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Agnete the Bow Blocker

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

## Biography

The nimble Agnete was once picked for an event known as the Heraia Games. Since then, she found that mercenary was far more profitable.

During the war, Agnete crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and was either killed or was recruited into her crew.
Lexa the Tough

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

## Biography

Lexa the Tough could drink anyone under the table, night or day. She grew up on a vineyard in Thrake 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, Lexa crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Gaia the Fist

**Gaia the Fist** (died 429 BCE) was a mercenary who operated around Potidaia in Makedonia during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Gaia was know for running at his intended targets while ignoring any projectile weapons.  He claimed that he liked seeing the look of despair in there eyes while charging, only gaining speed, until reaching them and ending their life.

Around 429 BCE, Gaia was one of the mercenaries hired by the Order of Hunters to hunt down the Spartan *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 Gaia hanging around Potidaia's docks, and killing him.
Meliboios the Escapist

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

## Biography

Meliboios the Escapist was an escaped helot turned mercenary after leading riots in Messenia against the Spartans. He was a spirited warrior who would have preferred dying on the battlefield to getting caught.

During the war, Meliboios crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer who she recruited him to protect him from Spartans.
Meleagros the Sightless

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

## Biography

Although Meleagros lost an eye during a training accident when he was young, he used this disability to become a well known archer. He may have been vulnerable in a sword fight, but not many ever got that close.

During the war, he became a mercenary and soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew as an archer.
Kadmos the Sphinx

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

## Biography

It's said that Kadmos the Sphinx could never resist a good riddle. So much so that he was known to let his targets off if they could slump him with one.

During the war, Kadmos crossed paths the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer (who would later meet up with the real Sphinx).
Kameiros the Dungheap

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

## Biography

Many people believed that Kameiros was a successful mercenary due to his foul odor. His opponents were often blinded by tears because of his stench, which gave him the chance he needed to strike them down. It is believed that he got this odor by rubbing his loins with goat dung, and that he did so to improve his libido.

During the war, Kameiros crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra. This time, however, not even his stench could save him, for Kassandra was able to kill him in spite of it.
Derinoe the Snake's Fang

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

## Biography

No one ever saw Derinoe the Snake's Fang before she attacked. She struck swiftly and disappeared before her rival's head had hit the ground.

During the war, Derinoe crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. This was when she finally met her match, for even though Kassandra couldn't see her, she could still sense that Derinoe was stalking her, and Kassandra was able to dodge her attack. After a few more attempts, Derinoe finally realized that if her usual tactics wouldn't work and that she'd have to take Kassandra head-on. Then after a long fight, the Eagle Bearer slew the Snake's Fang.
Briseis the Deaf

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

## Biography

Because she was born without her hearing, there were many attempts on Briseis' life by those who thought she didn't deserve to live. She grew up knowing, at any moment, a killer may sneak up on her from behind, so she learned to stab from the front before they ever got the chance.

During the war, Briseis became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the former or recruited her into her crew.
Hiero the Beastmaster

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

## Biography

Each time new crops were planted, Hiero found a new animal to train as his companion. Each pet loved him so much it would die for him. Often, they did just that.

During the war, Hiero crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the latter or found his training of animals very useful and recruited him into her crew.
Okaleia the Lotus Eater

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

## Biography

Okaleia was once a nefarious smuggler who traded contraband good across the Aegean.  Her career was profitable until she sampled a forbidden fruit which turned out to be the sweetest she ever come across.   It is believed that the taste drove her mad, and then she became obsessed with finding the fruit's origins.  She even began killing all those she believed was keeping it from her.

During the war, she crossed paths with Spartan *misthios* Kassandra, who either killed her or recruited her into the Adrestia's crew.

## Gallery

Okaleia on the runOkaleia still on the runOkaleia's daggerOkaleia on the *Adrestia*
Ermete the Obtuse

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

## Biography

Ermete the Obtuse was a blunt instrument if ever there was one. She was elegant in her simplicity. If someone gave her something to hunt, she wouldn't stop until she had found it. In one particular instance, she sailed for three moons chasing her prey on the ocean and from port to port.

During the war, Ermete crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom she been tracking. Realizing that Ermete would never rest until she caught her dead or alive, Kassandra decided to face her in a fight to the death. After a long battle, Ermete the Obtuse was killed by Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Myrto the Scorned Muse

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

## Biography

Said to be a tenth muse fallen from the grace of Zeus, Myrto's face was almost always contorted with a talent rage. Anyone who dared to cross her saw it unleashed.

During the war, Myrto crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Evios the Empty

**Evios the Empty** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Pelopennesian War.

## Biography

It is unclear if Evios the Empty received his nickname from his inability to express any form of emotion, or whether there was another reason. There were plenty of reports that Evios was seen as heartless and without empathy, two traits that make for a great mercenary.

During the war, Evios the Empty crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was killed after a long fight.
Praxiteles the Benevolent

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

## Biography

Praxiteles was an interesting man for a misthios.  It's said that he liked to befriend every stray dog in a town until they followed him around. After every kill, he would bring the body to the dogs in order to dispose of it.

During the war, Praxiteles crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Kassandra was sickened by the fact that he fed the bodies of his targets to his dogs, and after a battle she killed him (probably along with his dogs).
Klaasr the Exasperated

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

## Biography

In life, Klaasr always had the ability to find energy whenever he got angry at anyone or anything. This kind of rage allowed him to go beyond the limit of a normal person.

During the war, Klaasr crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra and the two of them battled it out. Unfortunately, for Klaasr, the energy from his rage wasn't enough to defeat the Eagle-Bearer, and was killed by the latter.
Boethos the Wanderer

**Boethos the Wanderer** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Section heading

Almost all mercenaries travelled quite regularly, but they usually had a plan in mind, or a reason for where they were going next.  Boethos the Wanderer cared not for planning or the future.  It's said he only followed the nearest path, not knowing where it would take him.
Kleobis the Long-Limbed

**Kleobis the Long-Limbed** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Kleobis' mother told him stories of Theseus in Skyros every night. Kleobis the Long-Limbed grew to have an irrational fear of cliffs and high places, lest he be thrown to his death.

During the war, Kleobis became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Mentes the Recluse

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

## Biography

Few met Mentes the Recluse, and those who have only caught a glimpse. This mercenary lived in the shadows of society, striking his targets silently and leaving before anyone knew he was there.

During the war, Mentes had cross paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom was his next target. Unfortunately his usual silent tactics failed him for Kassandra could sense Mentes coming and she killed him.
Narkissa the Resistant

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

## Biography

After she spent her early years toiling away in mud and dirt on her family's farm, Narkissa developed a strong resilience to ailments and poisons. This allowed her to experiment with them on her blades and arrows without fear. She was highly successful.

During the war, Narkissa crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Rhadamanthos the Hunter

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

## Biography

Rhadamanthos the Hunter came from Samothrace, and it was said that he perfected his animal trade, but, after a while, he found the challenge somewhat lacking. He then turned to man instead, and he was seen and feared and cunning adversary who shunned the lights of the city in order to attack his prey in the dark.

During the war, Rhadamanthos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. His nightly tactics, however, had failed him, for Kassandra was a skilled hunter herself. The two of them fought and the Hunter was cut down by the Eagle Bearer.
Melaina the Speckled

**Melaina the Speckled** (died 420s BCE) was a Messenian mercenary who lived during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Orphaned as a baby in Pylos, Melaina was dropped into hot water, which caused her skin to be mottled. As such, she developed an immunity to fire and became one of the most feared mercenaries.
Sometime during the Peloponnesian War, she was eventually hunted down by the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Four-Toed Demosthenes

**Four-Toed Demosthenes** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Rumors said Four-Toed Demosthenes was hung by his toes for crimes of blurred detail. The crimes were so petty, he was forgotten about and hung until most of his toes fell off. He claimed fewer toes made for quieter footsteps.

During the war, Demosthenes crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Chara the Charred

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

## Biography

Chara the Charred gained her reputation as a blacksmith's apprentice. She toiled away making weapons of war, until one day she decided to stop making them and start using them to hunt those who misused her beautiful creations.

During the war, Chara crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Makarias the Sneak

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

## Biography

Makarias was a furtive sort, preferring to attack his targets when they weren't looking. Bullied as a child in Trachis for his small stature, he became keen to prove that size was no indication of power.

During the war, Makarias crossed paths with fellow Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. He tried his usual tactics on her, but he failed.
Hagne the Vulgar

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

## Biography

Hagne the Vulgar was a poet in her own right. Those who met her blade were treated to a cacophony of slurs and oddities right before they died.

During the war, Hagne crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra/Alexios the Eagle Bearer.
Nisos the Metal-Skinned

**Nisos the Metal-Skinned** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Nisos began his ruthless career while working in a family business. Early in his life, he was given the task of defending ships along the local trade route of Milos. Although he was paid well, Nisos soon learned that taking down the ships himself was more profitable.

During the Peloponnesian War, he crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra who eventually killed him.
Eagle Bearer

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* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, a playable character for Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
* Alexios the Eagle Bearer, another playable character for Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
* The ''Eagle Bearer'', a mercenary and imposter.
Aigle the Great Cat

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

## Biography

Aigle liked stalking her prey deep in the mountains. In the snow, her footfalls were silent and the only sign of her being there was her footprints being caked by a trail of blood. It was believed that she couldn't feel the cold and would often hide under the snow for hours and wait for her prey.

During the war, Aigle received a letter from the cultist Iobates the Stoic, asking her to join his forces. Unfortunately, on her way to meet him, she crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who cut her down and took the letter.
Mariah the Leopard

**Mariah the Leopard** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

People claimed they hardly saw Mariah without her pet leopard.  It's said many of her contracts were completed solely thanks to the leopard by her side.  Whether the beast ever hurt anyone or was simply there to intimidate, nobody knows.
Hagias, Friend of Hades

**Hagias, Friend of Hades** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Whispers told of a man who visited Hades bearing gifts and lived to tell the tale. When he returned, he brought back a certain fire in his eyes that seemed to flow through his weapon. Hagias, Friend of Hades was that man.

During the war, Hagias crossed paths with Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer (another figure who would later have the pleasure of meeting Hades and live).
Andrina the Swift Paw

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

## Biography

No one was sure if Andrina the Swift Paw referred to the woman or to her pet leopard. Both were similarly deadly and neither could resist a challenge. Information has been uncovered that suggests she named the leopard after herself.

During the war, Andrina crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two mercenaries battled and Andrina was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Patrobos the Forsaken

**Patrobos the Forsaken** was a former soldier and mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Patrobos was a general of an elite band of soldiers. One fateful day, his orders resulted in the deaths of his entire unit, the absolute size of which garnered awe. Patrobos was the only one who walked away alive, and he vowed never to lead a single person again lest he kill them as well.

During the war, Patrobos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the latter or took pity on him for his past and recruited him into her crew.
Olympiodoros the Magician

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

## Biography

Olympiodoros always looked forward to the Pythian Games. However, he wasn't a competitor, he was a gambler, and he made his fortune by carefully placing bets on the athletes.

During the war, Olympiodoros became a mercenary and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Olympikos the Iron Stomach

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

## Biography

Olympikos was known for his odd eating habits, usually consuming food or drink that no body else would. In time, he grew used to this diet, and then his body could handle anything he ingested. It is believed that he earned money by eating or drinking unusual things in front of drunk patrons at his favorite tavern.

During the war, Olympikos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra.
Iokaste the Corrupted

**Iokaste the Corrupted** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

It was believed that Iokaste was feared among mercenaries due to his terrible habit of torturing his fellow comrades until they did as he said. In time, his legend grew, and soon people started to agree to whatever he wanted, even those who employed him. It is also said that he missed torturing others and began doing it to himself.

During the war, Iokaste crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who killed the former, relieving all of Greece of him.
Eugenea the Colossus

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

## Biography

Her nickname just about says it all. There were few taller, braver, or stronger than Eugenea the Colossus. Many tried to contest her strength. None succeeded.

During the war, Eugenea ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. After almost suffering a defeat, Kassandra either killed Eugenea or recruited her into her crew out of admiration for her strength, and put to the oars.
Anemone the Cackler

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

## Biography

The last thing Anemone the Cackler's victims heard before they died was her laughter. Those who watched from a distance said her laugh was soft at first: small giggles, slowly rising in loudness before they burst into a maddening howl.

During the war, Anemone crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who was appalled by the fact that the former actually laughed as her victims died, and mercilessly killed her in battle.
Peisandros the Impotent

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

## Biography

Peisandros came from a family of blacksmiths in Trake, though they weren't particularly good ones. It's said he carried his family's sword and took pleasure in stabbing his victims with its rusty tip.

During the war, Peisandros ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was killed after a long battle.
Alektryon the Rooster

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

## Biography

It is believed that Alektryon fought the best whenever he had his pet rooster by his side.  He even loved telling a story of how he was saved from captors by that very same rooster.  A number of witnesses claimed to have seen him freeing chickens where ever he went to repay his brave rooster.  He resided on one of two small islands south of Naxos.

During the war, Alektryon crossed paths with Spartan *misthios*Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and was killed. She even raided his island home and killed all his roosters.
Rhoda the Quick

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

## Biography

Rhoda the Quick had a reputation for killing her enemies before they saw her. She got as close as possible, then dashed out to strike before her victim had the chance to react. Oddly, there are countless reports that she was also known for stumbling from her hiding place and alerting her mark.

During the war, Rhoda crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Phelikles the Generous

**Phelikles the Generous** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Phelikles always enjoyed giving his hard-earned *drachmae* to those in need. Some claim that he did so because he wanted everyone to be rich, while others believed that he was only helping those who could not afford his kind of life. No matter what the reason was, most believed his money was put to good use.

During the war, Phelikles was recruited by the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Lykophon the Barbarian

**Lykophon the Barbarian** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Lykophon the Barbarian was often misjudged because of his looks. Those who got to know him claimed he had a gentle touch, a curious mind, and a heart of gold. He sang beautifully and always questioned his fellow men. Of course, if all these things were true, his nickname surely would have changed.

During the war, Lykophon crossed paths with Spartan mercenary Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and was either killed or recruited into her crew.
Demeter, Brother's Keeper

**Demeter, Brother's Keeper** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Megarian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

After her brother ran away from home in Pagai, Demeter, Brother's Keeper set out to find him once she had enough drachmae to live on her own. The war pushed her into many situations she didn't expect, but she persisted. The strange thing is, there's no record of her ever having a sibling.

As the war continued, Demeter crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Either she killed her, or Kassandra recruited Demeter into her crew and promised that she'd help her find her brother.
Milanion the Wing-Footed

**Milanion the Wing-Footed** (died c. 420s BCE) was a Lakonian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Originally from Lakonia, Peloponnese, Milanion gained notoriety as a criminal in the region before leaving to become a mercenary. Settling down in Boeotia, Milanion told people long stories of his life in Thebes to hide his past crimes.

Sometime during the Peloponnesian War, he was eventually hunted down and killed by the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer (or was recruited into her crew).
Alena the Gut Wrencher

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

## Biography

Alena 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, Alena crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Parthenia the Crow

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

## Biography

A scavenger at heart, it's not hard to guess how Parthenia the Crow got her nickname. She made her wealth not by jumping into a fight, but by circling it from a distance until the killing blow had been struck. With the threat removed, she materialized to rob the body before it could even begin to grow cold.

During the war, Parthenia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, and was killed.
Cheimonas of the Sacred Watch

**Cheimonas of the Sacred Watch** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Cheimonas was once the oldest member of a group of mercenaries known as the Sacred Watch.  He was always on the front lines of battle and was always the last to leave.  The Sacred Watch was once a group of noble defenders, but then the call for drachmae had driven all its members, including Cheimonas himself, to collecting easy bounties across the world.

During the Peloponnesian War Cheimonas crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who had received a bounty placed on him. After a long fight, Kassandra recruited him into her crew.
Euphemea the Beautiful

**Euphemia the Beautiful** was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Many had told Euphemia that she was too pretty to be a warrior, and that she'd be better off if she found a rich husband and lived in luxury. It is claimed that in response she would smile and drive her sword right through their stomach and out their back.

During the war, Euphemia crossed paths with the equally beautiful Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two of them dueled and Kassandra won, but she recruited into her crew on the *Adrestia*.
Andela the Impervious

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

## Biography

Some said that Andela the Impervious was immune to arrows; there was never an explanation for how she could somehow walk through fire, and how she never tired in a battle.  It almost seemed like she created stories to spread fear to prevent her enemies from attacking her in certain ways.
Monomachos, Scourge of the Lands

**Monomachos, Scourge of the Lands** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Living in a place that rivaled Athens in wealth, Monomachos was known for often flashing his good fortune, claiming his wealth alone would make Korinth the richest polis.

During the war, Monomachos became a mercenary (either because he lost his fortune or just wanted to add more money to it) and had soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Half Horn

Half Horn 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, Half Horn 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 Composite Bow.

## Death

Half Horn was killed by Bayek in Im-Khent Nome in the 1st Century BCE.
Hirpes the Sordid

**Hirpes the Sordid** (died c. 422 BCE) was a mercenary employed by the Order of the Storm, a branch of the Order of the Ancients during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Operating in Achaia in around 422 BCE, Hirpes, who adopted a stealthy approach, was assigned to patrol the town of Pellene and keep a look out for the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. However, he was hunted down and killed by Kassandra herself when she became aware of the Tempest's utilization of the mercenaries to do her bidding.
Hektor the Ironheart

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

## Biography

In his first major battle, Hektor was struck close to the heart by the iron tip of an arrow. Miraculously, he survived, though a chip of the iron remained close to his heart, thus earning him his title "the Ironheart."

During the war, Hektor crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. After a long fight, Kassandra either killed Hektor or recruited him into her crew.
Gaiana the Fragile

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

## Biography

Gaiana was a mighty champion in Thebes and a famous mercenary, but unfortunately she suffered some severe reactions to particular flowers. She tended to work during the winter months, and then retreated to her mountain home until the flowers had finished blooming.

During the war, Gaiana crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
London

Dr. Jekyll was a scientist who lived in London until he drank the formula that Transformed in to into an evil Monster named Mr. Hyde. He terrorized London by clubbing people to death with his cane. He lives in Margam Castle south side of London where he preform his evil experiments. Mr. Hyde became a hero in the year 1944 in World War 2 when fought the German Nazis and one of Nazis shot Mr. Hyde in The Arm but he killed them in London. Mr. Hyde still wanders the Earth today. Mr. Hyde sometimes saves people from criminals and terrorists. Dr. Jekyll lets people stay in his house with out ever knowing that he's Mr. Hyde, Edward Hyde is not only Real but he is also being Covered Up by The Government who protects The Supernatural.
Aura the Clay-Fingered

**Aura the Clay-Fingered** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Aura the Clay-Fingered created what many said were the most beautiful sculptures in Memphis. Her work was lifelike and haunting, and little did anyone know that she preserved the corpses of her victims in the clay. It was the only way to perfectly capture their faces of fear.

During the war, Aura crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who killed her in battle.
Apollodoros the Durable

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

## Biography

No one doubted Apollodoros the Durable was mortal. He was injured many times and reportedly even set on fire. But no matter what, Apollodoros always appeared shortly afterwards, grinning and brushing off whatever injuries he sustained. In some circles it was believed only tearing him limb from limb would stop him.

During the war, Apollodoros ran into the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. After a long battle, Kassandra killed Apollodoros and became the warrior who finally stopped him.
Hirpes the Burning Fury

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

## Biography

Hirpes had a reputation of being one of the cruelest mercenaries. It was believed that she often knocked down her victims and attached them to a giant leg. After that, she would cut them and pour salt into the wounds to prepare them for a fire. She loved smelling them burn as much as hearing her victims scream.

During the war, Hirpes crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two of them dueled until Kassandra killed Hirpes, bringing an end to her reign of cruelty.
Timonax the Bone Hitter

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

## Biography

The legends say the Bone Hitter acquired his weapon from an evil goddess who cursed it with an ancient power that made its owner stronger after each kill. Timonax believed this without doubt, and he did grow stronger, though it was most likely due to all the training and fighting he did.

During the war, Timonax crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom he intended to kill, thinking it might make him many times stronger due to her reputation. After a long battle, however, the Bone Hitter himself was killed by the Eagle Bearer.
Astrapios the Exiled

**Astrapios the Exiled** was a Megarian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Originally from the seaport town of Pagai in Megaris, Astrapios was exiled from his home due to his radical ideas. While lost in the plains, he acquired deadly skill in order to survive. It is believed that over time he traveled from one place to another trying to find new place to call home.

Sometime during the Peloponnesian War, Astrapios impersonated an officer. Abusing the responsibility that came with authority, he sent young soldiers to their death by using them in failed attempts at completing his own contracts, tasks for which the new recruits were vastly ill-equipped and unprepared. Word of his actions spread and soon drew the attention of an unknown patron who posted a bounty on a local statue plinth, promising a reward to anyone who could kill the false officer. The Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer answered the contract, and after finding Astrapios, she fought and killed or spared him by recruiting him on the Adrestia, offering him a new home.
Hyperion the Multi Faced

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

## Biography

It was difficult to find much on Hyperion as he seemed to change his name every time he went to a new city. Even though that was the case, the fancy gear he loved to wear and his pet lion made him easy to track. As for whether anything he said was real, no one will ever know.

During the war, Hyperion crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Mastor the Cold-Hearted

**Mastor the Cold-Hearted** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

There is one story of Mastor the Cold-Hearted that has lasted longer than any other about him. As he received his punishment of lashings in front of a crowd, it's said his laughter drowned out the noise of the entire crowd until the only sound was him. Pain, to him, was fun. So he inflicted it on others.

During the war, Mastor crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Like all his other victims, he intended to inflict pain on her, be it mental or physical. In the end, the Cold-Hearted was slain by the Eagle Bearer.
Nephele the Youngster

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

## Biography

Even though she was younger than her weapon, Nephele proved age had nothing to do with brute strength. Those hit by her felt the strength and resolve of one who spent every waking moment training her body. Many of her targets died because they underestimated her.

During the war, Nephele crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who either killed the former or saw potential in Nephele and recruited her into her crew.
Anthea the Burned

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

## Biography

Once, Anthea didn't believe in fighting until her home was burned to the ground by Persians in Skyros. She saw it all from atop a hill. With tears streaming down her face and one hand clutching a toy, she vowed to fight only for the highest bidder in order to restore her family home.

During the war, Anthea crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Either Kassandra killed her or she recruited Anthea into her crew with the promise that she would help her restore her home.
Kyrios the Master

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

## Biography

Prior to taking up the job of a mercenary, Kyrios served as a leader of a Spartan platoon. At one point, his whole unit was ambushed by a group of assailants although he was able to survive and escape. Rumours soon emerge of a plan to eliminate those who knew some terrible secret he kept. However, there was no record of it and he left the Spartan Army and became a mercenary.

During the Peloponnesian War, a bounty contract was placed on Kyrios, one which a fellow Spartan and *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer accepted. She tracked down Kyrios' whereabouts and eliminated him.
Astarte the Swamp

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

## Biography

Astarte was said to have eyes as murky as deep, muddy waters and was known to make her enemies drown in their own blood.  To do that, she would strike a blow to a victim's head and would watch as the blood drained into that person's mouth.

During the war, Astarte crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who accepted a bounty contract on her and cut her down.
Aikaterine the Keto

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

## Biography

Obsessed with drowning her victims, Aikaterine the Keto was a servant of the sea. Those who know her claimed she couldn't resist the sound of an underwater scream.

During the war, Aikaterine crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. The two mercenaries met on a beach where they battle until they were in the water. Kassandra swam out further and Aikaterine gave chase. Soon they continued their battle and before long, Kassandra slew Aikaterine and left her body for the sharks.
Mimnosa the Enduring

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

## Biography

Mimnosa had a mysterious past that she refused to talk about. Her scars made people believe she was the survivor of a fire, but the truth was far more sinister. It involved torture, fire, and the Persian Army.

During the war, Mimnosa crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Timotheus the Crazy Lover

**Timotheus the Crazy Lover** (died c. 420s BCE.) was a mercenary operating in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Timotheus the Crazy Lover dedicated his life to fighting in order to find his true love on the battlefield. He believed he would one day come across a warrior who would catch his eye, and he theirs. Many of his men claimed they often had to save him when one who caught his eye did not share the same feelings.

During the war, Timotheus crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Berenike the Flash

**Berenike the Flash** was a Megarian mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Once known as Berenike of Pagai, she lived for the thrill of hunting. She soon swore an oath to Atalanta that she would never marry if she could gain a fraction of her speed. Her prayers were answered, for her feet became blur whenever she landed a devastating blow to an enemy.

During the war, Berenike crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. In the end she was either killed or recruited into the *Adrestia's* crew.
Agenor the Knee Destroyer

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

## Biography

Agenor always wanted to become a fierce warrior, but wasn't very successful. Records say he was considered the friend of one of the finest Mercenaries on Delos until the day he was shot in the knee. In memory of his friend, Agenor started shooting every opponent he faced in the knee.

During the war, Agenor crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Ikarios the Untrustworthy

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

## Biography

The favorite tactic of Ikarios was using local thugs for a frontal assault on a target. The men he hired often died, which is exactly what he wanted. It allowed him a distraction so he could sneak up on his target, while also making it so he didn't have to pay the men.

During the war, Ikarios crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom was one of his targets. That time he was unable to use his favorite tactic for Kassandra had found him first, and while seeing Ikarios' main strategy as an act of cowardice, she cut him down.
Iaeira the Overcomer

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

## Biography

Stories tell the tale of Iaeira and her record for having faced death more than any other mercenary. She stood toe-to-toe with Hades more times than she could count, but was always able to pull herself away from his dreaded grasp.

During the war, Iaeira 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.
Neokles, Son of the Sun

**Neokles, Son of the Sun** (died c. 420s BCE) was a mercenary who operated in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Neokles' fury was hot like a blazing fire. Scorned by those he loved, he abandoned his past and was reborn as a warrior.

During the war, Neokles crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Oenios the Crazy Lover

**Oenios the Crazy Lover** (died c. 420s BCE.) was a mercenary operating in Greece during the Peloponnesian War.

## Biography

Oenios the Crazy Lover dedicated his life to fighting in order to find his true love on the battlefield. He believed he would one day come across a warrior who would catch his eye, and he theirs. Many of his men claimed they often had to save him when one who caught his eye did not share the same feelings.

During the war, Oenios crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Kristos the Efficient

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

## Biography

Some said Kristos once killed three men with one arrow. This legend made him an envied archer, although it's said that anytime someone asked him to prove his skill, he suddenly had to go do something.

During the war, Kristos crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Kapaneus the Liar

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

## Biography

In a single conversation, Kapaneus would claim to be a descendant of Herakles, Jason, and Leonidas. He proudly told anyone who listened that he slew the Hydra, showing five dried snakeskins kept in a pouch as proof. Of course, he would explain that they shrunk considerable after he severed them.

During the war, Kapaneus cross paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, the real descendant/granddaughter of Leonidas.
Nestor the Great

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

## Biography

"Retirement is for the dead," Nestor always said. He had waged more war and collected more bounties for longer than any other he knew, and would continue until his own motto came true.

During the war, Nestor had crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer.
Elektra the Observant

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

## Biography

Like all the best mercenaries, Elektra knew how to be patient. She tracked down her targets for days, observing their behavior, learning their habits, and cataloging their every move. Once she had all the information she needed, she picked the perfect time to strike.

During the war, Elektra crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Either Kassandra killed Elektra or saw potential in her and recruited her into her crew.
Potamon the Painter

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

## Biography

Potamon desperately sought training in the fine arts for most of his life. Rejected by almost every mentor for his lack of talent, he turned his back on his passion and took up mercenary work. He still found time to paint, using his victim's blood and their bodies as a canvas.

During the war, Potamon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer. Disgusted by how he treated the bodies of his victims, the Eagle Bearer killed the Painter.
Eirene the Devastator

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

## Biography

Eirene the Devastator carried a small, tightly-stoppered bottle of sand from Krete. She said if she had her homeland with her everywhere she went, nothing could stop her.

During the war, Eirene crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer and challenged her, putting her belief to the ultimate test.
Harpina the Heavy Hitter

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

## Biography

Harpina had been feared ever since she was a child.  In spite of their usual habit roughhousing for dominance, the little boys in her village never dared to do so near Harpina because of her quick fists.  This being the case, the earned her favor by giving her trinkets and pretty rocks, which she was happy to receive.

During the war, Harpina became a mercenary and soon crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, whom accepted a bounty contract on her. Either the Eagle-Bearer killed the Heavy Hitter, or saw potential in her and had her join the *Adrestia's* crew.

## Gallery

Harpina with her pet LynxHarpina being spared
Hygieia the Sword

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

## Biography

Hygieia's sword moved as fluidly as her shadow, and they were just as inextricably linked. It was impossible to find one without the other. It is said that she learned the craft of making swords so she would be the only one who had ever touched hers - and that in her eyes made it perfect. Those who tried to take it from her suffered.

During the war, Hygieia crossed paths with the Spartan *misthios* Kassandra the Eagle Bearer, who accept a bounty contract on the latter and either killed her or recruited her into her crew.

## Gallery

Hygieia ready for battleHygieia with her pet WolfHygieia and Kassandra fighting