Rise of the Dead

The Sulias

  The Sulias were magnificent, these being stood 9-foot tall, strongly-built, and fully equipped with weapons made from the blacksmith god Hephaestus himself. Each Sulias was given a double bladed sword, blazing with dark energy that would transfer the soul into its body in contact. Also, they were also given top-class armor, which could protect the warriors from the scratches and bites of the undead.  The Sulias were disciplined, and trained under the mighty war-god Ares himself. 

  While the Sulias assembled, the spirits had completely overwhelmed Athens, slaughtering tens of thousands of humans and driving refugees out of the city.  They had also expanded their rule to the island of Crete and surrounded it with walls and earthworks.

  Days later, the Sulias were fully trained and ready to fight the souls. "We are now completely capable of destroying the souls once and for all!" The captain of the Sulias said to Hades and Zeus. So they followed Hades and Zeus to the outside border of Crete, where the wall was. The Sulias' drew their spears and swords. Roaring a challenge, they rushed forward, into the crowd with Hades and Zeus at the front. Zeus blew open a chunk of the wall using his master bolt, while Hades took out his chain and started absorbing the souls inside of him. The Sulias charged into the hole in the wall and started massacring the souls, the souls tried to fight back desperately, determined not to lose their occupied island, but they were no match for the fully equipped Sulias. 

The Sulias crushed the majority of the souls, sending them deep into Tartarus. Then, they surrounded the survivors, who meekly agreed to follow them. "Bring them to the dungeons of my palace, I have ordered Hecate, the goddess of magic to enchant the walls and doors, they cannot get out." 

The news of the massacre reached the souls in Athens and enraged them. To take revenge on their comrades, the dead quickly assembled its own army, with souls equipped with armor and swords, shields, and spears. They also strengthened the walls around Athens to protect themselves from further attacks. 

Meanwhile, the Sulias were unstoppable, crushing wave after wave of the undead. In the fightback, the Sulias were already staring up at the undead wall of Athens, now in flames and occupied by the souls. 

The Sulias decided to crush the walls and destroy the souls in Athens once and for all the following day, what they didn't know was an undead army of armed souls were waiting for them on the other side.