Athena and her Amazons attacked.

In the last chapters of the scroll, it is said that it was Athena, the beautiful goddess of war and wisdom who had discovered the enslavement of her sister Aphrodite and the cause for the corruption of the world.

Confident that she could defeat the cripped god of wonders and the god of wine alone, the Protector of the Amazons took 1000 of the most gorgeous and deadliest female warriors with her and sailed towards the Island of the Stallion.

Untouched by the storms and waves, Athena and her warrior's sisters stormed the beaches of the Isle of Stallion, and none of the followers of Stallions could defeat even one Amazonian. In a swift move, the army opened the gate of the fortress where Aphrodite was imprisoned.

Confronting Hephaistos in his bedchamber, Athena was shocked to see the sexual degradation of her sister and vowed to kill her master. But in anger, she missed the hidden items of corruption from Hephaistos and were exposed to the full power from the God Smith.

In one moment, Athena had fallen, being captured alive by Hephaistos.