his tribe Warriors and the Amendolas to pack his spoils and prepare to flee into the mountains. Only for Davos to attack that night catching the exhausted Lucanias by surprise with the use of the grappling hook to scale the walls. As a last-ditch effort, Vespa attempted to use the people of Amendola as hostages but due to the resistance of these people, he would fail.
Timaison

**Timaison** is a minor character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## History

He became the captain of the first hoplite unit in Clearchus' phalanx. He was most likely Clearchus' second-in-command.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He was elected as the new leader of Clearchus' phalanx after the latter was ambushed and killed by Tissaphernes.
Hiper y Realista

## Líderes realistas

Foto tomada antes de la invasión de la Tierra

### Relaciones

Le hombre bolsa original (víctima)La población del planeta Tierra (víctimas)Le hombre bolsa 8000

## Información canónica

### ¿Es canon?

Sí

**Hiper y Realista** son personajes que hicieron su primera aparición en Le hombre bolsa 2: Resurrección. Son alienígenas de la especie *Hiperrealistus* que lideran Hiperrealisto, un planeta de la galaxia LSD.

## Origen

Estos seres aparecieron en 2008 poco después de la formación del planeta Hiperrealisto. Aún sin ser los primeros de su especie, Hiper y Realista se volvieron líderes natos y fueron proclamados presidentes del planeta. Pronto su especie se expandió a un nivel absurdo, se estima que Hiperrealisto tiene una población de 700.000.000.000 habitantes. Su gobierno sin embargo ha estado teniendo problemas desde que el planeta se volvió sobrepoblado, haciendo que muchos ciudadanos desconfiaran de Hiper y Realista. Esto les obligó a trasladar varios de sus habitantes a planetas desiertos (o no desiertos) para hacer sitio a más hiperrealistus.

## Apariciones

Hiper y Realista solo han tenido un rol importante en la La línea temporal 1.

### Le hombre bolsa 2

Tras quedarse sin planetas que joder, Hiper y Realista invadieron la Tierra, donde tuvieron que hacer frente no solo a los mayores ejércitos del planeta sino que también a la Polisia de la Cosina y a el hombre bolsa, este último murió en el intento.

### Le hombre bolsa 3

Los hiperrealistus son mencionados pocas veces en esta historia, pero no tienen un rol importante en la trama.

### Después de Le hombre bolsa 2

Hiper y Realista invadieron la Tierra después de que la mayoría de grandes potencias se rindieran ante su ejército. Se quedaron con 20 países y formaron la Confederación Hiperrealista Intergaláctica. Pero después de ello abandonaron el planeta y dejaron a un interno como presidente de esta Confederación, que con los años fue ganando el odio de tanto humanos como hiperealistus. Este interno fue removido del cargo tras un golpe de estado que separó a cada país de la CHI de uno en uno. Hiper y Realista no intervinieron en este golpe de estado y simplemente les provocó indiferencia.
Olivos

**Olivos** is a major character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Personality

He is a slightly perverted man, but he is also a loyal friend.

## History

He was from the same Thessalian town as Davos. He and Davos both followed Meno, a Thessalian Greek mercenary who worked under Cyrus the Younger.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He was part of the squad to which Davos belonged. He, along with Hielos, Matonis and Giorgris, came to mistakenly believe that Davos had died and met Hades on the River Styx and had been allowed to return back to the land of the living. Their belief stemmed from the changed temperament of Davos after he casually awoke from a life-threatening injury.

During the march, Tissaphernes allowed the 10,000 Greeks to pillage a village that was part of Cyrus the Younger's land. During the pillage, Davos ran into Olivos attempting to rape a woman after he killed her husband. Davos was utterly disgusted by the sight and didn't speak a word to Olivos for over a month. Although Davos no longer felt disgusted by Olivos, it became clear that he would never be able to look at his friend the same way again.

Davos made him, Hielos, Matonis and Giorgris his guards after he was elected as Meno's replacement.
Pericles

**Pericles** was a Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens. He was prominent and influential in Athenian politics, particularly between the Greco-Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War, and was acclaimed by Thucydides, a contemporary historian, as "the first citizen of Athens". Pericles turned the Delian League into an Athenian empire and led his countrymen during the first two years of the Peloponnesian War. The period during which he led Athens, roughly from 461 to 429 BC, is sometimes known as the "Age of Pericles", but the period thus denoted can include times as early as the Persian Wars or as late as the following century.

Pericles promoted the arts and literature, and it is principally through his efforts that Athens acquired the reputation of being the educational and cultural center of the ancient Greek world. He started an ambitious project that generated most of the surviving structures on the Acropolis, including the Parthenon. This project beautified and protected the city, exhibited its glory and gave work to its people. Pericles also fostered Athenian democracy to such an extent that critics called him a populist. Pericles was descended, through his mother, from the powerful and historically-influential Alcmaeonid family. He, along with several members of his family, succumbed to the Plague of Athens in 429 BC, which weakened the city-state during a protracted conflict with Sparta.
Greek Military Hierarchy

* Battalion Commander - Leader of one battalion which consists of ten platoons composed of hundred men each.
	+ Platoon Captain - Leader of one platoon which consists of ten squads composed of ten men each.
		- Squad Leader - Leader of one squad composed of ten men.
			* Foot Soldier

## Trivia

* Meno was a battalion commander in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Antonios was a platoon captain in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Hielos was a squad leader in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Matonis was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Olivos was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
* Giorgris was a foot soldier in the Greek Mercenary Army.
Cheirisophus

**Cheirosphus** is a major character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Personality

Like most Spartans and his friend Clearchus, he is a stubborn and straightforward man.

## History

He was fast friends with Clearchus, who himself was a mighty Strategos of Sparta. However, Clearchus was unable to adapt to a peaceful life and continued to disobey the Spartan leadership which resulted in him being declared an outlaw.

He was elected as one of the five ephors of Sparta in 401 BCE. Soon after, he was sent by the other ephors and the Gerousia with 700 heavily armed men to aid Cyrus the Younger in his expedition against his brother Artaxerxes II in order to repay his aid to Sparta during the Peloponnesian war and install a pro-Spartan ruler on the Achaemenid throne.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

Despite being a part of Cyrus the Younger's army from the start, he rarely showed himself. It was only after the capture (or death) of Clearchus, Proxenus, Meno, Agis, and Socrates that he began to play an active part within the 10,000 Greeks mercenary army.

Due to his position as a Spartan Strategos, he was unanimously elected to lead the mercenary army and replace the position previously held by Clearchus.
Momed the powerful

A powerful magic user and a member of the founding council of Sanctuary.

Momed's personal guard are known as The Mage's Blade, an elite group of 6 magic users who protect Momed at all times. The Mage's Blade wear black cloaks with deep hoods that cover them from head to toe. Their faces are hidden behind carved masks that depict various different animals.
Sossis

**Sossis** is a minor character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

After the death of Cyrus the Younger, the Greeks decided to reach an agreement with the Persians to leave their lands peacefully. Around two months after the march began, tensions had heightened between the Greeks and the Persians which led to many small-scale conflicts and even one large-scale conflict which resulted in over 10 deaths.

Socrates, Meno, Agis, and Proxenus followed Clearchus to meet Tissaphernes in order to discuss countermeasures to curb the growing discontent between the Greeks and the Persians. On the way, they were warned by Davos that Tissaphernes couldn't be trusted, however, due to his stubborn nature, Clearchus ignored Davos' words.

In the end, as Davos had predicted, they walked into a trap set by Tissaphernes, Orontes, and Ostanes. Tissaphernes made Meno beg for his life on his knees and even commanded him to bark before he ultimately beheaded him. He ordered the remaining four captives to be sent to Persepolis along with Meno's severed head.

He was one of the few phalanx leaders who was able to escape the ambush. However, due to his phalanx being smaller than the aforementioned five phalanx leaders, he was forced to join his phalanx with Cheirisophus' phalanx to survive against the Persians.
Cyrus the Younger

**Cyrus the Younger** is a minor character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

He is the son of Darius II and Queen Parysatis. In addition, he is the younger brother of Artaxerxes II.

## History

From 408 to 401 BC, he was the Satrap of Lydia and Ionia.

In 404 BC, he was imprisoned by Artaxerxes II, had recently become the king, after Tissaphernes spread rumors that Cyrus planned to assassinate the king. Thanks to Parysatis, Cyrus was spared, but he now desired the throne, even if he previously did not.

## Plot

### Book 1 - Persia

He died during the Battle of Cunaxa. Even though he had managed to gravely injure Artaxerxes II, he was hit by a stray javelin from a Persian soldier named Mithridates.
Mort Mine

Although Mort Mine is not the only mine in New Terra, it is assuredly the largest and quite possibly the oldest, established in the year 12. All sorts of metals are dug up within the mine; coal and lead are found in the upper layers, gold, silver and platinum at levels below that and, more recently, adamantium has been found in the lowest level of the mine. Every now and then, precious stones such as ruby, opal or even diamond will be found. The mine also boasts its own mint, where Sanctuary commissions the production of New Terra’s currency, the golden ‘seed’. The mine is well guarded by both Sanctuary’s military and the privately owned Mort Mine guard.

As long as anyone can remember, the mine has been owned and operated by the grouchy halfling named Mortimer Kusp, or ‘Mort’ for short. Mort has the reputation of being a stern but fair boss, with a no-nonsense attitude.

Two types of people work within the mines: paid workers and criminals sentenced to the mines. Those who work the mine of their own free will are paid a very reasonable wage, as Mort pays commissions on precious stones; the more valuable the stone, the larger the commission. Mort also employs many different types of metal workers, masters of weapon forging and armour smithing, who take the raw iron ore from the mine and craft steel equipment, the best in New Terra.

The mine has had a mostly untroubled history. In the early years, the odd monster or two would be found in the depths and a team of Hunters would be sent to clear them out. As time went on, monsters became less and less common. The large number of guards at the mine and the mint were enough of a deterrent for most bandits, and those who were foolish enough to attempt a robbery were easily captured or chased off. The most trouble the mine has seen is between the years 60 and 66, when gold and silver were being sent to Zion Farm en masse. The great wealth being transported in those days was too tempting a prize for bandits, and the frequency of the deliveries meant that each wagon could not be protected adequately. Many wagon loads of precious metals were lost during those years, at least until Mort developed his armoured wagons.

By the year 62, and with rumours that Zion Farm would be building a second weather dome, Mort was fed-up with losing wagons and gold. Several tactics had been tried previously, such as dummy wagons that were empty or attempting to row a barge up The Wound, but no idea had really worked. So, Mort put to work his best blacksmiths to fabricate fortified wagons of iron. The large, heavy wagons were heavily armoured, locked from the inside, and boasted a mounted large crossbow on top, which swivelled 360 degrees. No normal horse or oxen could pull such a wagon, so Mort made a deal with Zion Farm: if they wanted his gold, they’d need to summon him Guard Drakes to pull the wagons. Zaálder Féir, the Red Wizard in charge of constructing the weather domes, agreed to these terms, and provided the valuable dragons scales needed for the ritual of summoning. And that is how Mort Mine came to have armoured wagons pulled by Guard Drakes.
Magna Graecia

**Magna Graecia** (/ˌmæɡnə ˈɡriːsiə, ˈɡriːʃə/, US: /ˌmæɡnə ˈɡreɪʃə/; Latin meaning "Great Greece", Greek: Μεγάλη Ἑλλάς, *Megálē Hellás*, Italian: *Magna Grecia*) was the name given by the Romans to the coastal areas of Southern Italy in the present-day regions of Campania, Apulia, Basilicata, Calabria and Sicily; these regions were extensively populated by Greek settlers. The settlers who began arriving in the 8th century BC brought with them their Hellenic civilization, which was to leave a lasting imprint on Italy, such as in the culture of ancient Rome. They also influenced the native peoples, especially the Sicilian Sicels, who became hellenised after they adopted the Greek culture as their own.

The term Magna Graecia first appears in Polybius' *Histories*. The Roman poet Ovid notably referred to the south of Italy as such in his poem *Fasti*.
Tunstead

Tunstead marks the edge of Sanctuary’s southern influence. On the edge of the infamous Mosquito Swamps, Tunstead’s houses and paths are built on stilts above the swampy ground. The swamps around Tunstead are true to their name, hot and humid with millions of buzzing mosquitos. Most of the swamp is covered in marsh trees, with long root systems holding the trunks above the water. The people who live in Tunstead are grim, simple folk. They live at the edge of the swamp and share an uneasy, unofficial truce with the Lizardfolk, who have lived deep in the swamp since The Relocation, or perhaps even before.

Most citizens work in the clay fields, digging, transporting and baking clay in to bricks. The clay earth beneath the swamp is ideal for making the bricks that Sanctuary and other settlements use to build their more permanent structures, but it is hard, dirty work. Others come to Tunstead in search of wealth, as huge gold nuggets have previously, although rarely, been found in the swampy, soft earth. The promise of wealth lures many opportunistic or desperate people to Tunstead; however, many more people have died to monsters than have struck it rich.

The mayor of Tunstead, Gomer Three-Tooth, is the sixth generation of his family to live in Tunstead. His father was the major of Tunstead before him. He is a fair but simple man, without any real stomach for fighting.

### First Swamp War

In the year 22, Sanctuary tried to force the lizardfolk from the swamp but the slippery mud favoured the lizardfolk and, despite vastly outnumbering the lizards, Sanctuary's army could make no ground. The founding council was forced to retreat in the year 24; either that or risk mass desertion by the exhausted, muddy and discontent military. Sanctuary suffered casualties four times greater than the lizardfolk in what has since come to be dubbed the First Swamp War.

### Second Swamp War

In what is mockingly called the Second Swamp War, Sanctuary devised a plan to take the swamp by using stealthier tactics. The plan was to send groups of Hunters in to the swamp to take the lizardfolk by surprise, assassinating the lizardfolk leaders and leaving them vulnerable to the following attack by the military. However, nothing went to plan. Lacking the advantage of numbers, most Hunters were picked off by monsters before ever reaching a lizardfolk village. Those who managed to avoid the monsters found that the numbers of the lizardfolk were far greater than expected and had no choice but to immediately retreat back through the dangerous swamps. It is commonly believed that the total failure of the founding council’s plan to take Mosquito Swamp was the catalyst of the subsequent Black Invasion.
Ashryn the bold

Ashryn is an elven woman, a member of the founding council, a formidable military strategist and a highly skilled archer. She proved herself invaluable in recapturing North Cove, during the Black Invasion and has led many forays in to monster infested lands. Ahryn can usually be training within Sanctuary's military barracks.

Ahryn's personal guard are known as The Elf's Arrow and they are rarely seen. Rather than being by Ashryn's side, her personal guard take positions on rooftops, rafters and even trees to cover their leader. Because of this method of protection, people don't really know for sure how many elves make up The Elf's Arrow.
Christian Ibarra

***Christian Ibarra*** is the voice guidelines and storyboard animatic for The Amazing Brutus. He is also the youngest of Armando Ibarra's three children.

## Connection to The Amazing Brutus

As an actor, he mentions in the panel for the aforementioned film that being able to find these different personalities throughout the story is fun and its own challenge that’s great to meet as an actor. This is due to having him find different lengths that he didn’t even know he had. Which goes onto really broadening one’s horizons to what characters you want to be as yourself.

The reason he took on this project was the connection he felt with being an owner and having a pet. He goes onto say the story of the film really shows how the Coopers go to the ends of the world for their pet, and as the pet, they go down a similar journey for their owner. Christian highlights how we tend to overlook that relationship that we have with our pets. At the end of the day, they aren’t just a pet that we rescue, or a dog and/or cat that you have at home. They become family, and essentially become another child basically or sibling to you. In short, your dog or cat is always there for you whether they know it or not, that relationship between owner and pet and vice versa is very strong. When asked what character he connects to the most, Christian answers that for him it’s Clyde, a stray pitbull that Brutus runs into. One lesson he wants the audience to take away from is just how abused these animals are whether it be at a circus or at home.
Port Mast

Port Mast is the north-western, self-proclaimed ‘free’, port of New Terra. Almost as old as Sanctuary, the port was settled only a couple of years after The Relocation. Many of those who disagreed with the election of Sanctuary's founding council travelled together to the north-western bay and settled as best they could. In the early years life was very difficult; constantly besieged by monsters and a perceived easy mark for bandits, Port Mast struggled against the odds to survive.

As Sanctuary’s influence spread and order was beginning to be brought to the continent, Port Mast was finally able to focus less on survival and more on growth. They enlarge the port, traded with many smaller coastal towns and began to build a fleet of ships. The community erected a tall mast in the centre of town and flew a flag depicting a bird flying free of a cage. This is how Port Mast got its name.

The free people of Port Mast are strong, resilient and proud. They are proud of surviving where so many others died and proud of refusing the Sanctuary council. It was this pride that eventually put Port Mast and Sanctuary at odds. When Yulis Black attacked and held North Cove, Sanctuary requested the assistance of many of New Terra’s settlements; Port Mast refused to help. Because of this there has been no trade or any other interactions between Port Mast and Sanctuary. Each respect the territories of the other, no battles have been fought, but tensions between the two settlements have remained high.

Initially, Port Mast had a mostly human population; however, given its reputation for freedom and self-rule, many outcasts from other towns have slowly made their way to the coastal settlement. Now, half of Port Mast’s population is human and the other half is made up of dwarfs, gnomes, tabaxi, minotaurs, leonins and many other races that were once found on Faerûn.

### Points of interest

#### Rich ex-adventurers

Around the year 63, a group of 3 adventurers entered Port Mast. Usually, members of Sanctuary's Adventurer's Guild are not particularly welcome in Port Mast, but this group stated that they had left the guild. Furthermore, they paid handsomely in gold and silver for a plot of land close to town and commissioned the best local craftsmen to build them a large, gated manor. The house and its occupants live there still to this day. Naturally, rumors about how the three ex-adventurers cameto be so wealthy. Some say they were brothers of a rich Sanctuary merchant who had been forced by their father to join the Adventurer's Guild. Rather than live a dangerous life of adventuring, the brothers had killed their father and stolen away with his wealth. Others say that they killed a group of bandits and, rather than returning the gold and silver to Mort Mine, took it for themselves. Of course, any speculation about the three adventurers is just that, speculation.
Cynthia

**Cynthia** is a major character in **Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece (古希腊之地中海霸主)**.

## History

She was born in Amendolara. Her parents died when the Lucanians captured Amendolara.

## Plot

### Book 2 - Magna Graecia

She and her brother, Adoris, were adopted by Davos and Cheiristoya after they got married in Amendolara.

### Book 5 - Ten Years

Cynthia marries the son of a former freeman, Patroclus. Cheiristoya gifts her the Persian bra she kept all these years as a wedding gift. As the couple are guided to Patroclus’ house, the whole city of Thurii cheers for them.
Zion Farm

Zion Farm is a huge farming plantation in the central north of New Terra, mostly inhabited by gnomes. As Sanctuary’s population grew, so did their need for a stable, accessible food source. Small farms had been established near Sanctuary but monster attacks were common and the military and Hunters were unable to protect so many farms that were so spread out. During the tenth year after The Relocation, the founding council committed resources to the establishment of a large, self-sustaining farming outpost. Thus, Zion Farm was settled near three large lakes (Crater Lakes) on fertile soil.

Saxi Zion, for whom Zion Farm is named after, was the lead artificer during the construction of Zion Farm. She developed machinery that would allow a small group of gnome artificers to run the farm, without the need for a great deal of labour. For example, a huge water wheel picks up water from the lakes and distributes it to a series of troughs that keep the crops watered. Saxi lives at the farm to this day, tinkering with the machinery and making improvements to the farm.

In the year 60, motivated by New Terra’s growing population, the mages guild of Sanctuary proposed that a magical weather dome be constructed over Zion Farm’s crops. The founding council agreed and construction began. The construction of the dome took almost three years to complete, with precious metals being transported from Mort Mine to build the huge silver and gold lattice that lay over the shimmering blue, magical dome. A second, identical dome, was built between the years 64 and 67. The second dome allows the sewing of oats and beans on an alternating schedule. The Red Wizard Zaálder Féir both supervised the construction of the domes and manages the team of mages who maintain them.
Hullabeck

Since the Year 44, New Terra was considered mostly tamed of the more dangerous monsters. Small settlements started popping up all across the continent, trade routes were patrolled by The Branded and people were beginning to think about exploring the possibility of new lands outside of New Terra. As timber is the most in-demand resource for the construction of settlements and boats, New Terra has slowly but surely been using up the convenient sources of timber. Enter Garrut Maplesaw, the plucky young dwarf who settled Hullabeck in the year 72.

Garrut recognised New Terra’s need for a steady supply of quality timber and, with his business mind and willingness to take a risk, invested his life’s savings in settling a patch of land in Eastern New Terra. Given that no settlements had yet sprung up in this part of the continent, the forests were still thick around Hullabeck. Not only that, different species of trees grew all around; oak for houses, hickory, maple and Walnut for furniture and cypress for boat building. Most of the lumber produced in Hullabeck is sent to The Wound by wagon and then floated down the river to North Cove and Sanctuary, where it is sold to private buyers.

Hullabeck is mostly settled by the lumberjack dwarves who work for Garrut. The town is made almost entirely of timber, expertly crafted by proud dwarven carpenters. The style of building in Hullabeck is oriental, where clever joinery and carpentry techniques combine to make both beautiful and long-lasting structures. No structure in Hullabeck is built without great pride; houses are built sturdily from oak, roofs are built in many different styles, doorways sport carvings depicting the owners heritage and furniture shows off intricate joinery techniques. Apprentice carpenters from all over New Terra travel to Hullabeck at the hopes of training under a master carpenter.
A Main Character

Davos, Of Thessaly, is the main character of the series. Currently, he is the Archon of Theonia Union. Formerly, He is one of regular hoplites in the greeks "The Ten Thousand", a force of mercenary units, mainly Greeks, employed by Cyrus the Younger to attempt to wrest the throne of the Persian Empire from his brother, Artaxerxes II. He rose to prominence by virtue of knowledge which he claims as divination from Hades. After some unfortunate events (insert historical spoiler), he is recommended by his contingent, thus taking post as one of the six mercenary captains. Not much known about his past in greece.
George

* Current
* Teen

George is a major character of the Xplo Gamer Series. He is the father of Xplo and the husband of Emily. He works as Research Manager in his office.

## Appearance

George has black hair with a mustache and black eyes.

## Personality

Currently, George is a kind person and is very humorous. He is also a good dad to Xplo and tends to help out Emily when needed (Example: Emily had nightmares of Xplo being affected by the gameboy and George tried to calm her down and relax).

## Trivia

* He only earn $1K in a month from his job.
* He once gave Xplo a PS2 and a PS1 as well as accidentally selling Xplo's PS5 that he got from his grandma for the PS1 Price ($100).
* He is 47 Years old
Jessica

Jessica (Also known as 'Jessy') appears as one of the protagonist or deuteragonist in Xplo Gamer Series.

She loves sports and sometimes gaming with Xplo. She does have a crush on Xplo, which later turned and making them to lovebirds, and she is ready to do anything for him. Her interest and skills to sports which can't be explained made her the captain of the sports team.

## Trivia

* Her first appearance was in Xplo Gamer's first video called "When a Gamer falls in Love."
* She is mostly shown as Xplo's girlfriend
* She appears in almost every episode of Xplo Gamer's life.
Xplo Gamer Series

The Xplo Gamer Series is a stickman series which consists of Xplo Gamer (Originally called Max), the main protagonist of this series and a gamer who is addicted to games and doesn't like studying or doing chores. He has a girlfriend called Jessica, and friends which are Joe, Larry, Stacy, Steve, Lisa, and more!

## Main Characters of the series

1. Xplo Gamer
2. Joe
3. Larry
4. Jessica
5. Steve
6. Emily
7. George
8. Lisa
9. Stacy
10. Ninny

## Episode info

When a gamer has a Cousin Sister is the first episode and the most latest one is When a gamer robs a bank.

Although people assume that When a gamer falls in love is meant to be the first episode of the series, Xplo confirmed in his QnA (50k subscribers special), the video isn't meant to be public or canon to the storyline due to it going to change the relationship between Xplo and Jessy.

## Other Information

This series is over 4 years old and has 67 episodes so far (Including QnAs and special episodes. Excluding movies, episodes, etc.)

There are three special movies, ENDGAME: Play to Kill and Hostage and the Hitman and ENDGAME: Chapter II.
The Branded (Sanctuary Army)

Sanctuary's army is colloquially referred to as 'The Branded', due to the magical rune that each soldier has engraved on the back of their right hand. This magical rune signifies each soldier's commitment to Sanctuary. Some older soldier swear that the rune gave them courage even in the most dire of situations, such as the First Swamp War.
Steve

* Steve
* Future Steve

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Steve is one of the protagonists of the Xplo Gamer Series. He is Xplo's friend and forgotten character (According to the Among Us video). He is knowledgeable in computers and clever at hacking. He is a Pro Minecraft Player. He also learned about hacking in a school. He loves tech and have a imaginary channel.

## Allies:

* Xplo
* Joe
* Larry
* Jessica
* Stacy
* Lisa

## Trivia

* Steve is an expert at hacking
* Steve is known for being a forgotten character.
* Him and Stacy are cousins
* Xplo and Steve were childhood friends.
* In Xplo's Discord Server (XploderZ Assemble), there is a Steve Bot you can chat with.
	+ The Steve Bot most likely have some misinformation from the Xplo Gamer Series so the info it said will not be listed here.
* He went to a Hacking School when he was younger, he also went there with a kid Aarren.
Rachel Disusa

## Description

Rachel Disusa also known as simply Rachel is Joe’s online girlfriend and also Larry’s sister from Canada. She had been in a relationship with Joe for a long time as this is seen when she had been chatting with him in the earlier episodes. She was first seen on screen in “When a gamer’s friend meets his online girlfriend” as she arrives back to her hometown, and this is also the first time Joe has met her in person. Only then in that episode was revealed that she is Larry’s sister.
Lisa

## Description

Lisa is the friend and neighbour of Xplo. She likes gaming and loves to play video games. She seems very close to Xplo, Joe, Larry, and Jessica. She loves going on tours with them since her family doesn’t go on trips. She also serves as the main character in **Hostage and the hitman series.**

## Allies

* Xplo
* Joe
* Larry
* Jessica

## Enemies

* Jack and Joey

**Hostage and the Hitman**
Jack and Joey

## Description

**Jack and Joey** better known as **The J&J company**, are the two minor antagonists of the Xplo Gamer series. They are two scammers who wants to scam children and hack into accounts as well and steal money. It is shown in "What if all games were sold for free" that they made a file that hacked into the accounts and stole their money. It is shown that they also get caught doing this.

## Appearance

**Jack** on the right has red hair, and **Joey** on the left has orange hair.